Things to do in Chachoengsao

No. 12 of Family-friendly Attractions in Thailand

Bangkok Elephant Park

Bangkok Elephant Park is Bangkok's first elephant camp dedicated to animal care and nature appreciation. Upon entering the park, you can learn everything about the behaviors and characteristics of elephants, walk with them, prepare their meals, and feed them yourself. You can also enjoy a mud bath with the elephants, spending a wonderful and relaxing time in a natural and pristine environment.

No. 1 of Best Things to Do in Chachoengsao Province

Wat Saman Rattanaram

Wat Saman Rattanaram is located by the river and features a complex of Ganesha and Buddha sculptures, making it a great place for sightseeing.

Wat Sothon Wararam Worawihan

The Khlong Khuean Ganesh International Park

Wat Wirachot Thammaram

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Safari World Bangkok

• Safari World Bangkok is one of Thailand's larger open-concept zoos, divided into two main zones: the Safari Park and the Marine Park. • The safari park is home to many rare wild animals from around the world. Visit the homes of giraffes, zebras, tigers, and lions, and view the predators up close from a vehicle. • The core highlight of the ocean park is the animal shows staged in rotation throughout the day, including dolphins, sea lions, and other animals dancing and leaping from the water, which are deeply loved by children.

Mini Murrah Farm

Princess Mothers Garden

Luang Phor Sothorn

No. 4 of Best Things to Do in Central Thailand

The Ancient City

"Discover a millennium of Siam in a day at the ancient city." Heritage Site Bestowed by Thai King, with the opening ceremony attended by Thailand's King Rama IX and Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom. Featuring iconic landmarks, film studios, sacred Buddhist sites, historical monuments, cultural heritages, and floating markets. A cultural treasure carved over half a century with billions in investment, Thailand's never-ending wonder You'll encounter magnificent palaces and stunning temples, just as you'd expect to see in Thailand. △The Great Fish God, surrounded by fish deities, features the palace of Lord Indra at its center. The palace's interior walls are adorned with exquisite peacock sculptures and hand-painted murals, creating an immersive experience. △Luohan Hall, the water temple, ingeniously blends Thai, Burmese, and Chinese architectural styles, enshrining numerous arhat statues and Maitreya Buddha, offering a unique visual experience. △The Grand Palace of Ayutthaya, a 1:1 replica of the main palace from the Ayutthaya Kingdom, took 10 years to complete. Its magnificent golden splendor is truly awe-inspiring. △The floating market showcases the unique architecture of urban communities around the rivers in Thailand's central basin. People typically build stilt houses along the riverbanks and travel between locations by rowing boats. A designated river section often serves as the central marketplace for trading goods.