Explore the Natural Beauty of Dokmai Garden

Dokmai Garden, established in 2006 by landscape architect Yung Kiam, embodies a commitment to biodiversity and sustainable gardening practices.

The garden spans 20 acres and displays over 1,000 species of Thai plants, designed to educate visitors on local horticulture and conservation efforts. The architecture seamlessly integrates with the landscape, featuring traditional Thai style pavilions.

Must-See Highlights

• 🌿 Rare Plants - Home to unique and endangered Thai flora.
• 🦋 Butterfly Pavilion - An area dedicated to the study and appreciation of butterflies.
• 📖 Educational Workshops - Regular sessions on gardening and Thai culture.

Entry is paid, but families, nature enthusiasts, and those interested in horticulture will find it both informative and relaxing.