Suchada Anthurium Garden spans over 60 rai and is situated in a prime location within Wang Nam Khiao, renowned as a global top-tier source of pure ozone. This exceptional setting ensures that the area maintains a cool, refreshing, and invigorating atmosphere all year round, making it perfect for relaxation and outdoor activities. The garden initially began as a research and cultivation center focused on rare Anthurium species imported from the Netherlands before expanding into the integrated agro-tourism destination and resort that it is today.

The heart of the garden is the spectacular greenhouse display dedicated to the Anthurium (Tailflower). Here, visitors can admire over 20 unique varieties, featuring distinct colors and captivating forms. Highlights include the Acropolis strain with its pristine white spathe, the Sweetheart Cherry in soft pink hues, Tropical (bright green), Montana, and Sante. Tourists are invited to walk through the temperature-controlled greenhouses to appreciate the beauty of these flowers up close.

Beyond the magnificent Anthuriums, Suchada Anthurium Garden is also an engaging site for organic farming. It features extensive, toxin-free vegetable plots, specializing in various types of hydroponic and soil-grown lettuce, such as Green Oak, Red Oak, and Cos. These fresh ingredients are harvested daily for use in the resort's restaurant, and visitors can also purchase them as healthy souvenirs. Furthermore, the property includes a vineyard where specific grape varietals are cultivated seasonally, offering visitors the chance to sample fresh grapes directly from the vine.

The resort accommodation is thoughtfully designed to harmonize with the natural environment. The lodging is divided into several zones, featuring Balinese-style houses, contemporary Thai-style homes, and modern villas built along a large, central lake within the resort grounds. Many of these rooms offer private balconies with direct views of the Khao Phaeng Ma mountain range and the lake. This prime positioning allows guests to experience the tranquil morning mist and the peaceful serenity of the nights firsthand.

Consequently, Suchada Anthurium Garden serves not just as a destination for flower enthusiasts but as a holistic center for relaxation, hands-on agricultural learning, and culinary enjoyment, featuring a restaurant and cafe that heavily emphasize dishes prepared with the freshest, in-house-grown ingredients. 

• To get there from Nakhon Ratchasima city, head towards Wang Nam Khiao District. From the main road (such as Highway 304), take the route to Khao Phaeng Ma. When you reach the right-hand fork at the Shrine of the Lord of the Rat, turn right, following the sign for Khao Phaeng Ma/Wat Khao Phaeng Ma. After about 4 kilometers, Suchada Anthurium Garden will be on the right, before reaching Wat Khao Phaeng Ma (in some sections there may be a dirt road for about 1 kilometer). It is recommended to use a GPS, as the signs may not be clear.

• Best time to visit: Visit in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the heat and enjoy the fresh, ozone-filled atmosphere.

• Dress Code: As this is a garden area, wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a hat or umbrella.

• Souvenirs: Don't miss out on purchasing garden products, such as fresh grapes (in season), anthurium products, or organic salad greens.

Admission Fees:

• There is an expected admission fee for visiting the flower gardens alone (excluding accommodation), which is usually within the budget range, but please call the gardens directly for exact information.

Opening Hours:

• Open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

As information on opening hours and admission fees is subject to change at any time depending on the season and the garden's policies, we recommend that you contact Suchada Anthurium Garden directly by phone or social media channels to get "exact" information for your travel date.