Here, you can feed the alpacas, sheep and there are also horses. That's all about what you can do but, it is a nice place for pictures. There is also a cafe for coffee and cakes. Then turning right at the corner, this was Thanarat Road. A pretty Cafe was near the lodge. We didn't explore the lodge, but took a few photos only. Cars parking was in front. The drawing of Sheep-Apaca-Donkey was on the banner, at the entrance.
Walking inside, we saw a big fountain placed opposite the inner entrance. The ticket buying and the souvenir shop were at both sides of this door.
Adult paid bht and kids paid 50 bht. A few walks from the door, we saw the big Tuscany building and shops appeared on our sight. Luckily, it was Monday, not many tourists had visited. So we could take many photos without other tourists seen as the background. We noticed that some shops were closed. The weather was good on that day. And we walked up to a farm house where the Sheeps-Apacas-Donkeys had been inside.
They were happy to greet the visitors. We also bought some grass to rear them. They were very pretty. We'd been there around 1. As I'd read from some travel webs, there were many restaurants inside. Maybe our next visit, we will try on. Tip: Primo Piazza was opened to the tourists on December 14th It looked smaller than 'Palio' on Thanarat Road. Every visitor aren't disappointed. The buildings are beautiful.
Very lovely unique "Italian Style" architecture and very relax place. No full meals here, just in case you are thinking of having lunch.
