Thai Bird Study Park

Name: Thai Bird Study Park
Address: Nai Muang, Muang Phitsanulok, Phitsanulok, TH
Telephone: 055212540
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Opening days: Sunday - Saturday

Opening hours: 09.00 - 17.00

Thai Bird Study Park in Phitsanulok Province is a significant center for learning and conservation of birds, offering visitors and the general public an opportunity to explore and understand the diverse bird species found in Thailand. The park focuses particularly on rare and endangered birds, including some species that have already become extinct. Among the most notable birds is the Red-faced Pheasant, known for its striking appearance, and the Wreathed Hornbill, which has a prehistoric-like look with a bare, punk-styled head the only one of its kind in Thailand.

The park also features birds from Thai literature, such as the Golden Oriole, Black-naped Oriole, Crow Pheasant, Green Malkoha, and Khun Phaen Bird, many of which can mimic human sounds and produce melodious calls. In total, the park houses approximately 120 bird species, representing a broad spectrum of avian life across the country. Visiting the park provides an opportunity to learn about the biology, conservation, and ecological significance of Thailand’s birds, as well as their cultural importance.

The park grounds are landscaped with a variety of trees to create a shaded, natural environment, closely resembling the birds’ natural habitats. This not only ensures the birds’ comfort but also creates a pleasant atmosphere for visitors. The organized layout allows visitors to easily observe and learn about each bird species, including their behaviors such as perching, foraging, and vocalizing, providing an immersive experience with nature.

Thai Bird Study Park is open daily from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with admission fees of 50 baht for adults and 20 baht for children. Visitors seeking more information or planning a visit can contact the park at 26/43 Wisutkasat Road, Soi 17, Mueang District, Phitsanulok 65000, Tel/Fax: 0 5521 2540. The park is conveniently located opposite the Sergeant Thawee Folk Museum, allowing visitors to combine their visit with other cultural attractions in the area. Visiting the park not only provides an educational experience about Thailand’s diverse bird species but also fosters awareness and appreciation for environmental conservation and natural resources among younger generations.

In addition to bird displays, the park offers educational activities such as lectures on bird species, care and conservation methods, and demonstrations on observing bird behaviors in natural settings. These activities help visitors understand the ecological roles and cultural significance of birds in Thai literature and daily life.

By combining conservation, education, and immersive natural experiences, Thai Bird Study Park in Phitsanulok Province serves as a valuable destination for visitors of all ages. Whether for tourists interested in nature, parents seeking educational experiences for their children, or students and researchers studying Thai birds and ecosystems, the park provides a unique opportunity to learn and connect with Thailand’s avian biodiversity. Moreover, it promotes tourism in Phitsanulok and encourages long-term awareness and commitment to natural resource conservation in the country.

Tel: 055212540

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