Nai Dam Garden was founded by Mr. Dam Chingsuwanroj, and it has become one of the most successful agro-tourism attractions in Chumphon Province. It originally began as a Shogun orange orchard with other seasonal fruit crops, managed under an efficient mixed-agriculture system.

What truly propelled Nai Dam Garden to national recognition is the iconic “Strange Toilet City,” a creative collection of uniquely designed toilets inspired by Thai sayings, local wisdom, beliefs, and humorous interpretations. Some noteworthy examples include:

• Tunnel Toilet

• Tarzan Toilet

• Tank Toilet

• Khun Thongkon Toilet

• Toilets made from recycled materials

Each toilet is designed with a story and symbolic meaning, making them fun photo spots for visitors. This attraction once earned the award for “Best Toilet of the Year.”

Beyond its creative toilet designs, Nai Dam Garden also serves as a major rest stop along Asian Highway 41 for long-distance travelers. The area offers a wide range of facilities, including:

• Local restaurants

• A fresh coffee shop featuring civet coffee

• Seasonal fruit stalls

• A marketplace offering OTOP products and local souvenirs (including Shogun orange juice, dried bananas, and fruit products)

• Clean and free public restrooms

• A spacious parking lot

Freshly squeezed Shogun orange juice is one of the must-try items here, along with their banana products and other seasonal fruits. As a result, Nai Dam Garden has become a perfect one-stop destination for relaxation, sightseeing, restroom use, and souvenir shopping.

• By Private Car: From Chumphon Town, take Asian Highway 41 toward Lang Suan District. At Kilometer Marker 54, you will see a large “Nai Dam Garden” sign beside the main road. Turn into the entrance and continue for about 200 meters to reach the garden. Ample parking space is available for all vehicle types.

• By Bus: All long-distance buses traveling from Chumphon toward the lower southern provinces (such as Surat Thani or Nakhon Si Thammarat) pass through Highway 41. Inform the driver or bus attendant that you want to get off at “Nai Dam Garden, Thung Tako District.” The bus can drop you off conveniently near the entrance.

• Set aside time to explore and take photos with the many themed toilets in the Strange Toilet City, which are scattered throughout the area.

• Don’t miss the famous freshly squeezed Shogun orange juice, along with dried banana snacks and other high-quality local products.

• The clean restrooms and large parking area make this a perfect rest stop for long-distance travel.

• If you plan to walk through the orchards, dress comfortably and bring a hat or umbrella, especially during hot midday hours.

• Visiting during fruit season allows you to enjoy freshly harvested produce directly from the garden.

Entrance Fee:

• Free admission

Opening Hours:

• Open daily from 07:30 AM – 5:00 PM