Nakhon Pathom Youth Center Zoo — Attraction in Nakhon Pathom Province

Needs a bit of improving as you can easily see its a nice golden place as youth centers come, animals do seem fed properly and nice squirrels running up and down in the designated food basket on trees at the entrance beside the wild Deer's, most of the herbivores you can hand feed them while be careful of the monkey cages (they will grab your hands if they can) you can give them bananas you could purchase just outside the parking lot. 4 stars considering it's free admission for the zoo area, they do have a plethora of animals but the famous one's are not there no more. Don't forget to bring water for it might be quite humid.

It's a nice afternoon spot to burn time with couples and or family, it's quite shaded from the tall trees and don't forget the 6 PM aerobics at the gym near the basketball court at the entrance, though check beforehand as we don't know the schedule.

It's quite hard to find unless you ask the locals, it's fun for swimming and...

A little old quiet zoo with few people and childrens who brings food to animals. You can buy some food and fruits ( and fish for the otters) around the zoo to réconfort and bring some love to thèse poor animals in jail. I don't like so much zoos but it exists and wé not decide of this. its good To come to support animals and give them presence. Some monkeys , crocodiles , little mammiferes , turtles , birds and many deers and hinds and their childrens and two otters . The animals looks Well treated in old and simple place with not enought money contribution to modernize the place . I noticed that animals were happy to meet visitors except a depressive poor otter too alone ( don t have friends for play and not big swimming place ) and two sleeping crocodiles , but some animals are really happy to meet people , and bring them foods , they appreciates and are happy for it ). I hope this zoo Will be modernized and more confort for...

In my opinion animals looks good, they are definitely not starving :))) we visited the place twice and on our first visit deers were happy to eat long beans that we offered. This time they were so full so they were too lazy to even reach out to get the food. They were like:If you'll put it directly in my mouth, OK I'll chew it, OK :) Of course it is not a fancy zoo, but if you are in the area with kids - that's a good spot. With almost no people, kids will be able to interact with animals much closer than in...