Hokkaido Flower Park: A Floral Escape in Khao Yai

Nestled along the main Thanarat Road in Pak Chong, this expansive flower garden has been thoughtfully designed to evoke the feeling of wandering through a flower farm in Hokkaido, Japan — complete with vibrant seasonal blooms, scenic views of Khao Yai’s rolling mountains, and charming photo spots everywhere you look.

Hokkaido Flower Park at Khao Yai

 
Here’s what makes it a must-visit:

What to See & Do

Stroll Through Kaleidoscopic Flower Fields

The park’s highlight is undoubtedly its vast, color-soaked flower beds — often planted with seasonal blooms like:

• Verbena — delicate purple clusters
• Marguerite daisies — cheerful whites and yellows
• Celosia (red, purple, pink) — fluffy, striking plumes
• Cosmos — soft, romantic petals

…plus many others that shift with the seasons and weather.

These fields stretch over a generous area, providing scenic walking paths and countless spots to take stunning photos — ideal for Instagram, travel journals, or just capturing memories.

Globe Amaranth

Celosia

Unique Photo Spots & Garden Features

Beyond the flowers, you’ll find fun props and setups sprinkled throughout the park:

• Japanese-style houses and huts
• Windmills and European-inspired gardens
• Wooden bridges and scenic benches
• Rustic vehicles and whimsical signage

These details add depth and charm to your shots and help recreate that authentic “abroad” feel without the plane ticket.

Totoro themed photo spot

Salvia with Torii at the background

Relax at the Café & Shops

After walking among blooms, take a break at the park’s café zone — a cozy space with views of the garden. Here you can enjoy:

• Coffee and specialty drinks (like matcha sodas and smoothies)
• Japanese-style desserts like daifuku and soft-serve ice cream
• Light snacks and local treats

Plus, the café’s location makes it easy to sip and savor the scenery before heading back for more exploring.

Kimono / Yukata Rental for Photos

One of the most fun experiences here is renting traditional Japanese outfits (yukata) to wear as you explore and photograph the gardens. Outfit options are available for both men and women, and many visitors find it makes their photos stand out even more.

Tips:

• Photo outfits are typically an extra fee (around ~250 THB in recent years).
• Try renting early in the day to avoid peak crowds and get the best lighting.

Kimono rental

Best Time to Visit

Seasonal Flower Peaks

The park’s gardens are at their most vibrant during the cooler ‘winter’ months in Thailand — generally from around October through April — when the weather is pleasant and the flowers are most likely to be in full bloom.

• Peak Flower Viewing: Late December to March typically sees the richest, fullest displays.
• Photography Lighting: Early morning and late afternoon offer softer light and cooler temperatures — ideal for both photos and walking.

Tip: Because this is a seasonal garden, blooms can vary year to year depending on weather — so checking the park’s socials or local travel updates before you go can help you time your visit best.

Sunflower

China Asters

Tips for Visiting

• Go early or late to beat the heat and crowds.
• Wear comfy shoes — you’ll want to explore!
• Bring a good camera; even smartphones do beautifully here.
• Pair with other nearby attractions (cafés, vineyards, waterfalls) for a full Khao Yai day out.

Final Thoughts

Whether you're a flower enthusiast, a photography buff, or just someone looking for a relaxing, scenic break - Hokkaido Flower Park Khao Yai offers an unforgettable blend of natural beauty and playful cultural touches. Its seasonal blooms and charming Japanese-inspired touches make it one of the most talked-about spots in Khao Yai's ever-growing roster of attractions.