1.Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, Chiang Mai

Wat Phra That Doi Suthep

Wat Phra That Doi Suthep is a temple and a place of symbol for Chiang Mai. It is situated on Doi Suthep with more than a thousand meters in height. It has one famous golden Chedi which is built in the Mon style in the year 1384. The Chedi is very archaic, but it signifies the architecture of ancient Lanna. Surrounding the Chedi is sightseeing spots which you can oversee the whole city of Chiang Mai.

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2.Wat Rong Suea Ten or the Blue Temple, Chiang Rai

Wat Rong Suea Ten

Wat Rong Suea Ten or the Blue Temple is a temple that has absolutely unique characteristics. The building is a color combination between blue and gold which beautifully reflects the temple really well. This temple was built by Salanok who was a local artist in Chiang Rai in which is the structures are modified to become their own original.

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3.Wat Tham Suea/the Tiger Cave Temple, Kanchanaburi

Wat Tham Suea

The Tiger Cave Temple is famous for its big Buddha statue which is decorated with golden mosaic tiles that shine when hit with sunlight. You can even see it from far, including the orange Chedi with a height of 69 meters. The Chedi itself consists of nine levels with amazing arts inside it.

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4.Wat Phanan Choeng, Ayutthaya

Wat Phanan Choeng

Wat Phanan Choeng is an old and really important royal monastery that was built in the year 1325. Inside the temple, you can see a statue of Luang Pho To with a height of 19.2 meters. In fact, it is the most enormous sitting Buddha statue that was left since the Ayutthaya Kingdom and it has been well-respected by many Buddhists all over the world for such a long time.

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5.Wat Arun Ratchawararam, Bangkok

Wat Arun Ratchawararam

Wat Arun Ratchawararam is another famous temple that is worth mentioning. It contains a Buddha statue near the Chao Phraya River which you can see from a far. It is almost like a symbol of Thailand. This statue has a height of 81.85 meters and it was decorated with tiles and Benjarong plates which have ancient and rare details. You can also see the lights on this statue in the evening, and it is wonderful indeed. Another highlight of this temple is the two Yak (Giant) statues in front of the temple?s door and they also have a myth of their own to tell.

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6.Wat Chalong, Phuket

Wat Chalong

Wat Chalong is an old temple that has been here in Phuket with Phuket since the beginning and people who come to Phuket must come to visit. The really unique thing about this temple is the Buddha statue of Luang Pho Cham, which is a monk that the locals really respect. This particular statue is also mentioned in the province?s motto, so you know it must be important. There are people here to pay respect to the statue. There is also a Maha Chedi with many levels, Buddha statues in different attitudes, and a Buddhist relic at the top of the temple. At the top, you could also see a beautiful view of the entire temple!

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7.Wat Maha That Wachira Mongkol, Krabi

Wat Maha That Wachira Mongkol

Wat Maha That Wachira Mongkol has a Maha Chedi with a height of 45 meters. In fact, this is the highest Chedi in all of the southern region of Thailand! The design of the Maha Chedi is similar to the place called Bodh Gaya or Mahabodhi Temple, which is the place where the Buddha is enlightened in India. They are both massive and contain beautiful details that you must see to believe. Inside of the Chedi also have some wall art in which they are as magnificent as the ones on its exterior.

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8.Wat Sirindhorn Wararam Phu Prao or Wat Ruang Sang, Ubon Ratchathani

Wat Sirindhorn Wararam Phu Prao

Wat Sirindhorn Wararam is a temple which is located on a mountain with a beautiful structure that is filled with magnificent architecture and decoration. In fact, the model for the design came from Wat Chiang Thong in Laos. However, its most special characteristic can only be seen during the night. The back side of the temple will glow with green color from Cassia Bakeriana Craibs that are hanging beautifully. If you are lucky, you might see the sky full of stars too. There are actually many spots in the temple that are glowing, and if you use your flash from your mobile phone, you can draw something on the spot that is glowing and take a picture as a souvenir!

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9.Wat Thung Setthi, Khon Kaen

Wat Thung Setthi

Wat Thung Setthi is a temple with a grand and amazing chedi in the middle of the water which is known as Maha Rattana Chedi Sri Trai Lokka That. According to the belief, this is a chedi of the three worlds which are heaven, human world, and the underworld. This Chedi combines various art styles from Thailand, China, India, and the western continents perfectly into one masterpiece. The Chedi itself has gold as its decoration with beautiful fine details. You can see the black Buddha statue inside with gems as its accessories. In fact, it is the style from Lopburi. In the evening, the temple will shine the light on the Chedi which produces a magnificent picture.

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10.Wat Sothon Wararam Worawihan or Luang Pho Sothon Temple, Chachoengsao

Wat Sothon Wararam Worawihan

Wat Sothon Wararam Worawihan is the most famous temple in the eastern region of Thailand! There are three annual events here and there are many people who come here every year for these three events, so you should not miss them. However, the dates are not exactly the same every year, but if you come and visit Thailand around the following month, you might be able to catch it. The first event is held at the Chinese New Year celebration, the second event is in May, and the final one is in December. It does not really matter if there are festivals here or not, there will still be a lot of people at this temple as people have faith in the holiness of Luang Pho Sothon in which you can come and pray for your own luck. Please be cautious of your belongings as the place is always crowded with worshippers.

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#10 Poh Pia Tod (Thai Spring Rolls)

Poh Pia Tod made with glass noodles, ground pork, egg yolk, matchstick cut carrots, cornstarch, sliced cabbage and thinly sliced onion all wrapped up and fried until golden.

#9 Kai Pad Med Ma Muang (stir-fried chicken with cashew nuts)

Kai Pad Med Ma Muang is a delicious stir fried chicken with cashew nuts, oyster sauce, and other spices.

#8 Som Tam (Spicy Green Papaya Salad)

Som Tam is one of the most popular food for Thai people and also foreigners. There are various kind of Som Tam. Such as, Som Tam Pu Pla Ra (Spicy papaya salad with salted crab and fermented fish), Tam Tua (Spicy salad with green bean, Tam Tang (Spicy cucumber salad) etc.

#7 Moo Sa-Te (Grilled Pork Sticks with Turmeric)

Moo Sa-Te is a delicious and popular cuisine of Thailand. It is a tempting appetizer made from grilled pork stick enjoyed with a rich juicy sauce which uses curry powder and turmeric.

#6 Pad Kra Pow (Stir-Fried Basil)

Pad Kra Pow is the spicy and yummy dish that take just 10 minutes to prepare from the start to end. It?s the stir fried meat (chicken, pork, beef, sea food) with rice and basils. We normally serve with fried egg.

#5 Khao Man Kai (Hainanese chicken rice)

Khao Man Kai is famous in Asia, China, Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong, and also Thailand. The high light for this menu is the sauce. It combines with garlic, salted soya bean, light soy sauce, ginger, and guinea pepper. Serving with rice, chicken and soup.

#4 Tom Yum Goong (Spicy Shrimp Soup)

Tom Yum Goong is probably the most famous of Thai soups and is popular not only in Thailand but in Thai restaurants worldwide. It makes use of shrimp (in Thai: Goong) as the main ingredient of the dish. It is a sour soup flavored with fragrant lemon grass, fresh galangal root and kaffir lime leaf.

#3 Tom Kha Gai (Chicken in Coconut Soup)

Along with Tom Yum Goong, Tom Kha Gai is one of the most famous Thai dishes. Full of fragrant Thai ingredients like lemon grass, ginger or galangal, garlic, chilies, lime juice, fish sauce and cilantro along with tender chicken and mushrooms. It can be served as a main course or appetizer, with or without rice.

#2 Gaeng Keow Wan Gai (Green Chicken Curry)

Gaeng Keow Wan Gai is the green chicken curry comes with a hot steamed rice or Thai rice noodle. This authentic Thai Green Curry Recipe is a curry made with coconut milk. It is most commonly found made with chicken but you can swap out the chicken for pork, shrimp, seafood, or beef.

#1 Pad Thai (Stir-Fried Noodles)

Pad Thai is one of the world?s most beloved noodle dishes. It might because of the slippery noodles, signature sweet-savory flavor, sprinkle of peanuts and tang from lime, this is a Thai food favorite for good reason!

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Koh Samui

Koh Samui or Samui Island it the one of famous and popular islands of Surat Thani province. There are plenty of wonderful places and beautiful beaches to travel in. For example, Nathon Beach, Cha Weng beach, La Mai beach, Ta Ling Ngam beach, Choeng Mon beach, Phra Yai beach, Bo Phut beach, Mae Name beach, Bang Pho beach, etc.

Koh Tao

Koh Tao ? meaning ?Turtle Island?, is an island in Thailand and is part of the Chumphon Archipelago on the western shore of the Gulf of Thailand. It looks like the bean. There are few attractions other than the beaches on Koh Tao. In the northwest, Koh Nang Yuan is a group of islands with hilltop views. They are the scuba diving destination of choice in Thailand.

Koh Nang Yuan

Koh Nang Yuan is a small cluster of three little islands connected by two white-sand strips and surrounded by gorgeous corals and lots of sea life. Stunning scenery has made it one of the most beautiful islands in the world.

Koh Pha Ngan

Koh Pha Ngan is an island in southeast Thailand that?s renowned for its monthly Full Moon Party. Its name from ?Lang Ngan?, is the local name that means the sand ridge which up to the surface and you will see it at low tide. The popular places to visit are Rin beach, Thong Sala, Thong Nai Pan Beach, Than Sadet-Ko Pha-Ngan National Park, etc.

If you have a passion for traveling the beaches in April. We would like to invite you to see these amazing paradise beaches in August, raining season. We are pretty sure that you will get new experiences and have memorable moments.

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Phu Tub Berk

If you want to see mountains, Phu Tub Berk is the place to go. This mountain is about 1,768 meters tall which is also the highest point of Phetchabun. There is a tribe living here on the mountain that produces the biggest red cabbage in Thailand and you can see the farms all over the mountain.

When the cabbages are bloom, it is beautiful like giant green flowers, watching them with the mists will gives you another angle in its beauty. There are many places you can choose to stay overnight which will enables you to see the milky way stars when you look up at the sky. In the rainy season between June and October, you will get to see more mists than the winter and you can see them everywhere on the mountain.

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Pang Sida National Park

At Sa Kaeo,this is the best place to see butterflies with more than 400 species. For seeing the butterflies, there are lots of them in the morning and even more so in the rainy season around June to July. There is also a festival that will be held in June every year in which you can see many species of butterfly here, including hornbills and 300 more species of birds.

Additionally, there are waterfalls and a lot of animals you can take a look such as bulls, hornbills, and freshwater crocodiles.

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Krok E Dok Waterfall

At Saraburi, you can visit some waterfalls here. It is a waterfall with eight levels, but you can only get up to the seventh level and you also require passing through a forest to get there.

The most beautiful period has to be between June and September in which the water is quite a lot and the nature is fill with green, flowers, butterflies wild mushroom including, cookeina speciosa mushroom.

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Soda Waterfall Cave

Soda Waterfall Cave which has a height of around 50 meters. In fact, it is the most beautiful waterfall in Roi Et! If you come here during the rainy season from June to October, along the way you will see many small waterfalls surrounded by natural green forests and mountains, including weird-shaping rocks. At this waterfall, you can go in the water if you would like to and you can also see the magnificent views under the waterfall here.

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Pa Hin Ngam National Park

Pa Hin Ngam National Park is the famous place in Chaiyaphum. Its highlight is the biggest Siam Tulip plain in Thailand with over 100 rai of area. These flowers have a pinkish purple color and its beauty is very famous for the locals here. They call these flowers as the Queen of the Mountain. It will only bloom for two months per year which is around June until August. However, the scenery is different each year due to the climate change. If you come here in the morning or the time when the rain just stopped, you can see that the plain is covered by thin mists.

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While there are many provinces for you to explore the beauty of a suburban area in Thailand, there is one place that considered itself as an urban area which is quite close to the capital. The province I’m mentioning is Samutprakarn and it is truly a wonder to visit.

General information about Samutprakarn, Thailand

Samutprakarn is a province that is very close to the capital with 29 kilometers away from Bangkok. This province is separated into six districts and each with a charm of its own. Some districts may have traditional events, and some may have other exotic attractions for tourists to visit such as crocodile farms. Samutprakarn is also awarded with many awards for it preservation of nature in which very little city in Thailand received this kind of award.

To get to Samutprakarn, Thailand

Getting here is fairly easy as well. There are various routes and method you can choose to travel here. First and the most obvious choice is to travel by car. You can rent a car and drive yourself here. You can enjoy the path along side of the road to get the feel of what this province might portray.

It would take you less than 40 or 50 minutes to get here which mainly depends on the traffic and Samutprakarn can get pretty crowded at times. The next method is to use the bus as a mean of transportation. There are many bus lines you can choose from depending on which parts of the province that you want to go. Alternatively, you can ride a taxi here, but make sure you ask the driver to charge you by the meter.

Famous Tourist attractions in Samutprakarn, Thailand

Let us start off with a bang! There are famous attractions around the province that you can choose to go to. However, your time might not be sufficient enough to go through them all. So, I have made a list of places that you should really go to as it is very famous and pretty worth it.

The Ancient City or Mueang Boran

Mueang Boran (เมืองโบราณ)

The first place is the Ancient City or Mueang Boran in Thai. This place basically miniaturizes many important places that are iconic to Thailand only. Some people called this place as Ancient Siam as well. You will get to see many old buildings from the history books of Thailand and much more.

Mueang Boran (เมืองโบราณ)

As Thailand is famous for its temples, at Ancient City, you will see more than a hundred temples and other ancient buildings. You could literally come to the Ancient City to see all of Thailand’s architecture and important landmarks in one place.

You would not believe your own eyes how beautiful and realistic the miniatures are. This place has also been used to film famous ancient Thai’s dramas in which the place might be very crowded in the weekends.

Bang Krachao

Bang Krachao (บางกระเจ้า)

The next place is truly the highlight of this province in my opinion in which the place is called Bang Krachao. It is suitable for ones who love the nature and want to get some fresh air.

Bang Krachao (บางกระเจ้า)

This place has been awarded for being the Best Urban Oasis of Asia from Time Asia since 2006. It is a green zone in the middle of all the chaotic urban areas. You can rent a bicycle and travel around the area to see many species of trees and more. Also, to get more fresh air and see more things on the bicycle! You can even go to the nearby market called Bang Numpueng Floating Market for foods and more souvenirs on the weekends.

Baan Toob Hom

Baan Toob Hom (บ้านธูปหอม)

Another place is called Baan Toob Hom which is a place where you can learn and make incense that smells like local herbs such as lemon grass and kaffir lime. There are also many colors you can choose!

The Siamese Fighting Fish Gallery

If you want to learn more about Siamese fighting fish or betta, you can visit the Siamese Fighting Fish Gallery. This is the place where you can learn about the bettas and there are several species of the fish on display as well. There are other attractions around the place that you can explore by yourself which is what fun about the place!

Local Tells

Above places are all famous attractions, but there are more places recommended by the locals as well.

Erawan Museum

This place is basically an elephant museum with a statue in front of the place. The elephant statue is about 14 stories tall, including the museum building, which is made out of copper steel and weigh around 250 tons.

It is beautiful, and the museum is amazingly decorated. Inside of the museum, there are various ancient artifacts and several rare species of plants from every region of Thailand on display.

Wat Bang Phli Yai

Wat Bang Phli Yai Glang (วัดบางพลีใหญ่กลาง)

Next stop is Wat Bang Phli Yai which is the one of the most visited and the most famous temples for Thais as well as for tourists. The reason for this is the statue of Luang Pho To who is a famous Buddhist monk that has been worshipped and respect by many Thais around the country.

Lotus Receiving Tradition (ประเพณีรับบัว)

Lotus Receiving Tradition (ประเพณีรับบัว)

Another unique thing about this place is the tradition that this temple holds which is the lotus receiving tradition. This is the only place in the world that you will get to experience this tradition. Luang Pho To will be summoned by the river in a boat and people will try to throw the lotus into the boat.

People believe that if the lotus can get into the boat, their wishes will come true. This event happens every year around October and it is considered as a big tradition of the province.

If you want to explore further, you can go to Wat Bang Phli Yai Glang to see the sleeping Buddha with more than 50 meters in length. This is one of the longest sleeping Buddha in Thailand. And, the only one of Buddha in Thailand has heart inside.

Bangpoo Recreation Center

Bangpoo Recreation Center (สถานตากอากศบางปู)

The last place is Bangpoo Recreation Center or resort. This is a famous place near the Gulf of Thailand with accommodations, foods, and relaxation you need. It has a long reputation of being the famous recreation center. The highlight of this place is the seagulls that migrated from the cold of Siberia which usually steal food from the hands of tourists.

You can find a lot of them between November and May. Moreover, you could observe more than 200 species of birds here! You can also watch the sunset here to end your beautiful day if you would like to.

Other interesting information about Samutprakarn, Thailand

The motto for Samutprakarn is “Marine Battle Fortresses, Chedi in the Water, Crocodile Farm, Exquisite Ancient City, Phra Pradaeng Songkran Festival, Tasty Dried Snakeskin Gourami, Rap Bua Festival, and Industrial Estate”.

To get around the province,

the most you can do is to travel by the local motorcycle taxis available here. You could also rent a bike to ride around town yourself which is quite cheap, but you should bargain for the price a little.

For accommodation,

there are plenty of resorts in the province and homestays. Local hotels are pretty good as well if you want a place that is not that luxury. The price could vary from 300 baht to a couple thousand baht per night. Enjoy your stay at Samutprakarn!

Suggested Cities around Samutprakarn

Ratchaburi – Thailand’s Prosperous Civilization and Land of the King

Bangkok – The Capital City of Thailand

Saraburi – A Town with Significant Importance of Thailand in the Ancient Times

Phetchaburi – One of Thailand’s Best Agricultural Provinces

Samut Sakhon – A Small Historic City Near the Center of Thailand

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General information about Nonthaburi, Thailand

Nonthaburi is a province that is really close to Bangkok which covers more than 622 square kilometers of area. In fact, it is one of the five neighboring provinces of Bangkok and Thailand’s second largest city. This province has a long history that dated back more than 400 years during the era of Ayutthaya.

You will be able to see traces of history throughout the province with some exotic features that most provinces in Thailand does not have. As it used to be a part of Bangkok, some government bodies are also situated here or close to the province.

To get to Nonthaburi

There are number of ways you can get here. The first way is to drive yourself here or take a taxi. It could be quite cheap which depends on where you get on the ride. The second way is to take a bus and there are a lot of buses that pass through the province, so be sure to check the route at BMTA website.

If you want to get a little bit romantic, you may take a ferry here as well. There are daily express boats along the Chao Phraya River that you can get on. Again, be sure to check the schedule beforehand to plan your trip.

Famous Tourist attractions in Nonthaburi, Thailand

Many provinces in Thailand have a bunch of famous places in them, but you need to go around the province to reach them all. However, in Nonthaburi, you can go to just one place and you are covered. This one place contains all the attractions or places that are really famous in the province and you cannot miss them!

Ko Kret or Koh Kred

Wat Poramai Yikawat (วัดปรมัยยิกาวาส)

The first and only famous place is Ko Kret or Koh Kred which is basically an island with many attractions for you to visit! It is also considered to be the most famous attraction in all of Nonthaburi. The island is situated in the middle of Chao Phraya River and it has a great community of Mon people living here. The people here still have the same way of living and tradition that are well-preserved to this day.

When you are arrived at the island, you will first see the symbol of Koh Kred which is the slightly inclined Chedi that is pretty unique. The Chedi is from a temple named Wat Poramai Yikawat which is an ancient temple since Ayutthaya era.

About 100 years ago, King Rama V has ordered a renovation to keep this temple standing. There are also other interesting things inside of the temple, especially a Buddha statue that looks really lively like a person. If you want to see more temples, you can look for other several temples inside the island!

Kwan Aman

Kwan Aman (กวานอาม่าน)

The next place on the island that you should go to is Kwan Aman which is a village that produces potteries. Potteries here is considered as the oldest craftsmanship of this province. The pottery is filled with great details from the ancient Mon that presents a unique touch to the craft which made it pretty famous among many people in Nonthaburi.

Kwan Aman (กวานอาม่าน)

In fact, you could buy it as a souvenir too. Other than that, there is a museum in the village that acts as a center of tradition of Mon people with various displays of potteries and demonstrations.

Klong Kanom Whan

Another place on the island that you should not miss is Klong Kanom Whan which is where the locals live on both sides of the canal.

Klong Kanom Whan – Kanom Ja Mongkut ( คลองขนมหวาน – ขนมจ่ามงกุฎ )

They usually make a lot of sweets or Thai desserts for you to buy such as thong yip, thong yot, and foi thong. There is also other ancient dessert like kanom ja mongkut which looks like a beautiful crown and really hard to find in Thailand. You can watch demonstrations on how they are making those desserts as well!

Local Tells

Apart from the famous Ko Kret, there are other unique places that many tourists do not know about which are recommended by the locals. These places are cultural and traditional places of this province which truly resemble Thailand at its best. Most of them are temples and if you already love temples, then you should definitely keep reading to see how awesome they are!

Wat Chalerm Phra Kiat

The first recommended place is known as Wat Chalerm Phra Kiat which is a temple that grown with the province itself. It is actually more than 100 years old and situated beside the Chao Phraya River. Other than that, this temple has been selected as the role model of temples in Thailand with the renowned architectural style of Thai and Chinese culture.

Wat Chalerm Phra Kiat (วัดเฉลิมพระเกียรติ)

With its amazing beauty, this temple has been used as a filming set for many local Thai films. Inside of the temple, you can see a Buddha statue with an attitude of subduing Mara that was entirely made out of copper which produces a beautiful red color.

You must also visit the back of the temple as well! There is a white Chedi with more than 45 meters tall that stores Buddhist relics inside of it. This place is also considered to be one of the most beautiful temples in Nonthaburi province!

Wat Leng Noei Yi 2 or Wat Borom Raja Kanchanapisek Anusorn

Wat Leng Noei Yi 2 (วัดเล่งเน่ยยี่ 2)

The next place is also a temple called Wat Leng Noei Yi 2 or Wat Borom Raja Kanchanapisek Anusorn. It is a Mahayana Buddhist temple with Chinese monks of the Chinese Buddhist Sangha in Thailand. You can see many elegant Chinese architectures during Sing and Ming dynasties inside of the temple.

Wat Leng Noei Yi 2 (วัดเล่งเน่ยยี่ 2)

It is a temple that you should not miss at all costs if you have a chance to visit Nonthaburi. You can come here and pay respect to the Buddha or take some pictures while you are strolling at the temple.

Wat Chalor

Wat Chalor (วัดชลอ)

The last recommended place by the locals is another temple called Wat Chalor. An interesting thing of this temple is a structure that was built on the massive Suphannahong boat that is both charming and magnificent to the eyes. In front of the temple is where most people would come to pay respect and take a lot of pictures. Inside of the temple, you can observe the most beautiful wall arts that tell a beautiful story of Buddhism quite literally.

Other interesting information about Nonthaburi, Thailand

The motto for this province is “Grand Royal Mansion, Renowned Suan Somdet, Ko Kret’s Pottery, Famous Ancient Temples, Tasty Durians, and The Beautiful Government Office”.

To get around this city

You can get around the province by foot if you would like to. Otherwise, there is a local minibus you can get on as well.

Accommodation

Hotels are ranging from mid-range to luxury hotels, but they are very limited as the place is quite close to Bangkok. It could cost you around 800 to 1,200 baht per night for mid-range hotels and 2,800 to 5,200 baht per night for luxury hotels. I wish you good luck for your trip!

Suggested Cities around Nonthaburi

Ratchaburi – Thailand’s Prosperous Civilization and Land of the King

Bangkok – The Capital City of Thailand

Saraburi – A Town with Significant Importance of Thailand in the Ancient Times

Phetchaburi – One of Thailand’s Best Agricultural Provinces

Samut Sakhon – A Small Historic City Near the Center of Thailand

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