After lunch at Ban Khun Mae, walk across the street is Siam square, walk further and cross another street, you will reach Siam Paragon, which is the mall next to our next stop for food hunting at Siam center. In order to spare some time for lunch digestion, you can do some shopping in Siam Paragon or explore the Bangkok sea life ocean world.
In this ocean world that covers approximately 10,000 square meters, you will be able to see more than 6000 sea creatures, which includes Gentoo Penguins, shark, seahorse, stingray, octopus and etc.
These Giant spider crabs welcome you at the entrance to the ocean world. Due to their deep ocean floor natural habitat, they have the largest legspan of any known crab species, and if losing their legs, they are able to regrow them.
From the giant crab, you will be able to see the mini sea creatures, which includes tiny shrimps.
A curios looking creature.
Gibson likes the Shark walk, where you are able to stand on a glass area in order to see sharks and all other kinds of sea creatures passing by.
Lionfish
Seahorse
Pineconefish
Penguins in the house.
During feeding time, you are able to witness the frenzy.
In the 270-degree underwater tunnel you can witness a variety of deep sea creatures without having to take a dive into the ocean.
A shark happens to pass by.
When a fish is resting at the upper part of the tunnel, you are able to scan through every part of its body.
Jelly fishes.
Besides viewing sea creatures in the ocean world, for a fee you can do many other fun activities, for example diving with the Sharks; Ocean Walker will let you Walk among underwater creatures; 4D Cinema; taking a ride on Ocean Feeding Boat to get up close and personal with sharks, stingrays and a great variety of fish.
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Ticket: Adult 990 Baht (About RM119), Child (3-11 years old) 790 Baht (About RM95)
Get a cheaper deal by booking online at http://www.sealifebangkok.com/
Address: B1-B2 Floor, Siam Paragon, 991 Rama 1 Road, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand
Contact: +66 2 687 2000
Hours: 10am – 9pm
The price list presented here is as on 3th September, the day when I visited the Ocean World; when the exchange rate was RM1 to 8.30 baht.
In this ocean world that covers approximately 10,000 square meters, you will be able to see more than 6000 sea creatures, which includes Gentoo Penguins, shark, seahorse, stingray, octopus and etc.
These Giant spider crabs welcome you at the entrance to the ocean world. Due to their deep ocean floor natural habitat, they have the largest legspan of any known crab species, and if losing their legs, they are able to regrow them.
From the giant crab, you will be able to see the mini sea creatures, which includes tiny shrimps.
A curios looking creature.
Gibson likes the Shark walk, where you are able to stand on a glass area in order to see sharks and all other kinds of sea creatures passing by.
Lionfish
Seahorse
Pineconefish
Penguins in the house.
During feeding time, you are able to witness the frenzy.
In the 270-degree underwater tunnel you can witness a variety of deep sea creatures without having to take a dive into the ocean.
A shark happens to pass by.
When a fish is resting at the upper part of the tunnel, you are able to scan through every part of its body.
Jelly fishes.
Besides viewing sea creatures in the ocean world, for a fee you can do many other fun activities, for example diving with the Sharks; Ocean Walker will let you Walk among underwater creatures; 4D Cinema; taking a ride on Ocean Feeding Boat to get up close and personal with sharks, stingrays and a great variety of fish.
If you like my article, can follow me by like my facebook page.
Ticket: Adult 990 Baht (About RM119), Child (3-11 years old) 790 Baht (About RM95)
Get a cheaper deal by booking online at http://www.sealifebangkok.com/
Address: B1-B2 Floor, Siam Paragon, 991 Rama 1 Road, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand
Contact: +66 2 687 2000
Hours: 10am – 9pm
The price list presented here is as on 3th September, the day when I visited the Ocean World; when the exchange rate was RM1 to 8.30 baht.
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