King Mongkut Memorial Park of Science & Technology

The most dangerous playground on the planet

What we say:

Heading south from Ao Manao, about 10km south, this park is reachable by Petchkasem Rd (Highway 4) or by staying on the back roads that run along the beach. Much of this park is overgrown and falling apart, but there are signs that a reconstruction effort is being made. The only real draw is the Waghor Aquarium. It's small and unimpressive by Western standards, but it should keep the kids amused for a couple of hours. The other exhibits offer all the thrills of a third-grade science textbook, and the dilapidated Motion Park wins the prize for the most dangerous playground on the planet.

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Moo 4 Tambon Klongwan
http://www.nfe.go.th/waghor

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