At the time we visited, all shows and most of activities were cancelled due to Covid pandemic. The only activity that still opened was buffalo cafe where we enjoyed feeding a ton of bananas to a herd of buffaloes swimming toward us and leaned their heads begging for food (so lovely). Only one activity was enough!

My Thai friend and I were in the area, and after looking for some additional places of interest to show me, she suggested that we go check this place out as it sounded interesting. It was explained to me that this place exists as a way to show people how farming was mostly done in the past, though water buffalo are still used today. It was a fun 90-minute walk around the park checking out and interacting with the water buffalo. I had seen them in the past, but not this close. It was like going to a real farm, only Thai style. One could easily pet the buffalo and feed them as well. We missed the show for the day but enjoyed watching them swim around in the pond there. I was able to feed them directly in the pond as they swam up to the observation deck and took food from my hand. Definitely a fun place to visit and it doesn't take long, so if you're in the area looking at something else, by all means stop by, especially if you have children.