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Namtok Phlio National Park

Namtok Phlio National Park is situated nearly 14 kilometres from the main town. This sprawling national park is home to a stunning waterfall, exciting nature trails, and a memorial built for King Rama V’s queen, Phra Nang Chao Sunanthakumarirat, making it well worth visiting. A lot of people come to pay respect to the Chedi containing the queen’s ashes. There are small eateries, seating areas, and toilets in the park for the convenience of tourists. Enjoy adventure activities such as trekking as you discover the diverse flora and fauna in the lush green park. Read More

Surrounded by huge lush green trees, this picturesque city pillar is located near the King Taksin Shrine. With four gable ends, the shrine is a Thai-style mortared house. Decorated from the inside out with ornamented rooftop and pagoda on the top, this shrine is beautifully made and highly revered by the locals. It has a tall column entirely covered in gold leaf pasted on by the worshipers.

Phliu Waterfall is a well-known and well-maintained attraction located in the Namtok Phlio National Park, with water all year round. The water is so crystal clear that it makes the ground and fishes underneath visible. Along the short trek towards the waterfall lies a natural pool, home to Puang fish, making it a quiet and peaceful spot to swim and relax. Many tourists love to dip their toes in the water and have the fish nibble on them. Moreover, this waterfall has two important archaeological sites. Overall, a great place to enjoy the scenery under the shade of the trees and experience forest therapy. A must-visit in Chanthaburi for nature admirers. Read More

Founded in 1982, Khung Kraben Bay Royal Development Study Center was established in order to research, study and develop the natural ecosystem of the coastal area in Chanthaburi Province. It is an interesting site for those who are intrigued by the ecosystem of mangrove forests. The whole center consists of various small pavilions containing information about mangrove forests. Walking along these trails, tourists can also spot a variety of trees and small aquatic animals, followed by a picturesque view of the bay. Here, the line of mangrove forest starts paralleling wonderfully with the river making the scenery highly worth taking photos of! Read More

Home to warm-hearted and friendly fishermen, Bang Chan Fishing Village, is the perfect place to visit to get a deep dive into the life of locals and the culture and heritage of the town. Interact with the local fishermen, and learn about their everyday lives, the marine life of the country, and the problems they usually face. Or make it a fishing day, try to catch some fish with the locals or your companions, and capture these beautiful moments to take along with you. Read More

Abounding with exuberant, rich flora, Khao Chamao-Khao Wong National Park beckons to adventure enthusiasts. Famous for its two nature trails, the forest park is home to diverse flora and fauna, exotic herbs, animals, and salt lick. Enjoy the scenic surroundings of the lush green forest as you go trekking or hiking on exciting trails that are 2 kilometres and 3 kilometres, respectively. It is a popular tourist destination as there are charming cascading waterfalls, caves, limestone mountains, cliffs, and numerous thrilling adventure possibilities. Read More

Situated in the heart of Chanthaburi, Wat Phai Lom is one of the largest and most renowned monasteries in town. The main attraction of this temple is a giant reclining golden Buddha and the beautifully carved wood stencil and antiques that are almost a hundred years old. The serene environs of the Royal monastery offer the ideal opportunity for meditation and introspection to spiritual seekers. Tourists are required to wear conservative clothes as they visit this ancient and sacred monastery. Read More

Built-in 1994 near Khai Noen Wong, the National Maritime Museum is all about the underwater antiques of Tha Chalaep. A well-constructed exhibit narrating the tales of the maritime history of the city and surrounding area, this museum is a go-to place for relic admirers. It displays numerous kinds of rare ships and artefacts that submerged underwater a long time ago. However, the absolute highlight of the whole arrangement is a life-sized model of a large merchant ship. One can take a walk inside it to get a sense of what it would have been like when these ships were used for trading worldwide. Read More