Feast for your senses! - Very beautiful and fun experience, some scenes look even better in photos than live. Very nicely done. Be sure to go early to avoid full buses with people, you will get there in about 1.5 hours. Also nice is the 3D café

Great discovery - The museum is superb. With three-dimensional images you take exceptional photos. I did not expect this

A fun way to spend a hour - Lots of fun . The art work was amazing and we took lots of photos and could have taken more! We have also had a lot of fun sharing the photos with our family and friends .

Worth every penny - SO MUCH FUN !!! If you are in the Chiang Mai area, DO NOT miss this fantastic gallery. It is a bit out of town, but well worth a few dollars for the Bolt ride. Any art lover, any photography lover, anyone with kids you'll have a great time.

Lovely! - Went with my daughter and thoroughly enjoyed! Fun, lovely photos, and the cafe at the end was terrific, including the resident cafe cat, who was friendly and a joy to visit.

An amazing experience. - The art is just amazing and in 2D and 3D. Was so much fun putting yourselves into the pictures. So many different things , places, animals and scenes. Well worth a visit and allow at least three hours or more.

Fantastic interactive art gallery - Absolutely fabulous, Great fun and fantastic art work. A must do in Chiang Mai. Just outside the city but so much fun even the cafe is on 2D. Brilliant

New site for Art in Paradise - I visited the old Art in Paradise site in Central Chiang Mai several times, so on my latest trip to Thailand I was a bit surprised to find it shut. Weeds were growing all over the frontage and I was told that it had closed and moved 9km away about three years ago. Nothing daunted, I hired a tuktuk and roared my way out to the new site. It turned out to be smaller than the old one and limited to just the ground floor, but it had a whole new range of illusions to enjoy. One of my favourites was the sight of a giant bubble apparently being blown out into the room by a figure in a painting. The seating illusion where one person sits at the back of a room while a "giant" person in the foreground pats them on the head has survived the move and is still just as much fun. There is everything from a T.Rex in an iceberg to jungle scenes and a chance to be an angel. It was all very clever but, from a personal view, I enjoyed the old place better with its much wider range of artwork, more exhibits and a better atmosphere. You also have a lot further to travel to make a visit from the Old City area. Still worth a visit to make your own mind up. I should say that staff at the new site were extremely friendly and very helpful, the toilets were immaculate and the cafe was an illusion in itself with a very clever white and black colour scheme.

Nice change - Very nice as a change after a week of visiting temples. Also good coffee and pastries (and cat Latte ;)) in the 2D Café at the end.

Interactive fun for all ages - Well worth going too, had a good time took about hour too go through suitable for all ages very interactive. Adults approx $20 aud over 60’s $10 . Not sure how much kids were . Not as big as ones I’ve been to before worth going too .