Primo Piazza Khao Yai

1. Khao Yai Hobbit House Highlights - Place to be for taking amazing cosplay photos Rating - 3.5/5 2. Primo Piazza Highlights -Beautiful place to take photos, fun activities of feeding sheep and alpacas Rating - 4/5 3. Khao Yai National Park Highlights - Day: We did a manageable hiking trek and visited gorgeous waterfall. Night: We signed up for night safari and sighted various nocturnal animals. Rating - 4.5/5 #thaiand #khaoyai #primopiazza #khaoyaithailand #khaoyainationalpark #hobbithouse #familyfrip #wecreate #travel #mytriplog #tripblazers #passionpassport #awesomepic

One of my most memorable travel moments in 2022 was walking around in Primo Piazza located in Khao Yai. It feels like I was walking through a small town in Italy instead of Pak Chong, a mountainous region in Thailand. Primo Piazza is a recreation of a Italian town with cobblestone streets, well manicured gardens and even a barn with farm animals. My toddler had a ball of a time feeding the alpacas in the barn. A farm animal that we seldom see. Amenities are plenty with clean toilets that resemble those in a country home and a store selling drinks and ice cream. Seeing the big smiles and laughter from my child warmth my heart. I would love to take a trip to the real Tuscan village with my family next year! #2023travelwish

Very nice and beautiful place. Nice Cafe and relaxing place. Italian style decoration. Kids will enjoy the feeding of the animals like Merino, Alpaca and Donkey. Entry is at 200 Baht. The Piazza is well kept, but just too hot to walk around to really enjoy the place. This is also the place where I've seen Alpaca for the very first time. They are so adorable and you could feed them. It will be a good activities for the kids actually. One of the locations where you can spend up to an hour on taking nice pictures, having a snack, and simply just having a break and taking in the scenery. #thailand #girlstrip #khaoyai

#passionpassport Primo Piazza, Khao Yai – Thailand’s Little Italy With Cobbled Streets, Lush Meadows, And Farm Animals. Can you believe it? Simetimes I felt the Thai people are so creative and manage to create something that is so unexpected. The primo Piazza is located at 200/2 Mu Si, Pak Chong District. About 2 1/2 hours drive. I am so happy to see Alpaca here, I never been able to pet a Alpaca before, so cute and spectacular. This is a great place to bring family and friends for a drive about, leaving the hustle and bustle of Bangkok behind and have a great time at Country Side. There is also cafe there where we can have amazing Italian Espresso and cakes, the Italian Style building and their culture is amazing. Definitely recommended. Basically It is a full day trip and great for a mind and soul relaxation.

Khao Yai, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is Thailand’s third largest and one of the most visited national parks. One of the most visited places in Khao Yai is Primo Piazza. Primo Piazza will cast its Tuscan spell on you with its authentic architecture and charming atmosphere. On top of that, here you will get to befriend alpacas! Amazing people!!!❤❤❤ Family Trip👨‍👩‍👦‍👦 VVLLL 77888 #mynovgetaway

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Swiss mountain farm for goats and hand feeding to alcapaz #primopiazza #khaoyai #thailand paints an unforgettable impression of tranquility. #instagramworthydestinations #happynewyear

Elegant #italianarchitecture with mountain backdrop and beautiful landscape #primopiazza #khaoyai #thailand paints an unforgettable impression of tranquility. #instagramworthydestinations #happynewyear

After seeing so many pics of Primo Piazza on our friends’ socials, it naturally became a must visit. Our first encounter with alpacas was a cheeky one. Didn’t know they are playful 😆 We fed merinos and donkeys too. Other than the animals, there were a variety of blooms. We spotted bees and reptiles as we roamed around. Understand from the staff that a lot of shops, that we thought were photo-taking spaces, were closed after being hit by COVID-19. Hope the return of tourists can bring back the businesses 🙏🏽 #alpaca #merino #donkey #primopiazza #khaoyai #thailand #birthdaytrip

If you are ever in Bangkok and have some extra days to spare, I would suggest driving or hiring a private driver to get you to Khao yai. It is only a few hours from Bangkok and there is a ton of fun things to do there. One attraction I visited in Khao Yai is Primo Piazza, it is like a little town themed to look like a Tuscan village or an old Italian village. Because I have young kids who cannot travel far to Italy, this is the most ideal and closest to Italy that I can bring them to. Every spot at pirmo piazza is an instagram worthy spot. Pictures turns out beautiful with an Italian background and touch. Also, there is an area within primo piazza that allows you to feed their sheeps, goats and donkeys there. Pretty fun for the kids! #celebratewithtrip

Great buildings like great mountains, are the work of centuries. If you are looking for an aesthetically appealing and great for the gram place outside Bangkok, then this place is a must in your bucket list. There is a unique impression of feeling like you are in Italy if you visit this place. You can feed the alpacas and rams, you can have coffee and eat in different restaurants while inside. There is also a garden inside. #thailand #khaoyai #primopiazza #travel #tripmoments #photography

ALPACAS?! Enough said. These native Peruvian animals are no longer so out of reach, and can actually, believe it or not, be found in… Thailand. At Primo Piazza, you’ll find a herd of alpacas and Capricorn sheep residing in peaceful harmony. They’re incredibly friendly, and especially so if you lure them close with a handful of grass. Superficial as they may be, these furry creatures are an absolute delight to play with. Primo Piazza itself is actually modelled after Italy, its streets paved with cobblestones and lined with Italian architecture. Drop by one#khaoyai of its quaint little coffee shops for a morning pick-me-up, or indulge in a scoop of gelato. It’s best to visit during weekends, when all the shops are open in full force. There’s a really nice soundtrack playing over the loudspeakers as well – roam through the village to the tunes of Backstreet Boys, Michael Jackson and the like.