Siam Serpentarium

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Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10520

Exterior view of Siam Serpentarium building with modern architecture, green tree, and clear entrance in Bangkok, Thailand
Colorful geometric sculptures in plaza outside Siam Serpentarium building with curved architecture and turquoise entrance
Visitors exploring an interactive indoor exhibit featuring a large illuminated red snake sculpture with tropical plants and c
Children and adults exploring a tropical-themed indoor snake exhibit with oversized python sculptures and vibrant green leaf
Woman holding red basket viewing reptile exhibit with snakes and plants in modern indoor facility at Siam Serpentarium

Operating Hours

Operational hours : 09 am to 06 pm | Last admission at 04.30 pm

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Mobile Voucher Accepted

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Free Cancellation 72 hours Prior

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The Siam Serpentarium is a snake museum and edutainment center in the Lat Krabang district of Bangkok, described by the venue as Asia's first fully interactive snake museum. It is open from 9 am to 6 pm, with last admission at 4.30 pm, across three themed zones.

The visit begins in the Snake Museum zone, where interactive, multimedia exhibits walk you through a snake's life cycle, from birth to hunting, survival and reproduction, told from the snake's own point of view. From there, Snake Planet houses more than 70 species from around the world in naturalistic habitats, including the giant anaconda, the Golden Spitting Cobra and the Ball Python, viewed safely behind glass. The visit closes at Naka Theatre, a 400-seat auditorium staging an audiovisual show that retells the ancient Thai story of the battle between Garuda and the Naga, sometimes followed by a live bare-handed snake catching demonstration from professional handlers.

Rayna's local Bangkok team handles the booking for your ticket, so you have a direct point of contact for any questions before your visit.

  • Learn how snakes are born, hunt, survive and reproduce through interactive multimedia exhibits in the Snake Museum zone.
  • See more than 70 snake species in naturalistic habitats at Snake Planet, including anacondas, cobras and pythons.
  • Get close, behind glass, to species such as the giant anaconda, the Golden Spitting Cobra and the Ball Python.
  • Watch an audiovisual stage show at Naka Theatre retelling the ancient story of Garuda and the Naga.
  • Catch a live bare-handed snake catching demonstration by professional handlers, sometimes including a cobra show.
  • Admission ticket to Siam Serpentarium
  • Hotel transfer, if selected at booking
  • Note: check the option you book for exact inclusions
  • Personal expenses such as onsite shopping, drinks and dining
  • Hotel transfer, unless a transfer option is booked
  1. Download or save your booking voucher once your reservation is confirmed.
  2. Present the voucher, printed or on your phone, at the entrance.
  3. Carry a valid government-issued photo ID or passport for entry.
  • Present your booking voucher, printed or on your phone, at the entrance.
  • Bookings are subject to availability, with time slots confirmed within 24 hours.
  • Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
  • The museum is open from 9 am to 6 pm, with last admission at 4.30 pm.
  • Free cancellation is available up to 72 hours before your visit.
  • No refunds, amendments or cancellations are available for unused, missed, partially used or no-show bookings.
  • Outside food and beverages may not be allowed inside the venue, as per venue regulations.
  • This ticket is not valid for Thai passport holders.
  • If you add a hotel transfer, eating, drinking and smoking are not permitted inside the vehicle.
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Frequently Asked Questions

The Siam Serpentarium is a snake museum and edutainment center in the Lat Krabang district of Bangkok. It combines an interactive museum zone, a live snake exhibition and a theatre show across three themed zones.
The museum is open daily from 9 am to 6 pm, with last admission at 4.30 pm, so plan to arrive before then to see all three zones.
Last admission is at 4.30 pm, ahead of the museum's 6 pm closing time. Arriving earlier gives you more time across the Snake Museum, Snake Planet and Naka Theatre.
The venue is divided into three zones: the interactive Snake Museum, the Snake Planet exhibition housing live snakes, and Naka Theatre, which stages an audiovisual show and sometimes a live snake handling demonstration.