There is a Tulip Farm in Thailand, Suan Tung Lae Khom Chiang Rai Park, right in the middle of the city.
Many people, even the locals, are not aware of this garden, which is an old prison.
This stunning park grows all kinds of stunning, colourful winter plants.
Tulip Farm Bloom in Annual Cool Weather
Chiang Rai is famous for its cold weather and perfect climate for the pride of the Netherlands to bloom.
Hills, valleys, serene rivers, lakes, and green fields surround the high-terrain mountains.
Chiang Rai city offers little diversity when it comes to nightlife.
Without night entertainment and shopping malls, the charms of Chiang Rai lie in her floral festivals.
Smaller and quieter, the floral festival on the 4.5 acre grounds a large variety of flowers. I saw petunias, lilies, and the ageratum known as Blue Hawaii.
It is the tulips that steal the show.
These blooms are colourful and showy in a riot color.
Orange, yellow, pink, red, and magenta. This tulip farm is a heady sight to behold.
What is the best time of the year to visit the tulip farm in Chiang Rai Park, Thailand?
The annual cold temperatures in Chiang Rai are the best time to visit Thailand.
Tulip Farm and Flower Bulbs Adorn the Old Buildings
The old prison building is refurbished, and open-sided pavilions are built around the park. The eyes feast on the colourful display—rows upon rows of tulips grown from bulbs, sweetly scenting the air.
The flower has a variety of shapes and colors.
The pure blue varieties are not found here.
Take a little time to rest after meandering through the long trail. There are beautiful old buildings inside the compound.
There is an exhibition of 30 hill tribes in Northern Thailand costumes shown at the prison building.
Chiang Rai Dok Mai Ngam | Suan Tung and Khome Chalermprakiet, Chiang Rai
Festival Dates: Dec 20, 2013-Jan 20, 2014 all-day
Photo credit: Tourism Authority of Thailand
Wow, who would have thought that tulips are grown in Chiang Rai! Now it’s easier for us to see them, instead of flying all the way to Netherlands 🙂 Thanks for sharing…
I’m thinking of making a trip there soon. Thanks for reading!
Thank you for sharing, may I know how is nowdays ?
I hope I will see them next the 4th week this month.
And how about cherry blossom, still hoping I will enjoy these blossoms.