Looking to explore an unspoiled side of Thailand? Escape the hustle of Bangkok and journey to Suphan Buri, a hidden gem just 102 km away. This full-day tour takes you back in time to a province rich in history, with roots stretching as far back as 3,800 years to the Bronze and Stone Ages. Suphan Buri played a vital role during the Ayutthaya period wars, and its streets feel like pages from a historical novel. Explore the province’s charming rural landscapes, featuring vast agricultural lands, cottage industries, and stunning natural attractions such as waterfalls, lakes, and lush forests.

Immerse yourself in local culture by visiting indigenous tribes and experiencing their unique way of life. In recent years, Suphan Buri has also developed a variety of tourist spots, including parks and shrines, adding a modern touch to its timeless appeal. This tour is the perfect blend of history, culture, and natural beauty—an unseen side of Thailand waiting to be discovered!

Itinerary

• Stop 1: Wat Pa Lelai Woraviharn, Malai Man Road, Rua Yai, Suphan Buri, Thailand
  • Known as the "Lane of 20 Legends," this temple offers a unique spiritual experience where visitors can pray and make wishes. One highlight is the Floating Buddha temple.
  • Wat Pa Lelai sits along the Tha Chin River. Even if you’re not religious, the impressive Luang Pho To statue—standing at 23.46 meters (76.7 feet)—is a sight to behold.
  • Duration: 1 hour
• Stop 2: Dragon Descendants Museum, Malai Man Road, Suphan Buri, Thailand
  • The Dragon Descendants Museum is housed in a massive fiberglass dragon, measuring 135 meters (442.9 feet) long, 35 meters (114.8 feet) high, and 18 meters (59 feet) wide. This magnificent structure took two years to complete.
  • Inside, you’ll journey through 20 themed rooms, exploring 5,000 years of Thai-Chinese history, from ancient dynasties to the modern era.
  • Duration: 1 hour
• Stop 3: Wat Phra Non, Moo 1, Som Phan Khong Road, Phihandaeng, Suphan Buri, Thailand
  • Built during the Rattanakosin Period, Wat Phra Non features a unique reclining Buddha image carved from granite, about 2 meters long. Unlike traditional reclining Buddhas, this one lies supine, giving the temple its name ("Non" meaning "to lie down" in Thai).
  • Duration: 1 hour
• Stop 4: Wat Phra Loi, Rua Yai Subdistrict, Suphan Buri, Thailand
  • A sacred site in Suphan Buri, Wat Phra Loi is home to the revered Buddha image Phra Phutthanawaramongkhon. According to legend, the image floated down the Tha Chin River and came ashore here, prompting the construction of the temple.
  • The Buddha is depicted seated under a Naga, a mythical serpent whose hood protects the Buddha. Visitors can also enjoy the large pond at the temple, home to thousands of carp.
  • Duration: 1 hour
• Stop 5: City Pillar Shrine & Benjarong Factory, Suphan Buri, Thailand
  • At the Benjarong Factory, you’ll see artisans crafting exquisite Benjarong ware, a type of Thai porcelain known for its intricate hand-painted designs in "Five Colors." Visitors can learn about the production process and choose a unique gift or souvenir.
  • Duration: 1 hour