• Wat Pa Lelai Woraviharn - · Discover the Lane of 20 Legends Temple! Experience, pray, and make wishes all in one place, including the Floating Buddha Temple.

· Wat Pa Laylai: This temple is located on the banks of the Tha Chi River. Even if one is not religious, the impressive image of Luang Pho To, standing at 23.46 meters (76.7 feet) tall, is captivating.

• Dragon Descendants Museum - · Dragon Descendants Village: The exterior resembles a massive dragon made of fiberglass, stretching 135 meters long (442.9 feet) and 35 meters high (114.8 ft.), with a width of 18 meters (59 ft.). The entire structure took two years to complete. Inside, visitors embark on a journey through 20 rooms, exploring dynasties spanning about 5,000 years, covering the entire history of Thailand, up to the Thai-Chinese merger and their evolution into the people of Thailand.
• Wat Phra Non - · Wat Pra Non: This temple was constructed during the Rattanakosin Period. The image hall (wihan) features a unique reclining Buddha Image carved from granite, approximately 2 meters long. Interestingly, while most reclining Buddha images lie on one side, the Buddha image here lies supine (in Thai, “Non”), giving the temple its name.
• Wat Phra Loi - · Wat Phra Loi is a respected Buddhist temple in Suphanburi, as it houses a Buddha image, Phra Phutthanawaramonghjorn, which legend says floated down the Tha Chin River and came ashore here. A temple was built to honor and house it.

Phra Phutthanawatmongkhon is depicted seated under a Naga, a mythical serpent, whose hood shelters and protects the Buddha.

There is a large pond in front of the temple where thousands of carp reside.

• เบญจรงค์ทอง - · Benjarong Factory: Visit the Benjarong ware factory, known for its painted Thai premium ceramic porcelain. The name literally means “Five Colors.” At this factory, one can learn how Thai premium ceramics are made and choose a meticulous gift for a loved one.

• Private transportation
• Lunch
• English Speaking Guide
• Round trip transfer
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Personal expense
• Gratuities

When visiting Bangkok, those interested in discovering a lesser-known side of Thailand should consider a trip to Suphan Buri. Located just 102 km away, this nearby province is a treasure trove of history, culture, and pristine natural beauty.

• Ideal for a day trip or a brief getaway from the city
• Exploring the town is like walking through a living historical narrative
• Renowned for its flat, low-lying farmlands and agricultural way of life
• Showcases traditional cottage industries, local crafts, and handmade goods
• Boasts natural waterfalls, forests, and serene lakes
• Offers a tranquil, uncommercialized environment for those wanting a respite from bustling tourist areas
• Perfect for nature enthusiasts, culture aficionados, and inquisitive travelers
• Please note: Sleeveless shirt, short top, see-through, short pants, tight pants and mini skirt are not allowed to enter Grand Palace & all Temples in Thailand.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.