Chiang Mai Night Safari

Chiang Mai Night Safari is a large nocturnal zoo and nature park in Mae Hia, south of Chiang Mai city, Thailand. Opened in 2006, it covers over 800 rai near Doi Suthep-Pui National Park. The park is known for open tram safaris through predator and savanna zones, walking trails, and evening animal presentations. It combines wildlife viewing, conservation education, and family entertainment in a forested lakeside setting.

Visitors can explore a forested lakeside park with open-air tram rides through Savanna Safari and Predator Prowl zones to see giraffes, zebras, lions, tigers and bears at close range, plus a 1.2 km Jaguar Trail walking path around the lake with enclosures for smaller animals. The experience includes scheduled animal presentations, feeding opportunities, a musical fountain and light show, restaurants and souvenir shops. Daytime visits offer Day Safari trams, while the main Night Safari operates after sunset with guided trams.

Opened on 6 February 2006 as a government-initiated nocturnal safari park to promote tourism and wildlife conservation in northern Thailand. Developed on forest land adjacent to the Royal Park Rajapruek area and operated by the Pinkanakorn Development Agency, a public organization under the Prime Minister's Office.

Functions as an educational and conservation centre showcasing Thai and exotic wildlife, promoting biodiversity awareness and family-oriented nature recreation for domestic and international visitors.