Thai Red Cross Snake Farm
1871 Rama IV Road, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330
Mon-Fri 09:30-15:30; Sat-Sun and public holidays 09:30-13:00
The Snake Farm of the Thai Red Cross Society on Rama IV Road is a working research centre, regarded as the oldest of its kind in Thailand, that keeps hundreds of snakes to produce antivenom. Visitors come for the live shows: on weekdays a venom extraction demonstration runs at 11:00, and a longer snake handling show takes place on the outdoor stands, where you can have your photo taken with a snake; on weekends and holidays the handling show is at 11:00. The ticket also covers a museum and displays on venomous species and serum production. Open Monday to Friday 09:30 to 15:30 and weekends and public holidays 09:30 to 13:00. Entry is 200 baht for foreign adults and 50 baht for children, paid in cash. MRT Si Lom and Sam Yan are both within walking distance.
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Visitors call the handling show thrilling and educational, with skilled keepers who clearly respect the animals, all for a modest ticket price.
Hours are short, closing at 13:00 on weekends, and tickets are cash only, so you need to plan around the show times.
Admission
$6 / person
Getting there
MRT Si Lom or MRT Sam Yan
At a glance
- Venom extraction demonstration at 11:00 on weekdays
- Live snake handling show where visitors can pose with a snake
- Snake museum covering antivenom production; foreign adults 200 baht, cash only
Thai name
สวนงู สภากาชาดไทย
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