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Snake Farm-Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute

1871 Rama IV Street, Bangkok, Thailand 10330

Featured Review : The Snake Farm, established in 1923, is a source of venom used in the production of anti-venom serum for snake-bite victims. It is also an educational facility in that it has shows daily at 10:30 and 2:00 on weekdays and...See Full Review

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The Snake Farm/ Queen Saowapha Memorial Institute

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The Snake Farm/ Queen Saowapha Memorial Institute
Quote: The Snake Farm, established in 1923, is a source of venom used in the production of anti-venom serum for snake-bite victims. It is also an educational facility in that it has shows daily at 10:30 and 2:00 on weekdays and 10:30 on holidays. The shows... Read the full Snake Farm-Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute review

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