What places to visit in Ratchaburi?
What to see in Ratchaburi
As I said also take a look at the attractions I list without photos because I haven't been able to visit all the interesting places in Ratchaburi I wanted to go to yet. In the city and outskirts, it will be mainly temples, the Khao Ngu Stone Park and the ceramic factory that you must go and see. By going away from Ratchaburi city a little, you can go to Khao Bin cave, to Wat Khanon famous for its performances and its museum of Nang Yai, a traditional Thai shadow puppets theater, I also recommend you not far from it, to visit the superb Na Satta Cultural Center. Suan Phueng district is the most famous in the province for its nature. Between peaks with a sea of mist in the early morning, waterfalls, pretty parks, hot springs, tourist farms and nice weekend markets, the best known of which is the Oh Poi Market and even a mini handicraft village with a candle-making workshop, you will surely never get bored there. I also want to add to the list of visits in Ratchaburi the Wat Santi Chedi which seems really worth a visit even if I did not go there myself yet.
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