Attractions

This trendy evening market is a meeting point for young people, featuring diverse and unique street food stalls, along with affordable fashion items in an open-air atmosphere. It's easily accessible and one of the most vibrant night markets in the city, offering a wide variety of delicious food for foodies, from local Chanthaburi dishes to popular snacks. The friendly atmosphere makes it perfect for a leisurely stroll and enjoying tasty treats at budget-friendly prices.

This large market offers a wide variety of goods, from household items and clothing to plants and pets, giving off a lively local vibe. It's a great place to browse for souvenirs or experience the vibrant shopping lifestyle of the people of Chanthaburi.

The largest and most comprehensive shopping mall in the Eastern region, featuring a design that reflects the unique identity of Chanthaburi, along with a large public park area and pet-friendly zone, perfect for relaxation, shopping for famous brands, or enjoying a variety of cuisines all in one place

A city park perfect for morning jogs or relaxing and enjoying the cool breeze.

One of the most beautiful Roman Catholic churches in Thailand, it boasts Gothic architecture modeled after Notre Dame Cathedral in France. The interior is adorned with stained glass windows and a jeweled statue of the Virgin Mary, exquisitely reflecting Chanthaburi's identity as the "City of Gems."

This historic riverside district in Chanthaburi, over a century old, offers a glimpse into traditional life through its well-preserved gingerbread-style architecture and intricately carved wooden houses. Along the streets, you'll find charming cafes, art galleries, and shops selling rare, traditional sweets, making it a perfect spot to take you back in time to a glorious past.

A large waterfall with clear, cool water flowing year-round, situated amidst a lush rainforest. A major highlight is the large number of "stone loach" that are accustomed to tourists, as well as the Alangkorn Chedi stupa and the Pyramid of Love (Sunanthanu Monument), which King Rama V commissioned to commemorate his love for the shipwrecked queen.

Experience the spirit of Chanthaburi at its heart of the city's morning and night markets, a hub for fresh ingredients and legendary street food passed down through generations, especially its signature Moo Liang noodles and authentic local desserts.

This charming old canal-side commercial district is lined with traditional wooden houses. A must-see highlight is sampling unique and hard-to-find local sweets such a "Kuey Ling," and "Nam Yiew Wua" (cow urine drink), while also observing the daily life of local fishermen. (Weekends are recommended.)

This is Chanthaburi's most famous and popular beach, known for its fine, soft sand and shallow waters perfect for swimming. It also features numerous beachfront restaurants serving fresh seafood and offers snorkeling opportunities to admire coral reefs just a short distance from the shore.

This is the most complete mangrove ecosystem learning center. Walk along the wooden boardwalk through a lush mangrove tunnel, a beautiful spot for taking photos and breathing in fresh air, while also learning about interesting royal projects.

The most beautiful viewpoint in the eastern region is on Chalerm Burapha Chonthit Road. You'll see the winding road along the beach and the azure sea. It's a popular landmark where couples come to attach love locks and take panoramic photos during sunset.

This beach has a rich history, offering a tranquil atmosphere shaded by pine trees along the shore. Nearby are important historical sites such as the Red Building and the Chicken Coop Prison, making it ideal for families seeking a peaceful and uncrowded getaway.

One of the most beautiful photo landmarks in Chanthaburi, it stands out with its intricately decorated blue and white ceramic tiles throughout the temple, protected from corrosion by sea spray. It's an architectural masterpiece that perfectly blends faith and artistic beauty.

A sacred pilgrimage site that is open for worship of the "Phra Phutthabat Pluang" (Buddha's Footprint) only once a year (during Makha Bucha Day). Experience the power of faith and the thrilling journey along the route to the mountaintop for breathtaking views.

A paradise for lovers of hiking and waterfalls. Experience the pristine nature and the 16-tiered Khao Soi Dao Waterfall, nestled amidst lush rainforest. Perfect for those seeking peace and relaxation surrounded by the sounds of birds and greenery.

An ancient pagoda, over 200 years old, stands majestically on a rock in the middle of the sea. A long wooden bridge leads to it, allowing visitors to admire its beauty up close. It's one of the most romantic and tranquil spots to watch the sunset.

An unseen tourist attraction within the Khung Kraben Wildlife Sanctuary: marvel at the pinkish-purple sandstone formations along the coastline, whose colors are most vibrant when sunlight hits them. It's a unique and stunning spot for photos.

The sacred sites of Chanthaburi include the City Pillar Shrine, notable for its elegant Chinese architecture, situated alongside the unique nine-sided shrine of King Taksin the Great. Visitors can pay their respects, seek blessings, and commemorate the benevolent reign of King Taksin, who used Chanthaburi as a base to regain national independence.

This ancient Annamite (Vietnamese) temple, significant and beautiful, is located in the heart of Chanthaburi city. It boasts exquisite Chinese-Vietnamese architecture and serves as a place of worship for Mahayana Buddhist deities, revered by the local people. During important festivals, the temple is beautifully adorned with lanterns, creating a serene and spiritually charged atmosphere.

Experience the most vibrant gem trading atmosphere in the world at Sri Chan Road and Krachang Alley, an international gem trading hub where you can witness the daily lives of gem selectors and gem dealers from all over the globe. (We recommend visiting on Friday and Saturday, the busiest trading hours.)

Step back in time to experience the origins of the gem city through traditional gem mining activities in a real gem mine. Guests can try panning for gems using natural methods, watch a gem cutting demonstration, and purchase authentic gems directly from the source. This creative activity is perfect for families and those seeking to learn about local history firsthand.

Experience the charm of Chanthaburi from a tranquil and nature-immersed perspective by paddling a Stand-Up Paddleboard (SUP) along the Chanthaburi River. Immerse yourself in the scenic views along the riverbanks, passing historical sites and pristine mangrove forests. A highlight not to be missed is the sunset session, transforming the water into a golden spectacle. Suitable for both beginners and experienced paddlers, with instructors providing close supervision for safety and an unparalleled enjoyment.

This contemporary jewelry studio transforms the traditional image of a gem market into an accessible work of art. It stands out with its modern, elegant, and unique jewelry designs. Guests can browse exquisite craftsmanship or commission bespoke pieces as precious gifts from the city of gems.

1. Khao Sip Ha Chan Waterfall (15-Tier Waterfall)

   • Highlight: A pristine trail through lush forest (accessible up to Tier 10). Ideal for fitness enthusiasts and trail running practice.

   • Stats: 2.14 km (approx. 2-3 hours) | Difficulty: Moderate

   • Pro Tip: Start before 1:00 PM. Best visited from September to November.

2. Khao Khitchakut (Wat Tok Tapong Trail)

   • Highlight: A sacred pilgrimage route to the Buddha’s Footprint. This challenging incline is a true test of endurance for dedicated hikers.

   • Stats: 3.2 km (approx. 3-4 hours) | Difficulty: Challenging

   • Pro Tip: Start before 12:00 PM. Accessible only during the annual pilgrimage season (Jan-Mar).

3. Khao Soi Dao Waterfall

   • Highlight: Trek through a dense evergreen forest up to Tier 9. Discover rare flora and fauna in one of Thailand’s most biodiverse wildlife sanctuaries.

   • Stats: 4 km (approx. 2-3 hours) | Difficulty: Moderate

   • Pro Tip: Start before 3:00 PM. Open year-round for nature lovers.

4. Phlio Waterfall

   • Highlight: A scenic and accessible trail famous for its crystal-clear pools filled with Soro Brook Carp. Great for a refreshing walk or a light warm-up.

   • Stats: 1.2 km (approx. 1 hour) | Difficulty: Easy to Moderate

   • Pro Tip: Start before 3:00 PM. Open year-round.

5. Makok Waterfall

   • Highlight: A short, peaceful trail for those seeking a quick escape into nature. Perfect for a relaxing stroll and quiet contemplation.

   • Stats: 600 m (approx. 30-45 mins) | Difficulty: Easy to Moderate

   • Pro Tip: Start before 3:00 PM. Open year-round.

Be amazed by the impressive performances of the intelligent and playful "Pink Dolphins" and "Irrawaddy Dolphins" of Thailand. A highlight not to be missed is the unique experience of "swimming with dolphins" up close, an activity that brings joy and smiles to both children and adults. In addition, there are aquarium exhibits and fascinating activities to learn about marine life.

A popular landmark for families and content creators, it features a stunning garden of blooming winter flowers that changes with the season, along with a Mini Zoo zone showcasing a variety of adorable animals such as sheep, alpacas, and colorful parrots that you can feed up close. The atmosphere is charmingly decorated in a European style, offering numerous photo opportunities and a cafe serving refreshing drinks.