Chiang Mai Night Safari 2026 puts you on an open-sided tram just a few metres from white tigers, lions, and free-roaming giraffes — after dark, when the park’s 500-plus animals are most active. Add a musical fountain and laser light show, a lakeside walking trail, and a ticket price that beats every counter in town when you book direct through govaygo.com, and it’s easily one of the best nights out in northern Thailand.
Savanna Safari Zone
The Savanna Safari Zone is the highlight for most first-time visitors: an open tram ride past more than 300 free-roaming animals, including white rhinos, zebras, cheetahs, wildebeest, giraffes, ostriches, water buffalo, and even kangaroos, dingoes, and emus sharing the same open plains. The tram covers roughly 5km of the park and takes about an hour door to door.
Predator Prowl Zone
Predator Prowl Zone houses over 200 animals across a separate loop, including white tigers, lions, African hunting dogs, Asiatic black bears, wolves, vultures, and crocodiles — all viewed from the safety of the tram as it winds through their enclosures after dark, when most of them are wide awake and at their most active.
Musical Fountain & Laser Light Show
Time your visit around the nightly Musical Fountain and Laser Light Show, a water-screen and laser display staged twice a night, at 8:00 PM and 9:00 PM. The park also runs tiger and animal performance shows earlier in the evening, so check the schedule board at the entrance when you arrive so you don’t miss either one.
Jaguar Trail (Day Zone)
If you arrive before dark, the Jaguar Trail is a 1.2km walking loop around the park’s lake, with daytime viewing of several animal enclosures and photo spots along the way — a good warm-up before the tram ride starts once the sun goes down.
Chiang Mai Night Safari 2026 Ticket Prices
| Ticket | Price via govaygo.com |
| Adult (foreigner) | 930 THB |
| Child (101–140cm) | 480 THB |
Prices above include park entry, the tram ride through both zones, and the evening show — just book by 2:00 PM on the day you plan to visit. Book Chiang Mai Night Safari 2026 tickets now.
Best Tips for Visiting Chiang Mai Night Safari
Bring a light jacket — the open-air tram gets cool once the sun goes down, even in Chiang Mai’s warmer months. Arrive by 6:00–6:30 PM to catch the earlier show, beat the queues, and grab a good seat on the tram, since front rows fill up fastest. Pack mosquito repellent for the walking trail, and remember tickets need to be booked before 2:00 PM on the day you plan to go — same-day walk-up pricing at the gate runs well above what you’ll pay booking Chiang Mai Night Safari 2026 in advance online.
Why Book Through govaygo.com
Gate prices and hotel-desk bookings for Chiang Mai Night Safari routinely mark up the foreigner rate. Booking direct through www.govaygo.com locks in one transparent local price with instant confirmation — no haggling, no surprise add-ons at the ticket window. If you’re building out a full Chiang Mai itinerary, pair this with our Balloon Adventure Chiang Mai guide for a sunrise-to-sunset day plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
What time does Chiang Mai Night Safari 2026 open?
The park itself is open from 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM daily. The night safari ticket window covers 2:30 PM to 11:00 PM, which includes both tram zones and the evening shows.
Is Chiang Mai Night Safari good for kids?
Yes — the tram ride is seated and covered on the sides, the pace is slow, and the musical fountain and laser show are usually a highlight for younger visitors. Child pricing applies to those between 101–140cm tall.
How long should I plan for a visit?
Budget 3 to 4 hours to comfortably cover both tram zones, catch one of the evening shows, and walk part of the Jaguar Trail if you arrive early enough.
That’s everything you need for Chiang Mai Night Safari 2026 — book your tickets now direct through www.govaygo.com and skip the queue at the gate.