Places to visit in Chanthaburi
What to see in Chanthaburi
The monument not to be missed in Chanthaburi is the Cathedral. It is the largest of its kind in Thailand, where Catholicism is a very minor religion. The river front (Chanthaburi Waterfront) before the bridge leading to the cathedral is also a very nice area with its typical colonial houses. It is also in this area that you will find another main attraction of Chanthaburi, the gem market. It's not really a tourist attraction but curious tourists love going through it. Apart from that the city has other temples and monuments, a city pillar shrine while only a few kilometers from the center you can find some nice beaches, uncrowded on weekdays, nature with waterfalls and other temples like Wat Khao Sukim 20 km from Chanthaburi.
Must-visits in Chanthaburi
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
โรงแรมใกล้ มหาวิหารมารีปฏิสนธินิรมล
Chanthaboon Waterfront
ชุมชนริมน้ำจันทบูร
Khanom Kai Pa Tai shop
ขนมไข่ ป้าไต๊
Kung Krabaen Bay Royal Development Study Center
ศูนย์ศึกษาธรรมชาติป่าชายเลนอ่าวคุ้งกระเบนOther places to visit in Chanthaburi
Other visits suggestions in Chanthaburi
- Wat Khao Sukim
Temple on Khao Sukhim mountain between Chanthaburi and Khao Khichakhut about twenty kilometers from the city. There is a long staircase leading to the top. This is a fairly large complex, which to our knowledge, is not accessible by public transportation. Besides, you can also visit the orchard Suan Sadetyat from April to June.
Places to see elsewhere in Thailand
Chai Khong Road
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