I looked through all the day tours in Chiang Mai but I did not find any that incorporates Elephant Poopoopaper Park into their itinerary. This place is probably deemed insignificant in Chiang Mai tourism.
We actually ended in this park by chance. After doing the elephant safari at Maetang Elephant Park, we were given an optional (have to pay extra) tour to visit a Karen Long Neck Village. The tour guide felt bad about making eight of us wait in the van as only three were interested so she got the van driver to drive us to this park where the entry is free, just to kill time.
This is an educational park where you can learn how paper is made from animal poo. No guide is needed and the process is self-explanatory as you walk from one station to another within the park.
The processed paper.
Some poo paper products.
A small cafe in the park
I wonder whether it is a good idea to name the cupcake and cookie 'poopoo'.
Poopoo cookie.
poopoo cupcakes
The shop.
I didn't find this place boring at all. In fact I find it educational and the visit quite meaningful.
Part 1: Walking Through The Sunday Night Market ( The Walking Street)
Part 2: 3 Hours Of Fun At Art In Paradise
Part 3: A Traditional Thai Dining Experience At Khum Khantoke
Part 4: Elephant Safari - A Popular Day Tour In Chiang Mai
Part 5: Bai Orchid And Butterfly Farm , Chiang Mai
Part 7: Hungry Go Where In Chiang Mai
Part 8: Dining, Shopping And Ladyboys At Anusarn Market
Part 9: Wat Rongkhun - Just Like A Fairytale
Part 10: A Stopover At Chiang Rai (Pha Soet) Hot Spring
Part 11: A Day Tour To Golden Triangle Of Thailand
Part 12: Visiting The Northernmost Town Of Thailand
Part 13: Visiting An Akha Village In Chiang Rai
Part 15: Maninarakorn Hotel - Review And Photos
Part 16: Where To Stay In Chiang Mai
Part 17: Chiang Mai On A Walking Tour
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