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SUPHAN BURI

Suphan Buri is a Central Thai province known for its rich history, local culture, and agricultural landscape, located conveniently about 100 km from Bangkok. Tourists can explore numerous historical sites, ancient temples, and natural attractions like caves, waterfalls, and national park areas. It is also recognized as a
center for the Thai country music industry and features unique attractions such as the Dragon Descendants Museum and the Thai Buffalo Conservation Village.

POPULAR ATTRACTIONS:

  • Wat Khae

  • Wat Pa Lelai Worawihan

  • Dragon Descendants Museum

  • Bueng Chawak Chaloem Phrakiet

  • Banharn-Jamsai Tower

  • Sam Chuk Market

  • Wat Phai Rong Wua

  • Wat Khao Tham Thiam

  • Thai Buffalo Conservation Village

  • King Naresuan Monument, Don Chedi

  • Krasiao Dam

  • Phu Toei National Park

POPULAR MARKETS:

  • Sam Chuk Old Market: A well-preserved, 100-year-old market recognized for its cultural heritage and conservation efforts. Explore traditional shops, see a photography store that uses a century-old camera, and try local sweets and old-fashioned coffee.

  • Rommai Chai Nam Market: A popular local destination on the river, next to Wat Phra Loi temple. Visit on weekends to enjoy cooked-to-order dishes, snacks, dried mango, durian, and unique items like crispy roti.

  • Saphan Khong Floating Market: A newer addition to the area’s market scene, located in the Chaophraya Basin. Enjoy the atmosphere and take photos, with a beautiful bamboo walkway around the area.

CULTURAL & CULINARY EXPERIENCES:

  • Temples: Visit significant temples such as Wat Palelai Worawihan, Wat Pa Lai Luang, and Wat Khao Phra Si Sanphetchayaram.

  • Historical sites: Explore the National Museum of Suphan Buri to learn about the region’s archaeology, history, and art. Discover the history of local farming and wisdom at the Learning Centre of Thai Farmer’s Way of Life and Wisdom.

  • Local life: Take a boat trip on the Tha Chin River to see villages and temples along the way. Alternatively, visit the Dragon Descendants Museum and the associated Chinese temple complex created by Governor Banharn.

  • Markets: Sample fresh produce, local snacks, and unique souvenirs at traditional markets like the 100-year-old Sam Chuk Market, which received a UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage Award. In the evening, visit a night market for more options.

  • Local specialties: Try authentic Thai street food and local dishes. Participate in a cooking class to make Pandan Salted Egg.

  • Riverfront dining: Enjoy a traditional Thai set lunch at a local restaurant overlooking the Tha Chin River.

  • Local restaurants: Seek out hidden gems like Lai Nam Restaurant, known for its authentic and homely atmosphere.

WHY VISIT:

Suphan Buri for its historical significance, unique cultural attractions like the Dragon Descendants Museum, and a mix of natural landscapes including wetlands, caves, and waterfalls.

HOW TO GET THERE:

Bangkok to Suphan buri you can take a Car or Bus (About 02 hours)

BEST TIME TO VISIT:

November – February (Cool season): Cooler, comfortable temperatures and lower humidity, making it ideal for outdoor activities and sightseeing. Greenery is lush from the rainy season.
March – June (Hot season): Temperatures are extremely high, peaking in April, and can be uncomfortable for sightseeing.
July – October (Rainy season): The landscape is lush and green. High temperatures and humidity, with a greater chance of rain and storms. Heavy rainfall can disrupt outdoor activities.