Singha Park is an extensive agricultural tourism landscape in Mae Kon, near Chiang Rai city. It pairs naturally with Wat Rong Khun on a northbound day trip but is substantially farther than the hot-spring roadside stop.
About the place and its management
This is a privately operated agritourism destination, with activities and access managed by its own team. It is not a government park or part of Mae Kachan Hot Spring.
Background and site character
The visitor attraction developed around agricultural land, tea cultivation and planned recreational landscapes rather than an ancient monument.
What to look for
Look for the geometry of tea rows, open agricultural vistas and the different ways the park combines production landscape with visitor facilities.
Photographs of the place
Suggested visitor route
- 01
Continue by car toward Mae Kon south-west of Chiang Rai city. The park is approximately six kilometres from Wat Rong Khun according to TAT.
- 02
Arrive at the park entrance, confirm the current shuttle or activity arrangements, visit an accessible tea-field viewpoint, then return to the visitor centre.
- 03
Photograph the repeating tea rows and distant hills, using approved paths rather than entering planted fields.
Getting there
Continue by car toward Mae Kon south-west of Chiang Rai city. The park is approximately six kilometres from Wat Rong Khun according to TAT.
Photography viewpoints
Photograph the repeating tea rows and distant hills, using approved paths rather than entering planted fields.
Frequently asked questions
- Is it a protected national park?
- No. It is a privately operated agricultural attraction.
- Can I walk through all fields?
- No. Use designated paths and current visitor transport options.
- Can I combine it with the White Temple?
- Yes, they are in the same wider Chiang Rai area; allow separate visits and travel time.