Khao Yai Farm Village began as a learning center and development center for economic crops, focusing on growing vegetables and mushrooms under controlled conditions. The concept was later expanded into a fully integrated agritourism destination, with the vision of becoming both a natural classroom and a relaxing destination for families.

The farm boasts spacious grounds, clearly divided into zones for edutainment activities (learning combined with entertainment). The centerpiece of the farm is a large mushroom house, where a variety of economic mushroom species, such as enoki mushrooms, Bhutanese oyster mushrooms, and shiitake mushrooms, are cultivated. Visitors can observe the production process, from spawning to harvesting, and even pick fresh mushrooms to take home.

Furthermore, there are interesting learning centers, including:

• Tissue Culture Lab (LAB): A platform demonstrating the propagation of rare economic crops in a sterile environment.

• Waste Bank: Teaching waste sorting and maximizing waste utilization based on the principles of the circular economy.

• Small-scale livestock zone: Includes a sheep farm, a rabbit farm, and a happy egg-laying chicken coop, allowing children to interact and feed the animals up close.

The farm also places great importance on activities and workshops, with rotating activities such as mushroom block making, herbal soap making, candle making, clay sculpting, vegetable growing, and goat milking (seasonal). For those seeking a more natural getaway, the farm offers a camping area that accommodates both private tents and group activities, making it a destination offering experiences in agriculture, science, and recreation.

• Private Car: From Bangkok, take Mittraphap Road to Pak Chong. Turn onto Khao Yai Road, following the signs. The farm is on the left before the checkpoint. Easy access.

• Van/Bus Terminal: Get off at Pak Chong District and then take a taxi or songthaew.

• Getting around Khao Yai: Private car or rental car are the most convenient options.

• It's best to visit in the morning or evening, as the weather is cooler and more convenient for outdoor activities.

• Bring extra cash for animal feed and additional workshop fees.

• Ideal for those looking for a full-day activity focused on agricultural learning.

• Inquire in advance about promotions or group packages for camping activities.

Admission Fees:

• Admission (adults): 50-100 baht per person (prices may vary depending on the promotion or package selected).

• Admission (children) is free or at a special price. Children under a certain height_ are usually admitted free (please inquire at the service counter).

• Workshop activities are available at an additional cost. Optional activities such as mushroom picking, soap making, and bottle gardening start at approximately 50-200 baht per activity.

• Animal food starts at 20 baht (sold separately as a set for feeding sheep/rabbits).

Opening Hours:

• Open daily from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM.