Why guests love it
- Continental, Buffet
- Pool with a view
- Mountain view
- Garden view
- Free private parking available on-site
- Open-air bath
Guest score breakdown
8.9 / 10Facilities
Room Types
Deluxe Tent
Eco Safari Tent - Share Bathroom
Deluxe Signature Tent
Loft Tree House
Lala Mukha is an African-safari-styled tented resort on the edge of Khao Yai, in the Mu Si area of Pak Chong — close enough to make Khao Yai National Park an easy day out, but set in its own quiet patch of forest. The idea is glamping, not roughing it: canvas walls, but proper beds, en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning and reliable Wi-Fi. The 8.6/10 from nearly 4,000 Agoda reviews (Location 9.2, Staff 9.3) is strong for the category.
Safari Tents and the Boma
Accommodation is the point of difference — stand-alone tents themed on an African safari camp, from Eco Safari tents (some with shared bathrooms) up to Deluxe Savanna and Signature tents with private balconies, plus Loft Tree Houses. The Jabulani Restaurant serves Thai and Western food, barbecue dinners can be arranged outdoors, and there’s an outdoor pool and a Boma-style amphitheatre for the evenings. You hear the forest at night without giving up the comforts.
Who It’s For
Best for couples and families who want a nature escape and the novelty of sleeping under canvas with hotel comforts, using it as a base for the national park and Khao Yai’s wineries. Less good for travellers who need full-resort facilities or guaranteed quiet — canvas walls carry more sound than solid rooms, so light sleepers with young children should weigh that.
Insider Tip: Come midweek if you can. Khao Yai is a Bangkok weekend bolt-hole, so Monday to Thursday brings lower rates and a much quieter resort.
- Distinctive safari-tent glamping with real comforts (AC, en-suite, Wi-Fi)
- Excellent base for Khao Yai NP and the wineries (Location 9.2/10)
- Strong all-round scores across nearly 4,000 reviews
- Canvas walls carry sound — less privacy than solid rooms
- 4-star, not ultra-luxe; you’ll want your own transport to get around
Value and Getting Around
From $77 a night it’s solid value for something this distinctive. The Mu Si location puts Khao Yai National Park’s gates, the PB Valley and GranMonte wineries, and the area’s cafés within a short drive — but public transport out here is thin, so a car or scooter makes the trip far easier.
