Primo Piazza Khao Yai
A Tuscan-and-Swiss themed village with pastel buildings, a bell tower, cafes and a small petting area with alpacas, sheep and donkeys.
- Category
- Attractions & Landmarks
- Entrance fee
- Paid entry, roughly 150–200 THB as of 2026 (often includes animal-feed cup); children/discount rates vary. Confirm on site.
- Hours
- Daily, roughly 09:00–18:00 as of 2026; confirm locally.
- Best time
- Cool dry season Nov–Feb; weekday mornings to avoid crowds and heat.
- Time needed
- 1–1.5 hours.
About Primo Piazza Khao Yai
Primo Piazza is the pastel Tuscan-and-Swiss themed village you'll see all over Khao Yai photo feeds, complete with a bell tower, cafes and a small petting area with alpacas, sheep and donkeys. It's cute and family-friendly, and honestly built for Instagram.
Reviews are mixed, and it's fair to call it touristy. If you're here for nature, you can comfortably skip it. If you've got kids or just want some easy photos, it does that job fine.
One thing to be clear on: the animals are there for feeding and petting, not a wildlife experience, so don't confuse it with anything you'd see in the national park. Come on a weekday morning to dodge the crowds and the heat.
Highlights
- Pastel Tuscan-and-Swiss themed buildings and a bell tower
- Small petting area with alpacas, sheep and donkeys
- Cafes and photo backdrops throughout
- Easy, family-friendly outing
Tips
- Visit on a weekday morning to beat crowds and heat.
- Skip it if you're here for nature, it's an Instagram spot.
- The animals are for petting, not a wildlife experience.
- Entry often includes an animal-feed cup, but confirm on site.
How to get there
From Pak Chong: ~15–20 km south along Thanon Thanarat toward the park; ~25–30 min by car/taxi. Songthaews along Thanarat Rd pass nearby.