TheThaiBirdGardenis situated opposite of the folklore museum. The garden aims to preserve and display endangered as well as extinct birds inThailandsuch as the Jambu Fruit Dove, the Helmeted Hornbill, and other birds in Thai literature such as the Oriole, Barbet, Common Koel, Green Magpie, and the Blue Magpie. There are birds that are able to reproduce the human voice such as parrots where visitors will find themselves amused at the greeting of these birds both in Thai and English. Sing birds such as the Black Throated Laughing Thrush, the White Crested Laughing Thrush, and the White Rumped Shama can be found at the Thai Bird Garden as well.

Opening hours: The garden is opened from 08.30-17.00 hrs.

Admission: 50 and 20 baht for adults and children, respectively

Contact: 0 5521 2540 or visit www.geocities.com/thaibirdgarden for more information.