Saraburi Province
Saraburi Province is situated in the transition area between the Central and Northeastern regions of Thailand. It is a province with significant tourism resources, encompassing Buddhist sites, historical landmarks, cultural traditions, and natural attractions.
Having a history dating back over 300 years, Saraburi has flourished culturally since the 16th to 20th centuries, and it officially became a province during the Ayutthaya period under the reign of King Rama V. Its foundation was due to the need for a military base during times of war and maintaining its status as a province through the reign of King Rama VII.
Saraburi Province is not far from Bangkok, allowing for a round trip in a single day. The diverse range of tourism activities in the province rotates with the seasons, offering year-round travel opportunities. Presently, Saraburi is a favored destination among tourists.
Tourist Attractions in Saraburi
Namtok Jed Sao Noi: “Seven Young Ladies” Waterfall, known for its scenic beauty.
Khun Dom-Maek Farm: A farm offering milk and dairy products.
Namtok Jed Kot: “Seven Edges” Waterfall, noted for its seven-tiered cascades.
Namtok Grok E-Dok: “Lizard” Waterfall, characterized by its lizard-like shape.
Wat Pa Sawang Boon: Temple surrounded by serene woods.
Wat Phra Phut Chai: Temple showcasing a revered Buddha image.
Sao Hai Vintage Market: Historic marketplace with rustic charm.
Coffee Plantation House Museum: Museum within a coffee plantation setting.
Wat Nong Si Da: Temple known for its tranquil environment.
Big Buddha Garden: Garden featuring a large Buddha statue.
Wat Tham Dao Khao Kaew: Temple with a cave and emerald-colored cavern.
Wat Phra Phutthabat: Temple with a revered Buddha footprint.
Umong Railway Bridge Monument: Monument commemorating the Umong railway bridge.
Mueang Khaep Steel Pool: Iron reservoir for water storage.
Hua Plee Market: Local market in Hua Plee district.
Namtok Sam Larn: “Three Stages” Waterfall with three distinct tiers.
Puu Panthuk Vineyard: Vineyard offering grapes for harvesting.
Wat Tham Phra Phoet Sat: Temple with animal-shaped cave formations.
Sai Thong Farm: Farm specializing in silk production