Khao Yai Panorama Farm, This farm was established with the idea of ​​developing over 90 rai of land in Pak Chong District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province, into a learning center for organic mushroom cultivation, adhering to the "Sufficiency Economy" philosophy of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great as a guiding principle.

• The farm's primary objective is to become a sustainable agro-tourism destination, educating the public about the benefits and cultivation methods of both economic and medicinal mushrooms, particularly Lingzhi mushrooms, the farm's signature product.

• Education and Activities: Visitors can visit and participate in five learning centers, emphasizing the transfer of comprehensive knowledge from upstream to downstream, such as learning about the mushroom life cycle, mushroom cultivation in greenhouses, mushroom spawn production, and the production of dry compost from waste materials.

• Products and Services: The farm has evolved into a fully integrated business, including a restaurant and cafe, offering healthy menus featuring a variety of mushroom-based products, such as Lingzhi coffee, mushroom ice cream, and healthy fried mushrooms. Lingzhi mushroom products are also available for sale, including Lingzhi tea and nutritional supplements.

• Khaoyai Panorama Resort: A key factor that makes this farm stand out is its location within the Khao Yai Panorama Resort, which boasts mushroom-inspired architecture and a full range of facilities, including a swimming pool, restaurant, and bar, to provide a unique and natural relaxation experience.

Overall, Khao Yai Panorama Farm aims to be more than just a mushroom farm but a "mushroom kingdom," a model for agro-tourism that seamlessly integrates production, learning, and accommodation services.

• From Bangkok, take Mittraphap Road towards Pak Chong District and turn onto Khao Yai Road.

• Continue driving towards Mu Si Subdistrict for about 10–15 minutes. The farm is located on the roadside. Look for the "Khao Yai Panorama Farm" sign.

• Parking is available.

• It's best to visit in the morning or late afternoon when the weather is pleasant and the farm is easy to walk around.

• Recommended dishes: Mushroom Steak / Mushroom Salad / Grilled Shiitake Mushrooms

• A great place to bring children to learn about agriculture.

• If you're looking to buy fresh mushrooms, choose early in the morning because they're freshly picked.

Admission Fees:

• Generally, there is no admission fee for the shop, cafe, and front area of ​​the farm.

Special Activity/Tour Fees:

• Mushroom Tours and Learning Stations: Additional fees are often required for tours of the mushroom farm and learning stations (past data suggests a starting price of 40 baht per person for some tours).

• Maze: If the maze is included, a separate admission fee may apply (past data suggests approximately 100-150 baht per person).

Recommendation: For the most accurate pricing and details on activity packages that include lunch or drinks (if applicable), please check the updated prices at the ticket office or contact the farm directly before your visit.

Opening Hours:

• Open daily from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM (Closed every Wednesday)