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2-Day Lop Buri Itinerary
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Updated • updatedAug 20, 2025
Updated • updatedAug 20, 2025
Lop Buri in 2 days
If you only have 2 days to spend in Lop Buri, we’ve narrowed down the top places you should check out to get the best experience of your time here.
Lop Buri is best known for its ancient Khmer-era ruins, especially Phra Prang Sam Yot, where macaque monkeys roam freely around the crumbling towers. The old town also features King Narai’s Palace and several elegant temples that reflect its role as a secondary capital in the Ayutthaya period. Beyond the historic core, the surrounding countryside is dotted with seasonal sunflower fields that draw photographers and day-trippers from Bangkok. The mix of living “monkey city” atmosphere and well-preserved archaeology makes it a distinctive stop on a central Thailand itinerary.
With favorites like Pasak Chonlasit Dam, King Narai the Great Monument, and MadMeee, we’ll make sure you don’t miss out on all the must sees. We even included some of our favorite food spots around the area, like Baan Sahai Cafe and Khao Tom Hor so you can get the best taste of Lop Buri while you’re here. To see our full list of food recommendations, check out our best restaurants post. If you're traveling on a budget, you can check out our cheap eats post.
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- Lop Buri in 2 days
- Most popular attractions
- Proximity is everything
Day 1
Most popular attractions
For day 1, we strategically grouped the most popular attraction, Phra Prang Sam Yot, with surrounding point of interests to start your trip off with a bang. Combining the average time spent at each location and traveling time in between, it should fill up about 9 hours of your day.
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Penny G — Google reviewSURASAK A — Google reviewPratyush P — Google reviewARIS — Google reviewCheryl L — Google reviewTheno P — Google reviewPeter C — Google review
Chet Sao Noi National Park
4.4
(6893)
National park
Chet Sao Noi National Park, located in the Muak Lek district area, is a rainforest park featuring a small 7-tiered waterfall with shaded swimming areas. Just 2.5 hours from Bangkok by car, it offers a relaxing natural environment for visitors to enjoy year-round. The park has created universal design features to accommodate elderly and disabled visitors, including ramps and flat areas for wheelchair access.
Beautiful place to go and explore. Lots of trails to walk. Lots of nice small waterfalls.
Different sections of lake you can swim in and rent rubber rings to sit and float in the river with.
Before you enter there are many food/drink places and shops selling everything you may need for a day there ✨️
Spannerz N — Google review
A very beautiful waterfall with a nice stroll path along the way. Plenty of car park at the entrance and good bathrooms and showers next to the car park.
There are entrance fees for people under 60 yo and cars.
We went on Sunday so the place was super busy and people put down their mats next to the water edge on the path in and out of the waterfall. So we decided to go for the walk down to level 5,6,7 instead.
There are bathrooms and a change room close to the waterfall but it was stinky and dirty. The bathroom and shower at the car park was much cleaner.
This waterfall national park is a nature lover’s delight, with seven stunning tiers cascading through lush greenery. Well-maintained footpaths make the journey between levels an easy and enjoyable walk, letting you soak in the scenery at every step.
👏 Loved this place! 🌿 The short walking trail through the forest was so peaceful — shaded by big trees and filled with the sound of birds and flowing water. The waterfall itself has several gentle tiers, perfect for dipping your feet or cooling off 💦 The water’s wasn’t so clear (due to recent heavy rains), but was refreshing, and there are plenty of nice spots to sit, relax, or have a picnic. Such a calm and beautiful escape from the city — was totally worth the trip! 🍃✨
I spent a couple of hours.. just walking the trails.
The waterfall area is very well-organized and extremely clean. It’s well-maintained, peaceful, and a great place to relax and enjoy nature.
Nice waterfall park to splash around and cool off in. Not too many people if you go on a weekday
Very beautiful National park. The rangers are very nice and there are quite too many people on the weekend.
Visited on a Friday afternoon and it wasn't busy, guessing it's very busy weekends. B100 for me, B20 for the wife.
We thought it really beautiful, very well maintained. We did the full walk around both sides of the river. Tier 4 is the most impressive.
Really enjoyed our visit. It definitely was worth it.
2224, Muak Lek, Muak Lek District, Saraburi 18180, Thailand•
45 min · 22 mi
2•สิรินภัส ว — Google reviewVichsarut S — Google reviewSyed 1 — Google reviewPin K — Google reviewSheroku H — Google reviewK N — Google reviewLucy M — Google review
Pasak Chonlasit Dam
4.4
(3996)
4.0
(40)
Nature & Parks
Dams
Pasak Chonlasit Dam is one of the longest earth-filled dams in Thailand, offering splendid scenic views and recreational activities. Visitors can explore the Pasak Basin museum, enjoy a train ride across the reservoir, go kayaking or boating, and even camp in designated areas. The dam area features shaded spots for relaxation, souvenir shops, food stalls offering Thai cuisine, and opportunities for picnicking and kite flying.
This is a beautiful location to visit, enjoy, and photograph. We stopped on the way back to Bangkok and enjoyed the area. The reservoir and the lake it creates are massive and grand achievements. A very nice and peaceful place to visit and enjoy a piece of Thailand.
Robert N — Google review
I just went there with my friends last week. I got to see goats and hold them. I bought them food and milk. They ran after me and my friends. They were so cute. There were both adult goats and baby goats. I really liked it there. I want to go there again with my family.
Big reservior with wonderful Sightseeing view. Good atmosphere. Some people come and do exercise also.
The dam is very beautiful to look at. It is a good place to spend time with the family. At the same time, a tractor ride is being taken around the entire dam. Especially the tractor ride is very popular with children they enjoying it. Through this we can see whole dam. There are many shops inside, so food and drinking water are not a problem.
When we went the water level was pretty low for monsoon season. It has a nice little park. Lots of locals cycling, running and picnicking. Fun for the quick check in photo but not much to actually see.
A large Dam near Bangkok makes it easy to plan a one day trip.
There is an aquarium nearby with many fresh water fishes.
For sight seeing, there is a trolley line along the da ridge. 30 baht for adults and 10 for kids.
There is also a train rail at the water level when the dam is full capacity, up north about 20 minutes that's the place you must visit for a picture.
A good spot for a quick stop while visiting Lopburi, but not quite enough to be a main attraction on its own.
Nice view but it's quite hot here. The main road to the dam will be restricted for private vehicles until 4 PM. During day time, if you want to go inside this place, you need to buy ticket for the tourist tram.
The train will go along this dam only 2 time per day, so if you want see this moment (same like many beautiful photos on Google), you should check the time carefully.
Nong Bua, Phatthana Nikhom District, Lopburi 15140, Thailand•
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46 min · 29.4 mi
3•Christopher L — Google reviewKevin K — Google reviewSudershan G — Google reviewPattaranat J — Google reviewDaneeta P — Google reviewMirosław S — Google reviewGift L — Google review
Wat Phra Phutthabat
4.7
(3542)
4.5
(31)
Buddhist temple
Museums
Place of worship
Specialty Museums
Wat Phra Phutthabat is an intricate temple from 1624, boasting a gilded tiered roof and columns. It contains a reputed footprint of Buddha and is situated atop a hill where visitors can find a cave with the Buddha statue. Additionally, there is also a Chinese Buddha where tourists toss coins into the statue's navel for good luck. The temple's spire was under renovation during our visit but the bustling market in front offered plenty of souvenirs to purchase.
The temple complex is nice and calming. Beautiful architecture of the main hall and a few pagodas around.
Definitely take the time to go up the hill for an amazing panoramic view of the city and surrounding mountains.
Shayan N — Google review
We came here on 7 June 2025.
No need to buy any tickets. It’s a peaceful temple area. Come for blessings and give thanks 🙏🏻 Ample car parking just opposite and it’s free.
Beautiful temple. Very picturesque. When leaving. There's a monk that's going to spray water at you. If you don't know this is going to happen it can be shocking and scary.
Not easily accessible for wheelchair users.
Beautiful revered temple with Footprint of Phra Phutta (Lord Buddha)
Beautiful temple in shining gold colour with multi-colored walls. One Chinese temple in the premises.
Don't miss ringing the series of bells by gently thumping by fingers.
Large parking for easy access.
Lots of shops and hawkers selling local stuff and local icecream, don't miss the coconut icecream being sold at only 20Baht, freshly served right away.
The most sacred and beautiful temple in Saraburi. You’ll get to witness the Buddha’s footprint, and pay your respects if you wish to do so.
If you’re foreigner, avoid the people trying to sell entry tickets at the entrance. They’re very likely trying to scam you. (The entrance is free - to my knowledge at 2025)
First time visiting this temple. Once I got inside, I feel relax. There are many Buddhist to pay respect. There is a small market near the temple for shopping especially lottery shops.
Magical fantastic place which has the feeling of a time machine which takes you back 1000 years. You can see here a footprint of Buddha. At the entrance there are monsters adorned in garlands of flowers. Lots of religious disciples coming from all over Thailand and also lots of tourists.
Beautiful and sacred place to visit in Saraburi. It is a mix cultural place and very popular among tourists especially Chinese people.
Other than beautiful temple and shrine, you can feel calm and relax from the view and good landscape here.
Moreover, there is the pavillion that located the statue of Hermit Doctor Cheewaka Komarapach. Anyone who sicks should come to visit and pray for better health.
PQ9Q+8CX, Khun Khlon, Phra Phutthabat District, Saraburi 18120, Thailand•
40 min · 30.4 mi
4•Garuzo — Google reviewTOngz N — Google reviewAnthony G — Google reviewP J — Google reviewGeordie A — Google reviewPin K — Google reviewAdam P — Google review
Wat Khao Wong Phrachan
4.7
(3371)
4.5
(19)
Buddhist temple
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Wat Khao Wong Phrachan is a Buddhist temple located on a steep hill, accessible via over 3,700 steps. The trail leading to the temple offers a chance to experience diverse plant life and wildlife in the surrounding forests. It's recommended to wear breathable long pants due to potential overgrowth and mosquitoes along the way. The climb may be strenuous, but reaching the top rewards visitors with breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding scenery.
This temple is on the top of the highest mountain in Lop Buri. Stunning view! This place is definitely worth a visit. The way to go up is not too difficult. It took abt 2 hours to go up and over 1 hour go down. There were many insects, maybe because of rainy season. I came on the weekday and did not see anyone else on the way, just a few shops opened to sell drink and snacks. There were many dogs, they may accompanied with you, all friendly, dont be scared :)).
Han N — Google review
Highly recommended to come for small hiking and make a wish for best fortune in life. Nice view, windy and good weather early this year.
There are 2 main trails 1) for visiting golden buddha 2) to hike up around 1.6 km with 3,700++ stairs🦁
I did both with my friend and it was really fun. We went at 6 pm at night where there is a chinese event for few days all nights.
A popular destination for both spiritual pilgrims and adventure seekers. The challenge is to climb all 3,790 steps to reach the summit, where you’ll find a sacred Buddha footprint and a breathtaking panoramic view. Along the way, there are rest stops and drink stalls to keep you going. During the annual festival from February 1–15, the path is lit up, allowing visitors to climb day or night.
A wonderful hike up the mountain in the Lopburi Province. The climb was exhilarating and the view at the top breathtaking. I would love to visit this province everytime i visit Thailand.
If you're tired of the steps there is also a trail up through the forest. From the top make your way to the corner of the helicopter landing area at these exact coordinates 14.962531,100.710682 and you will see the trail going alongside the fence where the phone mast is. Or if you are starting from the bottom search Google maps for เขาวงพระจันทร์ ทางวิ่งเทรล and look for a trail leading into the forest. This trail is 3km each way. There is 1 fork in the trail about half way which takes you to the massive golden Buddha which is another route option if 3km in the forest is a bit much. This middle trailhead is at exact coordinates 14.963903,100.700918
It's good for exercise but view is spoiled by haze during the dry season.
My friends had already booked, so we decided to join. Glad we did, it's vertical steps all the way, but we took our time and loved it. We started just before 4pm, perfect timing to take in the views and then watch the stunning sunset. The path is safe at night because its fully lit. I believe the temple is open 24 hours one time a year. Be careful, after the sun goes down the queues to get in were hours long. Would definitely like to climb the stairs again one day.
No entry fee but there's a donation box for those who'd like to help out the temple. Recommend to come very early. We came at 6am. The hike up was nice, breezy and quiet. Only friendly (and quite buff) dogs to keep us company. Be warned the hike up stairs is quite challenging stamina wise though having the steps makes it pretty easy technically. After you reach the gate at the top, there's still further stairs with Naga (serpents) on them that you can take to the top. There's a trail you can take on the way down but it's much longer than the stair option (3km).
Wonderful mountain side temple. We were there during a fair but you can climb up the stairs on the ridge to the summit which is a great place to see sunset or sunrise (if you are up for 3800 steps). Alternatively, there is a big Buddha which is easier to reach and still provides a pleasant view over the local area.
Huai Pong, Khok Samrong District, Lopburi 15120, Thailand•
30 min · 21.7 mi
5•Donniecia C — Google reviewJoseph M — Google reviewNick R — Google reviewThanaporn C — Google reviewEkk C — Google reviewShahid K — Google reviewKim W — Google review
Phra Prang Sam Yot
4.4
(5476)
4.0
(548)
Historical landmark
Water & Amusement Parks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Theme Parks
Phra Prang Sam Yot, also known as the Monkey Temple, is a renowned attraction in Mueang Lopburi District. This ancient Khmer-style temple, dating back to the 12th century, was initially built as a Buddhist temple and later converted to Shiva worship before being returned to Buddhism. The site is famous for its three linked towers constructed from laterite and sandstone. Visitors can explore the ruins while interacting with the playful monkeys that freely roam around the area.
We went to an ancient place where mostly monkeys lived inside an ancient castle, but some of them were still on the street or by the roadside. However, most of them are aggressive, and I once saw them fight and bleed. If you go inside, the ticket price for Thais is 10 baht, while foreigners pay 40 baht. They will give you a long wooden stick; if monkeys see you carrying it, they won't come close. Don't bring any food, or you'll get attacked, just like my husband did! He bought peanuts in a plastic bag, and a monkey sneaked behind him and grabbed the bag immediately!
Rotphannee R — Google review
Great site to visit! Not super busy during the weekday. I would say, it gets really hot in the afternoon so I would suggest going early morning or late evening. Wear walking shoes because there are several steps, but you can also get dropped off at Gate 4, to avoid the long stairway. We walked the stairs up and had our driver take us back.
Visited in March 2025, the ruins themselves are quite small, not much information given about them, only takes 10 minutes to walk around and glance inside (nothing of note inside).
Main attraction of course are the monkeys, pretty cool to see them around the temple ruins.
In my experience not aggressive at all as some have suggested, mainly ignore you or if anything are shy, tend to run away if you're within a metre of them.
They give you a stick at the entrance, hope nobody actually beats them with it...
Cool ancient ruins of a Buddhist temple. Popular IG spot for both visitors and locals of Lopburi. Not necessary to pay the entrance fee as you can see it from the road, unless you want to pay 5x the price as locals to have a closer experience with the monkeys.
An ancient Khmer-style temple and one of Lopburi’s most iconic landmarks. The three connected prangs represent the Hindu Trimurti — Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva — and were later transformed into a Buddhist sanctuary.
Not as many monkeys as before, since most of them have been relocated by the municipality, but you can still see some around the area. It’s now much calmer and easier to walk around without worrying about mischievous monkeys.
We visited around 4:30 PM, and the temple looked stunning in the soft golden light. The weather was pleasant and not too hot — it gave the place such a cozy, peaceful feeling.
The entrance fee for foreigners is 80 THB. Parking is available nearby, and the site is easy to explore. Take less than 30 mins to stroll around and take a bunch of photos.
A wonderful stop to admire ancient Khmer architecture, history, and serenity — especially at sunset. 🌅
The most popular landmark of Lopburi and the most lovely animal of the province, monkeys.
Went there in May 2025 and they said that most of monkeys were relocated.
The monkeys are really cute but they can be a little bit snatchers.
You should be extra careful and listen to the officers.
Keep all your accessories in your bags. All of the small and shiny things should be put away from their sight including glasses, phones, car keys, keychains, bracelet, necklace and earings. Once you loose it, you never get it back.
Please love the monkeys and be kind to them.
One of the famous landmark in Lopburi province. It was a special place for me to visit. The weather was awesome no crowd at all.
They take care of the place in a good way. The ticket price is 80THB for foreigners.
A good place to visit if you love history.
Oct 2025
Last visited in 2022. There were a lot more monkeys roaming around then.
RJ37+5JF, Tha Hin, Mueang Lop Buri District, Lopburi 15000, Thailand•
7 min · 0.35 mi
6•Loretta C — Google reviewPhoebe J — Google reviewCarl B — Google reviewKumanan S — Google reviewGeordie A — Google reviewPin K — Google reviewMenno T — Google review
SOMDET PHRA NARAI NATIONAL MUSEUM
4.7
(2712)
4.2
(124)
Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Architectural Buildings
Nestled in the heart of Lopburi, King Narai's Palace is a captivating historical site that transports visitors back to the 17th century. Originally constructed in 1665 with assistance from French and Italian engineers, this stunning palace complex was designed to host foreign dignitaries. As you stroll through its beautifully restored halls, gardens, and courtyards, you'll encounter a delightful blend of Thai and European architectural styles.
Great historical place and museum. The former palace of King Narai who let Siam gate open to Europe.
Close on Monday and Tuesday.
Jack W — Google review
A must visit when in Lopburi. It’s 200b for foreigner adults but children can enter for free, well worth the ticket price, you get an immersion of Thai history, and the grounds very well preserved. Go into the museum when it gets too hot.
Wonderful. It's 150baht for foreigners to enter. Free for children. Car parking is just inside the wall or there is on street parking around the outside. My 6yo daughter really enjoyed exploring the grounds and museums with me. Staff were all very friendly. Will visit again.
If you've come all the way to Lop Buri, may as well see the only other main sight (apart from the zoo) and something different to the usual complex
It is in large grounds and peaceful and quiet.
Large amount of artifacts and a good explanatory history who was perhaps responsible for keeping away the potential colonists of France, Holland, Britain and the USA.
Large and beautiful palace grounds. Lovely landscapes filled with green parks, tall trees (perhaps a century old), and ancient palace buildings. Some are completely intact, others are in partial ruins. It was nice to stroll through the palace and take many panoramic photos. The entrance fee cost 150 thb for foreign and 30 thb for local visitors. Kids can enter for free. We spent about 1.5 hours here.
Duel pricing in place for foreigners, but I don't have a problem with that. Surprisingly good inside, big area with plenty to explore. Enjoyed the museums and would definitely recommend if you're visiting Lopburi. Added bonus, unlike many areas of the city, I didn't see one Monkey.
Very well worth the 30 baht entry for Thais. Parking available at the front of the museum for free. The Museum provides a lot of interesting history from the stone age and particularly concentrated during the height of lopburi influence (11th & 17th century). Lots of important artefacts that belong in much bigger museums. The palace grounds are not covered and can get very hot but still an interesting walk through the ruins. Ticket can be bought as combo with other lopburi attractions. Be wary of monkeys around on the roads outside during the late afternoons.
For me personally the highlight of Lopburi city center. The calm atmosphere with the remainings of the palace. And also the museum with interesting artifacts. Beautiful visit.
303, Sorasak Alley, Tha Hin, Mueang Lop Buri District, Lopburi 15000, Thailand•
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Where to eat
Under a 3-minute walk from SOMDET PHRA NARAI NATIONAL MUSEUM, here are a few close by recommendations for when you get hungry exploring around.
Baan Sahai Cafe
4.4
(434)
3.7
(20)
cheap
Restaurant
Baan Sahai Cafe, a popular eatery in Lopburi, offers an array of traditional Thai cuisine at affordable prices. Diners can savor various Thai delicacies for as low as 40 THB per dish. The menu includes finger foods and desserts that are not easily found in Bangkok anymore. One noteworthy dish is the dory fish coated with tamarind sauce and served with a delicious fried egg. Additionally, they serve satisfying rice dishes accompanied by fried eggs.
Amazing of food price, cocktail and beer. It was very cheap of food. Good restaurant and feelling comfortable to having dinner here.
NaRuK_K N — Google review
My favorite place in Lopburi to eat authentic Thai food. Highly recommend their fresh coconut milk ice cream served with sticky rice!!!
It’s not too expensive. To reach there, you can walk from train station in shortly.
Reasonably priced and the coconut ice cream with sticky rice was pretty good! I think this place would be good for tourists as the menu is in English and has a variety of different foods.
Great restaurant with impressive choice of soft drinks based on fruits, ice creams, coffee and tea. Food is delightful and prices are bargain.
I saw the good reviews and decided to try it out. That was a mistake. This is the first place on my whole trip where the staff were legitimately unfriendly. Maybe they don’t like foreigners? The only upside was the strawberry milkshake was half decent. Otherwise, the food wasn’t great. Probably avoid if you can.
Very tasty food, fresh and also well presented. Good prices, definitely good value for money.
Nice chilled out location to sit for an hour with your meal without feeling rushed.
Literally amazing - authentic Thai food served beautifully with wonderful desserts. Located next to a ruins adds to the rich experience both in the tongue and on the mind.
33-35 Sorasak Alley, Tha Hin, Mueang Lop Buri District, Lopburi 15000, Thailand•
Khao Tom Hor
4.4
(902)
affordable
Restaurant
Khao Tom Hor is a bustling Thai-Chinese restaurant that offers an authentic dining experience for both locals and foreigners. The place features stainless steel tables inside and outside on the footpath, where a diverse crowd enjoys dishes like tom yam soup, stir-fried clams with Thai basil, steamed rice or rice soup, and cold beer.
Nice Thai - Chinese food with rice and hot plain porridge. Nice for dinner and late night meals. Good for family and friends gathering
Sulalit T — Google review
A good and quality consistent restaurant close to the train station. Very popular amongst locals as always is a sign of good and cheap food. Food came quickly after ordering and tasted just as it was supposed to. I would gladly return to this restaurant and definitely recommend this place to other going to Lop Buri. They have both indoor and outdoor serving for those who wood like to have both opportunities
Ordered some of the vegetarian dishes but some unfortunately arrived with meat and the staff didn't seem friendly when we didn't want to eat them. Probably better to clarify before ordering any of the dishes marked 'V'.
Busy restaurant with an extensive menu. Service is efficient even during the busy hours. Came here for the steamed duck with Chinese herbs (เป็ดพะโล้) and was very satisfied. The meat was succulent and tender.
Great food, quick service. Mega efficient set up. Duck was superb. Quacking!
Classic restaurant with standard taste.
The best omelette of my life!!
And the staff is so nice!
Definitely good food and drink. Good service too, but the lady shorted us $100thb and it seemed intentional. She handed it right over no question when we asked, like she was ready for it. Not saying, just saying, count your change
17, 18 ถนนหน้าพระกาฬ, Tha Hin, Mueang Lop Buri District, Lopburi 15000, Thailand•
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Day 2
Proximity is everything
For day 2, we bundled attractions like Khao Chin Lae Sunflower Field and Khao Chin Lae and other places within a close range, so that the time it takes to travel between all of them is less than one hour. Combined with the average time people spend there, your day should take about 7 hours.
1•Steve K — Google review_st0f — Google reviewKeynes凯恩斯 — Google reviewZarina M — Google reviewCakeoJolie — Google reviewByng C — Google reviewRoyston C — Google review
Khao Chin Lae Sunflower Field
4.3
(1305)
4.5
(25)
Garden
Nature & Parks
Botanical garden
Khao Chin Lae Sunflower Field is a charming botanical garden located in Lopburi and Saraburi provinces, Thailand. The vast fields of tall, bright, yellow sunflowers against the backdrop of mountains and limestone karsts make it a popular destination for both locals and tourists. The best time to visit is between November and February when the sunflowers are in full bloom. Visitors can enjoy taking photos amidst the stunning scenery and even purchase baked sunflower seeds at affordable prices.
In the winter, you can stand among a number of sunflowers. Therefore, try visiting here because you may obtain a lot of beautiful photos, which have you in pictures, taken by your sweetheart, maybe? haha
Moreover, I couldn’t see any toilets, so I kindly request you to prepare yourself before visiting this place.
Nitipon B — Google review
This sunflower field is a good experience for photographers and lovers of nature too. And at 20baht entry for adults it is a reasonable price. There were food vendors there, as well as novelty gift stalls. For children there is a small petting zoo. And out in the sunflower fields they have props such as windmills to aid as props for photographers. Worth a visit.
OMG what a beautiful place!!! We went during the Sunflower Festival, so was pretty busy, but not intolerable. Fields upon fields of stunning yellow Sunflowers with rolling mountains in the background with a huge Buddha statue situated in amongst said mountains who could ask for a better place to spend a couple of hour. Oh also up the road is a monastery with wild mikeques.
Take almost 3 hour train and take taxi again for reach the field. Don’t have public transport come here. Either drive yourself or take taxi.
Sunflower field is very beautiful, some people said better come at morning, because the sunflower will face up. Taking photo will be more beautiful.
Really love the sunflower field. It's like dream come true. Mesmerized me when we were there. The view was amazing. Should go there. If you take a train from Bangkok to Lopburi it will take you about 2.5 hours,if by van ,about 2 hours. We took the train with the local to experience the 'adventure'. Tiring but new experience for us coz if you're not lucky you have to stand all the way from Bangkok to Lopburi.
Came on 19 Dec 2020 but seem they are all new plants. Should be better in Jan 2021. But the view and the wind worth a long ride journey.
Total disappointment. Forget about this Sunflower field for this season.
This is supposed to be the biggest Sunflower field in Thailand but due to the lack of irritation with this year's 2017 raining season ends since End October, most of the Sunflower field has inferior growth, i.e. not tall and strong. Mostly under the normal height of 1.8 meter average even two weeks ago blossoming period. New buds are not developing for second blossoming as it shud be. The other smaller fields are better managed but this field has been abandoned since December.
Not sure whether this field will be maintained or not next year.
Most probably will be turned into sugarcane field.
The magnificent view of Tall Strong Large Sunflowers and Rocky Hills will only be history and memories. Wait for next year and see.
No sunflower yet. According to local thai said, probably end December should be able to see it. Is a nice view though.
RP7X+MQ2, ทางหลวงหมายเลข 3017, Nikhom Sang Ton Eng, Mueang Lop Buri District, Lopburi 15000, Thailand•
4 min · 1 mi
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Khao Chin Lae
4.2
(6)
Mountain peak
Khao Chin Lae is an active temple where peacocks roam freely. The main attraction is the 436 steps leading to a large pink-and-white Buddha statue, offering stunning views of Khao Chin Lae and sunflower fields. The best time to visit is from mid-November to January when the sunflowers are in full bloom. Visitors are advised to park on the roadside and be respectful of the locals' harvest. The serene atmosphere and breathtaking scenery make it a must-visit destination.
(Translated by Google) Visited on 27 July 2018, among peacocks and monkeys that refresh themselves in the monastery at the entrance, you are treated to a beautiful view and a silent and peaceful atmosphere that will refresh the sweat made to climb the 437 steps. Advised!
(Original)
Visitato il 27 luglio 2018, tra pavoni e scimmie che ristorano nel monastero all’ingresso, vi spetta una bella vista e una silenziosa e pacifica atmosfera che rinfrescheranno la sudata fatta per salire i 437 gradini. Consigliato!
Sara P — Google review
There is no temple this is Khao Wat Gin Lea same place.
(Translated by Google) D and routes are easy, there are many, the entrance is a little hard to find. Even when you leave, you'll be lost. 555
(Original)
D และ routes ง่ายมีเยอะ ทางเข้าหายากนิดหนึ่ง ตอนออกยังหลงได้ 555
Nikhom Sang Ton Eng, Mueang Lop Buri District, Lopburi 15000, Thailand•
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Sub Lek Reservoir
4.2
(457)
Sub Lek Reservoir, situated 15 kilometers from Lopburi town, is a natural reservoir offering stunning views and tranquility. It is recommended to visit in the early hours to avoid crowds and heat. The area features raft house-shaped restaurants along the road surrounding the dam, providing a pleasant dining experience with a constant cool breeze. Driving around the reservoir offers a peaceful connection with nature, especially on sunny days.
There is a cafe nearby and it is super cool with a great view of the reservoir and mountains. Its so relaxing. There are also fun activities like swimming, jetskiing and more.
For me, the best time to go there is towards sunset. Golden hour ✨️
LZ S — Google review
Beautiful And Peaceful Place With Lake With Delicious Thaï Food Restaurant 🙏
Nice view of the lake and little mountains behind it. little restaurants where you can get a cold beer and some food and sit on a little floating picnic spot. 50 bat. for the spot and 65 bat. for the beer.
If you don't have your own transportation, it's difficult to go back from there. You cannot catch taxi
By driving around this reservoir, you become one with nature. It is so peaceful, but the weather must be fine ; blue sky and sunshine. Resorts are concentrated on the northern side of the reservoir. There are some very nice subflower at the southern side and on the eastern side
Nice place close to Lopburi Town. Food and drinks available.
Nice view of reservoir, cheap food.
It is over. Only a dog barking and a guy sleeping.
RQCF+9Q8, Nikhom Sang Ton Eng, Mueang Lop Buri District, Lopburi 15210, Thailand•
19 min · 10.1 mi
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King Narai the Great Monument
4.7
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3.4
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Monument
Sights & Landmarks
Monuments & Statues
The King Narai the Great Monument is located in the center of Lopburi, also known as Lavo in the past. The monument features a sculpture of King Narai and is adorned with two elephants at its entrance. It's recommended to visit in the morning to avoid the intense midday heat. Visitors can enjoy strolling through beautiful gardens and exploring nearby markets.
The King Narai the Great Monument, located in Lopburi, Thailand, is a significant historical landmark that honors one of the greatest kings in Thai history, King Narai the Great (1656–1688). Known for his diplomatic prowess and modernization efforts, King Narai played a crucial role in establishing strong international relations during his reign, particularly with Western nations like France and Portugal.
Historical Importance: King Narai is celebrated for bringing Thailand, known then as Siam, into the global spotlight through trade and diplomacy. The monument stands as a tribute to his legacy and contributions to the country’s development. His reign is often regarded as a golden age for Lopburi, where he established his second capital. The monument serves as a reminder of his influence, not only in Thai history but also in shaping the country's relations with the rest of the world.
Monument Design: The statue of King Narai is depicted in a regal posture, holding a sword, symbolizing his strength and leadership. The monument is situated in the center of a well-maintained park, surrounded by lush greenery and flowers, making it a peaceful place for reflection. The intricate details of the statue capture the king’s commanding presence, with the base of the monument featuring plaques that provide information about his life and achievements. The surrounding area includes benches and shaded spots, making it a pleasant place for visitors to relax.
Cultural and Ceremonial Significance: The monument holds cultural significance, particularly for the people of Lopburi, where King Narai is deeply revered. Each year, the King Narai Reign Fair is held in February to commemorate his contributions. During the festival, the area around the monument comes alive with traditional performances, parades, and markets, allowing visitors to step back in time and experience the grandeur of the Ayutthaya period. Locals and tourists alike come to pay their respects, offer flowers, and participate in ceremonies honoring the king’s memory.
Visitor Experience: The King Narai Monument offers a serene and reflective atmosphere for visitors. It’s an excellent spot for history enthusiasts and anyone interested in learning more about Thailand’s royal history. The park surrounding the monument provides a tranquil environment where visitors can walk around, enjoy the scenic landscape, or sit and admire the monument itself. The site is especially popular with photographers due to its picturesque setting, especially during sunset.
Location and Accessibility: The monument is located in the heart of Lopburi, making it easily accessible by local transportation. Its proximity to other important historical sites, such as Phra Narai Ratchaniwet (King Narai’s Palace) and Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat, makes it a convenient stop for those exploring the rich cultural and historical heritage of Lopburi.
Overall Impression: The King Narai the Great Monument is a must-visit for anyone interested in Thai history and culture. It stands as a powerful symbol of one of Thailand’s most influential monarchs and serves as a focal point of pride for the people of Lopburi. Whether you’re attending the annual festival or simply visiting the monument to reflect on its historical significance, it offers a meaningful and enriching experience for all.
Sithavut K — Google review
A lovely place to visit and enjoy the gardens and lots of other things to look at and there's a good market quite near
This monument was on the center of Lopburi or in the past name was Lavo. There was a monument of King Narai.At the entrance there were two elephants on the entrance.If you want to get here I recommend you to go in the morning.Because on late morning,noon the weather was very hot.
With all respect, not worth coming.
It looks big on the map, but in reality its nothing special.
Pretty much like it even when I did not even visit it from the inside
Good
I love this circle. I was born a mule from here and I was 8 when this King Narai sculpture was located in this circle.
I was longing for today being respect at your feet. I am so honourable to born in this countrt. I love this country so much.
170 Phahonyothin Rd, Thale Chup Son, Mueang Lop Buri District, Lopburi 15000, Thailand•
3 min · 1.2 mi
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Kraison Siharat Palace (Yen Palace)
4.6
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4.4
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Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Kraison Siharat Palace, also known as Yen Palace or Talay Chup Son Palace, is a historical site located northeast of the bus station. Built by King Narai the Great, it served as a guest reception hall and was used for studying astronomical events with Jesuit priests. The palace is surrounded by large banyan trees and houses prehistoric artifacts dating back 3500 years. Visitors can explore the museum and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere without any tourist rush.
The remnants of the palace buildings.
The surrounding natural beauty.
A chance to explore a lesser-known historical site.
You will walk through the gap of the Bodhi tree, where it is believed that wishes will come true.
Kaphao N — Google review
This place has an amazing collection for prehistoric artifacts 3500 years old. Amazing, you can easily spend 2 hours on the museum. So many pieces.
Kraisorn Siharat Palace or Yen Palace or Talay Chup Son Palace is another residence of King Narai the Great. It's builted before 1685 and used as a place to study the lunar eclipse on December 11, 1685, along with the Jesuit priests and people in the first mission sent by King Louis XIV.
At present, there are still only large banyan trees with beautiful shady which has a strange appearance with a gap in the middle of the trunk. For the palace, it remains just only the brick of the building. No admission fee. Take only 20-30 mins for touring. Car parking is available.
Quite simple ruins of an old palace. Compared to the price you have to pay, I'd rather see the bigger historical sites near.
Quiet place not far away from town at all. the place quite small worth a quick visit.
nice for chill and relaxing place
Quaint and no tourist rush...do spend a few mins here...nice photo ops as well!
one of the places to be in the nature. after 5 it's free no entry-fee
226/23-24 Narai Maharach Rd, Tha Hin, Mueang Lop Buri District, Lopburi 15000, Thailand•
7 min · 3.1 mi
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Wat Nakorn Kosa
4.6
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3.6
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Historical landmark
Museums
Specialty Museums
Wat Nakorn Kosa, located in Lop Buri, showcases the rich cultural history of the region through its temple ruins. The site includes a ruined chedi dating back to the Dvaravati Era and offers guided commentary on its unique history. This small temple complex features a mid-sized stupa in good condition and intact bodhisattva frescos, making it an interesting place to explore. Visitors can also enjoy the view from benches surrounded by trees.
Like most historical sites in Thailand, this is good. I will visit again.
Roger N — Google review
This is a small interesting temple complex not far from the cross roads monkey arch, but it's on the opposite side of the train tracks from the main shopping and temple area, so it's easy to miss. I like the bodhisattva frescos that were still intact unlike many of the other temples. The remaining columns also gave an interesting feel to the ruins. The site has trees and benches which makes it a nice place to sit and enjoy the view.
Bring a sun umbrella if you plan to walk around the ruins at a relaxed pace.
If you’re visiting Phra Prang Sam Yot, do yourself the favor and walk two minutes over to this archaeological excavation of another ancient temple.
It’s a quick, neat, and free one to go experience!
Ancient temple near the rail track
It's an khmer times hindu temple complex converted later into buddhism with addition of stucco images.It's in the ruins state with some left over designs and floral patterns from the ancient times.There's huge buddha stupa that has fallen leaving the base intact and small prayer hall with brick pillars as nature has claimed it back very fast.
Small ruin complex that blends three historical kingdoms: Mon, Dewaravati, and Thai.
Cool
215 Narai Maharach Rd, Tha Hin, Mueang Lop Buri District, Lopburi 15000, Thailand•
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Even the most seasoned adventurers need a break to chow down some food. Close to Wat Nakorn Kosa, these restaurants are about a 11-minute walk away.
Noom Guest House & Restaurant
4.1
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Restaurant
Bar
Nestled in the heart of Lopburi, Noom Guest House & Restaurant offers a cozy retreat for travelers seeking comfort on a budget. The guest house features simple yet inviting rooms, some equipped with air conditioning and fans. Guests can enjoy delicious meals at the on-site restaurant, which serves both Thai and Western cuisine, including a hearty English breakfast served from 8:00 to 11:30 AM.
I usually don't leave reviews anywhere, good or bad, but this one really deserves it.
Saved our trip 3 times
One - the only place I could find that rents motorbikes, and good quality ones!
Second, the only place I could find around for food that is vegetarian friendly, and very good food!
And third, during the trip I fell down and sprained my ankle just after eating there lunch.
Out of this bad luck, I was lucky that I was near this shop and their good hearted staff who helped me out so much until I could find a taxi to pick me up back home to Bangkok.
Thank you very much, best place in lopburi 💯🙏
Nadav R — Google review
This is an old wooden house.The booking page shows that the dormitory room has air conditioning, but it doesn't actually have it, so it's like a sauna in the room. It's very painful.
The house is made of wood, and it's not soundproof. The first floor is the hotel's own bar, which is very noisy until the early morning. Because the room is very hot, there are many mosquitoes. If you plan to stay in the dormitory, you must prepare mosquito repellent.
The walls of the room are wooden boards, so it is very hot at noon, and the room is like an oven.The blanket on the bed doesn't seem to be changed every day.
The attitude of the service staff is not very good, thinking that the older lady doesn't smile. The dormitory room pays 200 baht on the spot.
The only advantage is close to the railway station.Provide motorcycle rental service
Wonderful place, perfect for a short stay in Lopburi. Short walk from the train station or to various temples (active and historic), or countless street food & vendors.
Staff is kind and helpful, food is good, drinks are good. Highly recommended
The guesthouse was okay...pretty much what you need, no frills. Fan only in the rooms so pretty hot, but has a.decent restaurant and is close to train. A HUGE HUGE HUGE WARNING: BEWARE WILD DOGS IN THE AREA! I WAS BITTEN DEEPLY WHILE WALKING LOCALLY! CARRY A STICK AND GET YOUR RABIES AND TETNUS VACCINATION!
Always a great meal after a climbing day. P’Noom and his family and staff are always so welcoming, the food and drinks are always great. This time we stopped for a BBQ on Christmas Day, the ribs were surprisingly massive. Highly recommend in Lopburi! We were also visited by helpful and lovely tourist police ☺️
Fantastic place. Bar/restaurant with huts out the back. Perfect for what we needed. The menu was great. Great location. Staff lovely
A must-go if you're in Lopburi. The staff are amazing and the food and drink is fabulous. It's also near the monkey temple and train station which is very handy.
I have only visited the restaurant, and cannot say anything about the guest house. The place has Chang beer on tap, and it tasted excellent, which is not a given. The menu consists of both Thai and Western food, and the food ordered arrived reasonably quickly and tasted good. The staff on site were pleasant and stood by with new orders. A nice experience, and there will certainly be another visit when I'm in this area again.
15, 17 Phraya Kamchat Alley, Tha Hin, เมือง, Lopburi 15000, Thailand•
Chat-Na-Ra ฉัตรนารา
4.3
(285)
5.0
(2)
Restaurant
Chat-Na-Ra ฉัตรนารา in Lopburi is a popular spot for food enthusiasts, both locals and tourists alike. The restaurant offers an authentic taste of Thai cuisine with a variety of delicious dishes at reasonable prices. Visitors praise the friendly and professional staff, as well as the cozy and clean environment. Some recommend trying the Winged Bean Salad and Hot And Sour Snapper Filet, also known as "Tom Yum Pla Kra Pong.
I will definitely go back to this restaurant. The atmosphere is great. The staff is very professional, very kind and personable. Our food was amazing and it all arrived at the same time. This is probably the best food in Lopburi. I felt as if I was at 5 star restaurant in Bangkok.
Mark P — Google review
i went there with my wife΄s family.....the restaurant is clean and tidy....has inside air-condition area....it΄s comfortable and big tables.....Specialized in Thai food but have European also...The food was delicious...The Service great(one of the most good services i had in THailand)...we order Thai(tom yum,fried rice with salmon,sticky rice,etc) and European(Pork chop with salad,french fires with cheese and bacon)....ALL FOOD WAS VERY DELICIOUS...the prices mid range...it is recommend it for families and large groups
Surely i visit again
Really good and affordable thai food and good clean restaurant. Cashew nut chicken is a must try!!
The restaurant is very good. The price is reasonable. I ordered Thai food and Pizza.
Great food. Roof top view is very good.
Lovely place and service. All menus we've ordered are awesome and have resonable price. But with my mistake that I forgot take pictures before start eating and make the pictures are not the exact amount and components. Winged bean Salad is the MVP of our lunch. It has mild taste and doesn't not too sweet. Most of my experience of this menu are a bit too much sweet except here's. Hot And Sour Snapper Filet,"Tom Yum Pla Kra Pong", is very good. It's not too spicy for people cannot endure the very spicy menu like european. Seafood With Red Curry Steam In Young Whole Coconut, "Hor Mhok Ta Lay", is fair like regularly restaurant but still can say it well. The last menu is Broccoli Fried With Shrimp. It's better than good. I think they cooked with appropriated flame that make it well mixed. I have 2 menus that highly recommend, Winged Bean Salad and Broccoli Fried With Shrimp. I feel not good about the outside decoration. I think they can make it better than this. At first i arrived, i don't feel good about the front. However, the interior and the inside atmosphere are much better. The price is reasonable. In the whole picture, i still recommend you to try.
Excellent Thai food. Very kind staff. Great environment. We come here all the time. Always impressed with the flavors.
The place is cozy and clean. Food are delicious but a bit pricy. Too little space of parking lots available.
167 ถนนพระปิยะ, Thale Chup Son, Mueang Lop Buri District, Lopburi 15000, Thailand•
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บ้านมาดาม ไทยเรสเตอร์รองต์ Ban Madame Thai Restaurant
4.7
(172)
4.9
(23)
Restaurant
Art cafe
We had a great first-time experience at Ban Madame Thai Restaurant, where we were impressed by both the high-quality food and the owner's passion for her establishment. Despite not making a reservation beforehand, we were surprised to find the restaurant full during this Covid-19 period. However, the owner kindly managed to find us a table. Unfortunately, we weren't able to try their highlight menu item cho muang as it was sold out, but she recommended other equally delicious options.
I recently dined at Ban Madam Thai Restaurant and was truly impressed! The service was exceptional, with staff being friendly and attentive throughout the meal. The atmosphere of the restaurant was warm and inviting, making it a perfect place to enjoy authentic Thai cuisine.
The dishes were absolutely delicious, bursting with flavors and beautifully presented. I especially loved the grilled pork neck with spicy dipping sauce—it was tender and flavorful. The variety of dishes offered something for everyone, and the use of fresh ingredients really stood out.
I opted to dine in, and the overall experience was delightful. If you’re looking for a restaurant that serves authentic Thai food with excellent service and ambiance, Ban Madam is definitely worth visiting!
Puwadon S — Google review
A must visit if you're travelling nearby! The owner is extremely nice and will recommend dishes to you. Everything is home grown by the owner or taken from their surroundings. The food tastes great and all ingredients used are super fresh.
The business owners are very friendly and hospitable. The food madame prepare for my family are really delicious and colorful. She really put a lot of effort and heart in cooking the dishes. Highly recommended.
5 out of 5!! The onwer is very warm and friendly! Nice place for the parent with wheelchair footpath , terrific atmosphere especiall the photo shooter
Beautiful restaurant is placed in the middle of the field, authentic thai cuisine can be found here. We have an impressive time, enjoy the meal, and have some conversation with the chef. She is doing her gorgeous work to serve you more than food. The reservation is needed. You can't be missed. It's a very interesting spot in Lopburi.
Very good restaurants and very good service. The owner is very kind. However there are few table in restaurant. I came in afternoon and there are very crowded. Not suitable for big group. The taste is very good as my mom do at home but it is a few menu for kid. Most menus are Thai and a bit spicy you have to be careful. The price is reasonable.
Ban Madame is local thai restaurant in Lopburi. Is a small restaurant 2 floors. There are not many tables if you walk-in to here you have to reserve a table. Owner is Thai girl with her husband they are very friendly. Food very tasty. If you have holidays in Lopburi or looking for lunch, i recommend you to try this restaurant.
The restaurant is so close to mountain and a lot of field around . Foods is delicious. Price is normal rate. Recommend to try here.
Nikhom Sang Ton Eng, Mueang Lop Buri District, Lopburi 15000, Thailand•
MadMeee
4.4
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4.6
(21)
affordable
Thai restaurant
Restaurant
MadMeee is a renowned restaurant in Lopburi Province, known for its authentic Thai cuisine and simple yet amazing food. The place is popular among locals and visitors alike, often crowded during lunchtime. The menu offers a variety of delicious dishes, including fried fermented fish sticks and coconut curry with bamboo shoots. The portions are generous, so ordering carefully is recommended.
This shop is Good for Authentic Thai ( Thai-puan style) food.
I recommended "Kang kua hed poh pra krai" which is Thai spicy coconut soup with Northern Thai popping mushrooms and fish balls and "Kha kob todd kra tium" which is fried juicy giant frog legs served with fried garlic.
ENJOY.😋🫶🏻
Panlapa L — Google review
Local restaurant famous for Thai Puan food, a native group in Laos. Similar to Thai food. The place was in a house. There were one common room ans two private rooms, of each could accommodate about 10 persons.
Food taste was fine however just average for me.
We were a party of 4 and ordered 4 dishes (2 fish, 1 chicken, 1 frog legs). Each dish looked great and taste was excellent. Meal came with free cup desserts (kanom tuay). The spicy dip sauce was very nice! Highly recommended
The food was great. My only reason for not giving 5 stars is because the staff wasn't really patient with me as a foreigner. Foreigners can bring good business. Maybe, they were really busy...I can understand that.
Old local Thai Phuan people cuisine, been around for decades, many accolades and a must visit if you come to Lopburi - it does fill up for lunch crowd so come ahead.
All dishes we tried were delicious. Their must try is the fried fermented fish sticks and coconut curry popping mushroom curry with bamboo shoots, green herbs and leatherback fish paste bits (the same fish used for Thai fishcakes). The curry definitely lived up to the hype and recommendations - a traditional Thai flavour you don't find often these days. We saw locals coming in to buy the curry and diners taking away the curry and fermented fish dishes.
Service was quick, staff was attentive and the free dessert is also a rare find for Thailand.
Probably the best meal we had in 3 day trip to Lopburi. Lots of hard to find 'indigenous food' menus including the popping mushroom curry. Comes with complimentary kanom thuay. Highly recommended. Portions are generous so order carefully or you might end up with too much food. Parking is on the road in front of near the restaurant.
We came at 11am so were early enough to beat the crowd. The restaurant gets very busy during public holidays though and they do not accept bookings for small tables (under 10 ppl)
WHEN I FINISHED LUNCH HERE I KNEW THAT WHY THIS PLACE IS THE MOST FAMOUS RESTAURANT IN THIS LOCAL, SALUTE. LOPBURI PROVINCE IS THE DESTINATION WE MUST COME DINING HERE FOR AUTHENTIC THAI FOOD LOVER.
ALL THE MENUS WE ORDERED IT WAS SO DELICIOUS AND TASTEFUL. NEVER DISAPPOINTED WITH TASTE OF ALL FOOD AT ALL, EVEN MAIN COURSE OR SWEETS, SUPERB AND PERFECT <3
EVEN THIS RESTAURANT LOOKS LIKE SO SIMPLE IN THE LOCAL,BUT THEIR FOOD IS SO AMAZING. AND THAT'S WHY THEY ALWAYS HAS CROWDED CUSTOMERS EVERY LUNCHTIME. FOR THE NEXT TIME IF I VISIT LOPBURI AGAIN,ABSOLUTELY I'M GOING THERE. YES THIS IS THE THAI RESTAURANT IN TOWN, NO EXAGGERATION.
Thai-Puan home cook signature of Lopburi that you can not miss. If you want to try the best local food and ingredient, please come.
10 Phra Simahosot, Tha Hin, Mueang Lop Buri District, Lopburi 15000, Thailand•
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