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List of Tourist Attractions in Lop Buri (ลพบุรี)

Caloy Libosada

Lop Buri, located in Central Thailand, is a city steeped in history that stretches back over a millennium. From its roots as a significant center during the Dvaravati period to its transformation as a Khmer outpost and eventually a key city under King Narai of Ayutthaya, Lop Buri's rich past is evident in its diverse architectural landmarks and archaeological sites.

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Tourist Attractions in Lop Buri:

  1. Phra Narai Ratchaniwet (King Narai’s Palace): A historical palace and museum showcasing Lop Buri's significance during the reign of King Narai.

  2. Phra Prang Sam Yot: Lop Buri's most iconic landmark, a Khmer-style temple overrun by monkeys. The Monkey Festival, held here annually, is an added attraction.

  3. San Phra Kan: Another significant shrine in the heart of the city, it's frequented by locals and also has its share of resident monkeys.

  4. Wat Phra Si Ratana Maha That: An ancient temple with historical ruins that hint at its past grandeur.

  5. Ban Wichayen: An old residence for French envoys, showcasing a blend of European and Thai architectural styles from King Narai's reign.

  6. Thale Chup Son: A scenic lake that's perfect for relaxation, picnics, and boat rides.

  7. Wat Nakhon Kosa: An ancient temple with remnants of Khmer architectural influence.

  8. Lop Buri Art and Cultural Museum: A destination to learn more about the area's rich history and cultural heritage.

  9. Pa Sak Jolasid Dam: A significant dam offering beautiful views, especially during sunrise and sunset.

  10. The Sunflower Fields: A seasonal attraction, these vast fields bloom around November to January, turning the landscape into a sea of yellow.

  11. Wat Sao Thong Thong: A temple known for its mixture of architectural styles, representing different epochs of Thai history.