150 Million Year Old Stone Shell Museum in Nongbua Lamphu Province — Attraction in Nǭngbūa Lamphū

Disappointed to see double price entrance fee for foreigners. After one hour we had seen everything. There are 2 rooms. One with shell fossils the other with dinosaur fossils. Outside there are about 20 dinosaurs, maybe half of them are animatronic. A few dinosaurs weren't working or were damaged. One had its neck wrapped in plastic, another was missing fingers. The Dino park is clean, there is a small shop which is fair value. We spent more time playing in the free playground next to the carpark than inside the park. I guess it's an ok place if your kids are 4/5 years old or are trying to find something to do for an hour and live nearby in Nong...

Walking with Dinosaurs in DinoPark boasts mechanical animatronic dinos with an Amazing Discovery of exhibits, wall models and 150-million-year-old shell fossils. Ancient shell fossils were firstly discovered in 1994 by local residents who searched for forest products around an abandoned mine. They found a large number of beautiful shell-like stones including 150-million-year-old clam fossils and those of the ancestors of T.Rex Dinosaur in Nong Bua Lam Phu. Later, this area was developed into the site museum and regarded as the “UNSEEN” tourist destination of...

Walking with Dinosaurs in Nong Bua Lamphu was just wonderful at the DINO PARK. You will find some serious carnivores and herbivores (albeit of a bygone era) complete with moving and vocal abilities. Botanical gardens, shells, fossils, plus rocks are all on prominent display. This museum is primarily an al fresco / outdoor experience (that provides the side benefit of a bit of light exercise (see my YouTube) for the visitor, too), but there are also two (2) fantastic mini indoor museums within the complex. It is well...