Nonthaburi Fruits Fair
The Nonthaburi Fruits Fair is an annual fair held during April-June to celebrate the abundance of such local fruits as durian, mangosteen, mango, and…
Read storyTourist information in Nonthaburi province The land of elegant palaces, a magnificent royal garden, Koh Kret’s famous pottery, notably old and beautiful temples, delicious durian, and a gorgeous city hall. Nonthaburi has been inhabited…
The Nonthaburi Fruits Fair is an annual fair held during April-June to celebrate the abundance of such local fruits as durian, mangosteen, mango, and…
Read storyThe Mon Songkran is held for one week after April 13th. The event features the Mon procession and entertainment. It is held around Pak…
Read storyThis temple is a royal monastery located to the west of the Chao Phraya River. It was constructed under the royal command of King…
Read storyThis public park is located beyond Wat Chaloem Phra Kiat. It covers an area of 40 acres. The park was built by the Treasury…
Read storyAnthropology Museum is the first natural history museum of Thailand and was built in 1961. It is located behind the former City Hall and…
Read storyWat Chomphuwek is in Tambon Tha Sai on Sanambin Nam-Nonthaburi road. The temple was built in 1757 in the late Ayutthaya period by the…
Read storyWat Khema Phirataram Ratchaworawihan is located on the east bank of the Chao Phraya River in Tambon Suan Yai, 2 kms. south of the…
Read storyWat Prasatwas built in the reign of King Narai the Great (of the late Ayutthaya period). The ubosot possesses sophisticated craftsmanship: the upper part…
Read storyWat Sangkhathan was presumably called Wat Sarikho. It was built around the late Ayutthaya period to enshrine Luang Pho To, a Buddha image in…
Read storyThis structure is a charming old temple dating from the Ayutthaya period that is accessible via a 200-metre walk from the temples pier. It…
Read storyWat Suan Kaeo is a Buddhism diffusion centre. An innovative monk named Phra Phisal Dhamma Phati or Phra Phayom Kanlayano has initiated several projects…
Read storyWat Amphawan from the late Ayutthaya period was formerly called Wat Bang Muang. The most striking feature is a wooden scripture hall in the…
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