Rating: 5/5 (1 votes)

Opening Days: Every day

Opening Hours: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM

 

Inthato Farm, located in Sri Phran, Moo 1, Sri Phran Subdistrict, is a perfect destination for those who love nature and enjoy the fresh taste of fruits. This farm grows over 40 greenhouses of chemical-free Japanese melons, with 10 different varieties. Visitors can closely observe the melon cultivation process and experience the joy of harvesting fresh melons directly from the vine.

 

The farm offers a melon pot planting workshop, where participants can learn professional melon cultivation techniques. This activity is suitable for both adults and children, making it both fun and educational. In addition to farm activities, the farm's cafe and restaurant serve a variety of savory and sweet melon dishes made from fresh melons grown right on the farm. These include melon smoothies, melon ice cream, melon bualoy, and melon waffles. All dishes are prepared using high-quality, fresh ingredients.

 

Visitors can also purchase farm products to take home, such as baskets of melons from various varieties, cold-pressed melon juice, and fresh melons, which guarantee a sweet and aromatic taste—perfect for personal consumption or as gifts for loved ones. Inthato Farm is not just a fruit farm but a place that beautifully connects nature and delicious food. It's a great spot for relaxation with family or friends and a destination not to be missed for experiencing nature and creating wonderful memories.

 

How to Get There Drive via the Chalerm Mahanakorn Expressway (Chalerm Mahanakorn Expressway) from Bangkok toward Samut Prakan Province. Take the Bang Na-Samut Prakan Expressway (Bang Na Expressway) toward Nakhon Pathom Province. Continue along Highway 4 (Phetkasem Road) until you reach the Sri Phran Intersection. Turn left onto Sri Phran Road and continue until you reach Moo 1, Sri Phran Subdistrict. The distance from Bangkok to Inthato Farm is approximately 80 kilometers, and it takes about 1.5–2 hours, depending on traffic conditions.