few hours of relaxation. Our favorite is Rot Fai Park, where you can rent a bike and cruise around the grounds. There are also a few modern playgrounds for the kids and a free butterfly museum that isn't exactly swarming with the pretty fliers but worth a walk through nonetheless. Nearby is a lake where you can rent sail boats and row boats, as well as some old trains on display. To get there, take the MRT to Chatuchak Park station and walk. 14. Ice-skating If you come from a cold country where kids learn to skate right after they've taken their first steps, give your children a confidence boost by letting them spin circles around the locals. 15. Dream World In spite of some fairly obvious similarities, Disney it ain't. But this Thai amusement park in Bangkok's Rangsit district is good for a full day of fun. Dream World has attractions for young and old kids including roller coasters, a sky tram, snow world, live shows, nice gardens and a daily parade. Note: While Dream World was among several Thailand attractions affected by the recent floods and is now closed for repairs, it is due to reopen in January of 2012. 16. Samut Prakan Crocodile Farm Filled with crocodiles, other reptiles and a few elephants, the Samut Prakan Crocodile Farm claims to be the largest croc farm in the world. There are also elephants, hippos and other animals on display. But it's the wrestling show that is the real