2025 Lopburi Province Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#100TravelTips 🏠 Baan Mai Cafe A small cafe near Phra Narai Roundabout is in a cozy tone with wood and green leaves. But the most important thing is the taste of the coffee, which I must say is very fragrant. Including the bakery and cakes that I like the most is probably the toffee cake, which is very delicious and has a caramel aroma. As for the coffee, there's no need to talk about it because it's very fragrant. Anyone passing through Lopburi, don't forget to stop by this cafe. It's really good. ☕️ The shop is open every day. ⏰ Time 07.30 - 17.30 🚘 You can park in front of the shop. 📍 The shop is in front of Siranya Village. From Phra Narai Roundabout, exit through the district office, pass Lopburi Central Prison. It's a commercial building on the left. The shop is on the side of the road. It's easy to notice. There's a sign. #Must-VisitCafe #Lopburi #cafe

Phu Sap Lek ⛰️A million-dollar viewpoint ⛰️Located in Lopburi Province, it is a panoramic viewpoint that is so awesome🏞 From the starting point to the viewpoint, there is a distance of🚶‍♂️about 300 meters (about 15-20 minutes of walking). The route is a steep slope that gradually 🌿climbs up the whole way. The best point for viewing the view is open. Tourists must climb up with caution because it is a group of limestone cliffs. The highlight time here is in the evening🌞. It is recommended that tourists arrive at Phu Sap Lek in the evening around 5 p.m. (You should allow extra time for travel because Phu Sap Lek is about 22 kilometers from Lopburi town, which will take about 30 minutes to travel). Since the viewpoint on top is an open area with little shade, you will not have to wait too long to watch the sunset⛅️. You should also allow time to walk back down. Most importantly, you should bring drinking water and mosquito repellent with you🌟 #Eat and travel with Hah Nong #Viewpoint #Phu Sap Lek #Lop Buri

#WinterMountainTravel #UnseenSeaofMistViewpoint⛰⛺️☁️ #LopburiDoesNotJustHaveMonkeys #EasyTravelNearBangkokOnly3Hours Officially entering winter If we wait for Bangkok to get cold, it will be hard to see. So we did not hesitate to go and experience nature and the morning air at "Lopburi". From our study, we learned that Lopburi has a very beautiful natural place hidden and has only recently become known. That is "Phu Sap Lek", an amazing viewpoint that offers a 180-degree view of Khao Chin Lae and Sap Lek Reservoir. To make this trip as immersive as possible in nature, we had to stay overnight at Bott Camping Lopburi, which is very close to Phu Sap Lek. The sunset view here is just as beautiful as anywhere else. The view is beautiful, there are bathrooms, and the service is good. We will definitely come again next time. On Sunday morning, we quickly traveled to the point where we walked up to Phu Sap Lek. The path is not difficult, but you should wear sneakers to prevent slipping. It took less than 20 minutes to walk there. And the view we saw was very lucky to see a sea of ​​mist. Consider it a good deed. 55 It's worth the effort and the fatigue is gone. You can see it in the post. The view is really impressive. Anyone who is nearby or looking for a place to visit near Bangkok and likes hiking and trail running should not miss this place. You can bring a tent to the top of Phu Sap Lek, but there is no bathroom service. #Reviewing #Phu Sap Lek #bottcamping #Lopburi #Traveling near Bangkok #Winter travel to the mountains

‘30 Driving Range Cafe & Resort’ . #Lopburi Cafe . A cafe along the way on a nice day, a small flower garden, a bit of a camp atmosphere . 🗓 Open: Every day ⏰ Time: 08.00-20.30 . 📍Location: Soi 18 on the left, on the road, a landmark next to Thai Song Phanit shop, Phatthana Nikhom District, Lopburi Province #onmyway #ourway #onmywayourway #cafeonway FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/onmyway.ourway IG: https://www.instagram.com/onmyway.ourway Tiktok: https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSe67EFtC/ Blockdit: https://www.blockdit.com/pages/61b05310e3876726177ee800

Wat Cheng Tha, Lavo, is located on the eastern bank of the Lopburi River. It was originally called Wat Tha Kiew because it was a pier for carts to transport goods to the pier in this temple area before being transported by ship to other places. The chapel was built in the late Ayutthaya period. During the reign of King Narai the Great, he came to reside in Lopburi (2199-2231 B.E.). The chapel faces north (facing across the sun), which is not in accordance with the custom of Thai architecture, which prefers to build chapels facing east. It was built around the same time as the construction of the palace, “Phra Narai Ratchaniwet”, which is no less than 300 years old and has been registered as an ancient site by the Fine Arts Department. #Old temple #Lavo

Address - Wat Mujjalin, Tambon Mujjalin, Amphoe Tha Wung, Lopburi Province Atmosphere/Place - Worship and make merit to enhance your charisma. There are many families of Naga statues. The atmosphere is peaceful and shady. #Worship and ask for blessings #Grandfather Mujjalin Highlights - Naga statues and beautiful temple decorations Average price per person - Rating - 20#

theclassica.cafe🍹 A new cafe decorated in an English style and garden, which looks beautiful and clean. The color tones inside and outside the shop are very nice. There are many cool photo spots. Waiting for friends to check in🌿 Open - Close: 07:00-17:00 Location 📍: Soi Phraya Phichai Dab Hak 4, opposite 7-11 before reaching Anan Hospital The Classica Cafe&Tea Room #cafe review

For those who are not satisfied with the boiling spring, we will take you to the waterfall to get soaked at Wang Kan Lueang Waterfall, which is formed by a large spring that flows together on a limestone ridge all year round until it becomes a multi-tiered limestone waterfall. The largest tier is tier 4, where we can walk and pose for cool photos as we please. What is special about Wang Kan Lueang Waterfall is that there are many large trees around the waterfall, especially the Kan Lueang trees that provide shade, making it a great place to sit and relax and play in the water to cool off. In addition to the waterfall itself, there is also a suspension bridge where we can take beautiful photos. While Got was walking around there, he met a local dog who was super cute. He would walk around us all the time. Wherever we went, he would follow us. He was so cute. In addition to playing in the water and taking photos, Wang Kan Lueang Waterfall also has a nature study trail. Trail walkers should definitely not miss it. #naturetherapy

Sabai Dee Cafe A chic loft-style cafe in a countryside style, located before the entrance to the Pasak Cholasit Dam. The shop is surrounded by nature, rice fields, vegetable gardens, ponds, and many relaxation areas for chilling out and taking pictures, including a hammock, swings, country-style cottages, and a wooden bridge in the middle of the field. It's definitely a hit with photographers. The shop serves a variety of food, including food, fresh coffee, steak, drinks, and seasonal fresh fruit smoothies. Location: Nong Bua Subdistrict, Phatthana Nikhom District, Lop Buri Province (2 km before the Pasak Cholasit Dam, between Soi 25-26) Open daily from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. #CafeReview

The railway station in the middle of the water #Khok Slung #Lopburi Visit the water barrier - the railway route, Ban Khok Slung, Lopburi "Khok Slung railway", Khok Slung sub-district, Phatthana Nikhom district, Lopburi province, which is part of the Pa Sak River Basin Development Project (improvement of the Khok Slung water barrier) and is part of the local train route running between Bua Yai Junction - Kaeng Khoi Junction or the floating railway of the Pa Sak Dam. As for Tambon Khok Slung, it is adjacent to the Pasak Jolasid Dam on the west side. After the dam was built, the area was lower than the dam, so a water barrier had to be built to protect the village. The water barrier has therefore become a tourist attraction and a viewpoint of the floating railway and the beautiful view of the Pasak Jolasid Dam. It is also a camping spot for camping lovers. Atmosphere: It would be great if the sun wasn't too strong. No charge. Photo corners 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 10. No matter how you take a photo, it looks like you're abroad. #FatAnnInLopburi #kennyannejourney 📸😊🌻 #TravelingThailandLikeGoingAbroad#VirtualAbroad#TakeYouToStaycation#CentralTeam#WaitingForTheDayToDepart#MissNature

The destination for this one-day holiday trip is Lopburi Province, which is known as the city of monkeys. We stopped by to pay homage and ask for blessings from the sacred object of the city at Phra Kan Shrine before continuing our journey to the Pasak Jolasid Dam. Just a few hours’ drive from Bangkok, we experienced beautiful nature and unique culture. Before going home, we also asked for blessings for happiness, good luck, and auspiciousness in life. If you have free time, try to stop by and visit. The monkeys here are cute. #Lopburi Province 🙏🚗🏰🐒🤍 #WorldHeritage

Sunflower field Lalla, cute and worth visiting in Lopburi This trip, I booked a flight through trip.com to Bangkok and rented a car for 750 baht per day. I went straight to the sunflower and cosmos fields. I took pictures of the sunflowers in the evening. They were a little wilted, but they were still okay. They were cute and lovable. I recommend them for those who want to travel not too far from Bangkok. There are also many good coffee shops to check in. #WinterNearBangkok #NewYear

#culturetrip Wat Mani Chonkhan is an important and ancient temple of Lopburi Province. In addition to having many important things, it is also like the gate of Lopburi. In other words, it is the only direct route between Lopburi and Singburi Provinces. A bridge had to be built using the temple island as a medium. People traveling here and there had to pass through this temple. Or Singburi people traveling to Lopburi and Lopburi people themselves use this route to travel to Singburi and other provinces. Therefore, it can be said that Wat Mani Chonkhan is the western gateway to Lopburi City, similar to the monument of King Narai the Great at Thepsatri Roundabout, which most Lopburi people call Phra Narai Roundabout, is also the eastern gateway to the city. Wat Mani Chonkhan, a royal temple, Wat Mani Chonkhan* is an ancient temple that has been around for many generations. There is no clear evidence of who built it or when. It is only known that it was originally called Wat Ko Kaew. From the evidence that is available at present, It is likely that it was built during the reign of King Narai the Great (2199 – 2231 B.E.). It was originally called Wat Ko Kaew because it was located in the middle of the Lopburi River. Currently, a road has been built to the temple, so it is no longer an island. The famous place of this temple is the Chedi Luang Pho Saeng. The person who built this temple was Phraya Aphai Ronnarit. King Chulalongkorn graciously bestowed the new name on the temple as Wat Mani Chon Khan. The Fine Arts Department announced the registration as an ancient site on August 2, 2479 B.E. In addition, this temple has a Bodhi tree planted by King Rama V. It is currently divided into 2 parts because there is a road cutting through the middle. An interesting ancient site is the chedi, which has an unusual shape, built as a tall, square shape, similar to a square chedi in the Chiang Saen period, but at the corners there are twelve recesses to make it 3 levels, with pointed doorways on all 4 sides. From what was mentioned above, it shows that Wat Mani is an important temple because it is a royal temple. Received royal patronage from the King and the Royal Family and because the terrain is an island surrounded by water, suitable for traveling and resting, many high-ranking royals have come to perform royal merit-making and come to rest, including King Mongkut. #culturetrip

#culturetrip Wat Chi Pa Sitaram is located on Narai Maharat Road, Thale Chupsorn Subdistrict. It is not known when it was built. It is an important ancient site. It was originally abandoned. Later, Luang Pho Saeng, a monk with great knowledge who was respected by the local people, restored the temple. It is believed that the original name was Wat Chi Pa. Later, evidence indicated that the original name of the temple was Sitaram, so it was collectively called Wat Chi Pa Sitaram. Wat Chi Pa Sitaram has a pagoda inside the temple. It is believed that it was originally a Sri Lankan-style pagoda built in the Ayutthaya period. It was made of brick. The top of the pagoda has collapsed, leaving only the base. The ordination hall is an Ayutthaya-style church. It was later renovated in the Rattanakosin period. Inside the ordination hall of this temple, there are still traces of mural paintings. #culturetrip

🥳 Hello everyone! Today, I’m taking you to visit an ancient temple near Bangkok. Let’s explore the beauty of Khmer-style sculptures and murals. The highlight here is the pagoda in the middle of the water, which has been standing since ancient times and houses the sacred Phra Kaew Buddha image. The temple is located in the forest, offering a peaceful and serene atmosphere. It’s cool and not too hot. ⏰️ Operating Hours The temple is open daily. Operating hours: 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM 📌 Location Huai Kaew Temple, Lopburi Maha Son Subdistrict, Ban Mi District, Lopburi Province 🛻 Parking There is a parking area available for both cars and motorcycles. Parking is free of charge.

#springitinerary "Step back 1,300 years to Thailand's forgotten Dvaravati civilization" 📍 LOCATION Modern Name: Lopburi Province (2hrs from Bangkok) Historical Era: 7th-11th century Dvaravati Kingdom Why Visit: Rare pre-Khmer Buddhist artifacts & uncrowded ruins 🚗 GETTING THERE From Bangkok: 2.5hr drive or train from Hua Lamphong (50฿) Best Transport: Rent bicycles (100฿/day) to explore sites 🌅 DAY 1: Ancient Capitals & Monkey Temples ☀️ MORNING 7:00 AM Wat Phra Prang Sam Yot Lavo's iconic triple-prang temple (now home to cheeky macaques) Pro Tip: Bring bananas for monkey photos! 9:00 AM Breakfast at Rabieng Rim Nam Riverside khao tom (rice soup) with century-old recipes 🏛️ MIDDAY 11:00 AM Lopburi National Museum See rare Dvaravati-era Buddha statues (smiling "Lopburi style") 1:00 PM Lunch at Pae Ban Rai Try Gaeng Kae (jungle curry with wild betel leaves) 🌇 EVENING 4:00 PM Phra Kan Shrine Ancient Khmer ruins reclaimed by the jungle 7:00 PM Night Market at King Narai's Palace Taste Khao Niew Moo Ping (grilled pork with sticky rice) 🌾 DAY 2: Countryside Mysteries 🌄 MORNING 7:00 AM Wat Nakhon Kosa 1,200-year-old laterite ruins in rice fields 10:00 AM Ban Mi Ancient Kilns See excavated Dvaravati-era pottery furnaces 🚲 AFTERNOON 12:30 PM Lunch at Baan Lao Organic farm-to-table with lavender rice 2:30 PM Wat Khao Wong Phrachan Cliffside temple with hidden caves 🌙 EVENING 6:00 PM Sunset at Pasak River Longtail boat ride past stilted fishing villages 💰 BUDGET BREAKDOWN Accommodation: 600-1,500฿/night (heritage teak houses) Food: 300฿/day (ancient recipes still served) Activities: 200฿ (museum + boat ride) 💡 INSIDER KNOWLEDGE: The Lavo people created Thailand's first Buddhist art style Look for "Lopburi Smile" on ancient Buddha statues November's Monkey Buffet Festival is wild (literally!) 📸 TIME-TRAVELER SELFIE SPOTS: Prang Sam Yot's monkey-filled ruins Golden hour at Phra Kan Shrine Cycling through 1,000-year-old rice fields "Lopburi lets you walk through layers of Thai history - from Dvaravati Buddhism to Khmer prangs to Ayutthaya-era palaces - all in one weekend!"

#aprilblooms Caught in a monkey business moment—only in Lopburi!" Lopburi is a historic city in central Thailand, known for its ancient Khmer temples and playful population of monkeys that roam freely, especially around Phra Prang Sam Yot. A blend of culture, ruins, and wild charm, it offers a unique glimpse into Thailand's past with a lively twist. 🙈🙊🐒🙉🐵#monkey #travel #lopburi #lopburithailand #thailand

#Get a discount without relying on luck **Review of Phra Prang Sam Yot, currently no monkeys bothering you** Phra Prang Sam Yot, Lopburi Province is a historical tourist attraction that stands out with its ancient Khmer architecture. Currently, there have been changes in wildlife management, resulting in a different tourist atmosphere from before, as follows: ### **1. Current status of monkeys** - **No monkeys bothering you**: According to the policies of Lopburi Province and the Department of National Parks, monkeys in the city area, especially around Phra Prang Sam Yot, have been organized, allowing tourists to visit peacefully without having to worry about monkeys jumping up to steal things or destroying things. - **Reason**: This is due to measures to move some monkeys to natural forest areas and control the monkey population in the city to be balanced in order to reduce conflict between humans and monkeys. ### **2. Tourist atmosphere** - **Peace and safety**: No screaming or aggressive behavior from monkeys. Tourists can fully enjoy the beauty of the architecture. - **Suitable for photography**: Phra Prang Sam Yot is a beautiful backdrop, with no monkeys clinging to or blocking the 镜头 - **Things to know**: Even if the monkeys disappear, But there are still signs telling the history of monkeys in Lopburi for study. ### **3. Facilities** - **Shops and food**: Souvenir and beverage shops are still open as usual, but there is no monkey food shop like in the past. - **Relaxation area**: The landscape has been adjusted to be clean and eye-catching. Added resting points and walkways for tourists ### **4. Visiting information** - **Opening-closing hours**: 08:00 - 17:00 - **Entrance fee**: Thais 20 baht / foreigners 50 baht - **Getting there**: About 1.5 km from Lopburi Railway Station, you can walk or take a tuk-tuk ### **5. Additional recommendations** - **Prepare sun protection**: The area around the prang is not very shady. - **Study the history in advance**: To absorb the importance of the Prang Sam Yot as a Khmer art heritage. - **Nearby attractions**: Stop by "Phra Narai Ratchaniwet" and "Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat", which are not far away. ### **Summary** The current Prang Sam Yot is suitable for history lovers who want to experience ancient sites in peace. The absence of monkeys makes the visit safer and more enjoyable. Although some may feel that it lacks the color of the monkeys that are the symbol of Lopburi, this change reflects an attempt to strike a balance between cultural conservation and the quality of life of people and animals.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck "Pua Rak Restaurant" is a restaurant with a zoo!!!! It's decorated like a farm. The food is sooo delicious!!! What we ordered were shrimp in tamarind sauce (the shrimp are very big), stir-fried vegetables, and mushroom soup (very spicy). The portions are quite large and the prices are not too expensive. It's quite okay. And for those who love animals, they also have a zoo. There are cows, buffalo, turtles, and even snakes!!! You can feed them. 📍Address: Pua Rak Restaurant, Lopburi 🕰️bOpening hours: Open daily from 11:00-23:00 #Restaurant #LopburiRestaurant #VisitLopburi

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck “Rai Wichian” Sunflower farm🌻 located in Lopburi Province. The entrance fee is 20 baht per person. When we went, it was in November. The sunflowers were sooo big! They were as big as our faces. There are many angles for taking pictures because the farm has arranged them for us. When we went, there were a lot of people, but we were able to find angles to take pictures without people because the farm is really big. If you don’t want to walk, they also offer tractors and ATVs. 📍Address: Rai Wichian, Lopburi #Rai Wichian #LopburiSunflowerField #LopburiAttractions

🌳🌈 In this hot weather, let's go to Lopburi and set up a tent by the clear blue waterfall at "Wang Kan Lueang National Park", a super chill waterfall camping spot in Chai Badan District, Lopburi Province, just as beautiful as Vang Vieng!! 🌈🌳🍃🗾"Wang Kan Lueang National Park" or Wang Takhian Waterfall is located in Chai Badan District, Lopburi Province. This is a new check-in tourist spot for nature lovers. It has just opened for tourists to set up tents and stay overnight for the past 2-3 years. Before this, this place was not very well known, but it is famous among campers who like a quiet and natural atmosphere without any decoration. Importantly, Wang Kan Lueang National Park does not charge a fee to visit, play in the waterfall, and set up tents. Tourists only have to donate in the box to maintain the place as much as they can. This has made many people consider this place a check-in spot with a view worth hundreds of thousands (and a million in satisfaction). 🚶🏿♀️🚙 When you arrive and register with the staff at the front, you can drive down and park at the lawn near the camping spot below. The way down to the tent site below is a rather steep dirt and sand road, not suitable for low-slung vehicles. Especially during the rainy season or when there is a storm, the road will be muddy and not suitable for driving down. Sometimes, if it is assessed that there is a risk that the vehicle will not be able to go up, the officers will let tourists park their cars at the upper lot and carry their belongings down to set up the tents below instead (those who like to carry things may have to carry it several times). 🪧🪧Wang Takhian Waterfall entrance sign, a water play and tent site in the Wang Kan Lueang Arboretum, which is not far from Wang Kan Lueang Waterfall. It is a waterfall play spot for people in Lopburi who often get confused about it being the same place. If anyone comes to camp here, we recommend that you pin it on Google Maps. It must be "Wang Kan Lueang Arboretum" at this coordinate only >> https://goo.gl/maps/xKv3W7sanydLrNAZ6 📌📌From this point, there will be a parking lot nearby. We can unload our belongings from the car and set up a tent by the water conveniently. But if you like peace and quiet, we recommend walking to the beginning point above the waterfall play area, which is a nature study trail, or to the end of the water, which is deeper inside. Which is private but you have to walk far to carry your stuff, so it is recommended to bring a stroller. In case you have to walk far, you won't get tired of carrying your stuff multiple times. 🏕️🎪 The tent site at Wang Kan Lueang National Park is divided into 2 zones: 📌 The tent site on top and 📌 The area by the waterfall below, which is a dirt field under shady trees that stretches along the stream. On weekdays, tourists come to set up tents spread out and not crowded, but on weekends, there will be many people here. It is recommended to come early in the morning, no later than 10-11 am, otherwise, the good spots will be reserved first. (You don't have to book the tent site here. Whoever arrives first gets to choose the spot first.) The atmosphere by the water is very good. The water is clear blue just like in the picture. Luckily, we chose to visit on a weekday. There weren't many people like on weekends, so the water wasn't cloudy. The blue is incredibly beautiful. Let me tell you, the water here is super clear... Plus, the water level is just right and not too deep. You can play in front of your tent or walk to the large waterfall with multiple rapids. The water is crystal clear and cold. 🏕️🌳🌈Wang Kan Lueang Arboretum has restrooms available. The restrooms are quite old but fairly clean. They are separated into male and female restrooms, with 3 rooms on each side. There are squat toilets but no showers. You have to use a hose instead. It may not be very convenient, but we got to relax and be close to nature. 😃🌈🌳 📌Location: Chai Badan District, Lop Buri Province ⌛Open: Swimming 09.00-17.00 hrs., camping 08.00-20.00 hrs. 📞Tel. 0808121895 Facebook: Wang Kan Lueang Arboretum Coordinates: 📌 https://goo.gl/maps/xKv3W7sanydLrNAZ6 #TravelPlan #PlacesToVisitNearBangkok #NaturalAttractions #trip

🌹 Hello, today I will take my friends to review a sunflower field in Lopburi Province. For those who are looking for a place to take your girlfriend on Valentine's Day, come and visit here. The sunflowers are in full bloom. It is suitable for taking pictures. There are many beautiful angles to take pictures here. There is both a sunflower field and a riverside area. It is a long bridge. This place is open every day. There is no entrance fee. You can take pictures, but you have to buy one drink or food in the shop per person. It is very beautiful. Try to stop by. The flowers are in full bloom right now. 🌻 Opening hours The shop is open every day. From 07.00 to 20.00 🌾 Location Baan Kluai & Kai Cafe Village 6, Nong Bua Subdistrict, Phatthana Nikhom District, Lopburi Province 🌱 Parking There is a parking lot for both cars and motorcycles. Parking is free. #Dating place

The most warm home-style cafe Good vibes for the heart #Lopburi ☕️🥯🍃 This is a cafe with a beautiful design that fits in very well with nature. The shop area is shady with many trees, making this place look warm and comfortable to the eyes and very relaxing. In addition to having many cute photo spots, there are also food, drinks, coffee, non-coffee and bakery products available. If any of my friends are looking for a place to relax with a warm atmosphere and delicious food in Lopburi Province, I recommend this place 😍😍 🧭 Opening-closing hours: 10.00-17.00 (Closed every Tuesday and Wednesday)

After the end of the Buddhist Lent, it is the time for the Kathin festival, which is special because it is held within a specific period of only one month, from the waning moon of the 1st day of the 11th lunar month to the full moon of the 15th day of the 12th lunar month. Kathin refers to the robes that the Buddha allowed monks who have completed their three-month Lent to receive and wear. The Kathin ceremony, or Kathin offering, is a monastic activity that monks should perform together in unity within the specified period. This period is called Kathin Kala, the time for the Kathin ceremony or the Kathin festival. The main purpose is to foster unity among the monks and to support the virtuous monks who have worn-out robes. Therefore, Kathin is specifically related to the monastic activities of the monks. This year, we had the opportunity to join the merit-making event at Wat Pho Sri Maha Pho (Wat Khao Hong), located at 51 Ban Nong Tham, Khok Charoen District, Lopburi Province. It is a temple that is not well-known, mostly visited by the local villagers for merit-making.

#Natural attractions 🍃Today we have #natural attractions to recommend. This is a beautiful waterfall hidden in Lopburi Province. It is called "Wang Kan Lueang Waterfall". We never knew that Lopburi had a waterfall like this. 🍃Wang Kan Lueang Waterfall or Wang Kan Lueang Arboretum or locals call it Lam Takhian Waterfall. It was just known for allowing camping a few years ago. 🍃The atmosphere is quiet, there are few people, the water is clear. If it doesn't rain, the water will be blue. It is very shady and covered with trees. It is suitable for campers, those who like nature and don't like chaos. 📍Location: Wang Kan Lueang Waterfall, Chai Badan District, Lopburi Province ⏰Open 09.00-17.00 hrs. 🚗There is a parking lot.

⛰ Conquer the peak of Wat Khao Sanam Chaeng, pay homage to the Buddha's footprint @Lopburi ✨ #Beautiful temple on a high mountain, standing tall in Tambon Sanam Chaeng, Amphoe Ban Mi, Lopburi. It is a branch of Wat Nong Pa Pong, with Luang Pho Kasem Sattajitto as the pioneer of its construction. The temple has beautiful architecture. On top, there is a Buddha footprint for you to pay homage to, along with beautiful views all around. The distance to walk up is about 1 km, with over 600 steps. You need to be strong in your legs. Open every day. Location: Tambon Sanam Chaeng, Amphoe Ban Mi, Lopburi #Beautiful temples around Thailand #Visit temples #Beautiful temples near Bangkok #Follow the footsteps of famous dramas

30 Driving range Cafe & Resort 🪴🌻 Accommodation with a cafe in the building. Very cute accommodation with lots of photo spots. Rooms with breakfast. This place doesn't just have accommodation, there's also a cafe, camping, a restaurant to chill out, grilled pork, jim jum, and many other menus. There's also a place for kids to play. Near the Pasak Jolasid Dam, if you're passing by, don't forget to stop by. Rooms start at 950 baht per night. ♻️ 📍Location: 30 Driving Range Cafe & Resort, Lopburi Province ⏱️Open from 10:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Closed every Monday (except public holidays) #Get a discount without relying on luck

Another hangout place that you must check in when you come to Lopburi Province is Custom.room, a restaurant and bar with both a white bar, a place to chill and food. I must say that the food here is very delicious, especially the beef menu and the stir-fried instant noodles with shrimp eggs. Every time I come here, I have to order these 2 menus all the time. Plus, the price of food and drinks here is not expensive at all. Come with 4-5 friends, the cost is about 600-700 baht per person, it is very full and fun. Here, there will be singers singing from 8 pm - 11 pm. After that, there will be a DJ playing hip hop and international music until about 2 am. Those who are up for it can stay for a long time. 😴 As for me, I was sleepy and went home to sleep 555. 🚗 You can park on the side of the road in front of the shop. 📍 The shop is located opposite Isuzu Lopburi, near Big C Mini. #Get a discount without relying on luck #Secret bar #Places to visit in Lopburi #Review of secret bars #Secret bars in Lopburi

Huay Kaew Temple, Ban Mi, Lopburi