A one-day tour guide to Hua Hin in Thailand

Lopburi is a small city in Thailand. When you come to Lopburi, you must visit the city monuments, the historic Pagoda Samut Prakan, Phra Si Rai Nada Mahathat, Rama Phnom Temple, Narai National Museum, and visit the local market. First stop: City landmark Sanfeng Tower The Pagoda of Samutprakarn, a city landmark, was first built in the 13th century and was converted into a temple by King Narai during the Ayutthaya Dynasty. The existing Pagoda of Samutprakarn and the basic layout of the temple still exist. Separate charge: 50 baht Second stop The Monkey Temple also has a history of hundreds of years. There is a rockery built for monkeys inside. It is the real Huaguo Mountain in Hualien. The monkeys live freely here, unlike in the zoo, where the monkeys are completely free. Third stop Narai Palace National Museum The Royal Palace was built in 1655 by King Narai during the Ayutthaya period. It combines Khmer, European, Thai and other architectural styles. Fourth stop Wat Phra Si Rai Nada Mahathat, located opposite the train station, is better preserved than the Phra Sam Phuttharam and is larger in scale. It was first built in the 12th century and later rebuilt, so the temple presents artistic elements from multiple eras that blend Khmer, Sukhothai and European styles. Tickets 50 Fifth stop Ramabu Temple was built during the reign of King Narai and it absorbed the architectural style of Sri Lanka. The temple has a bell-shaped Buddha bone pagoda. Sixth stop There is a large market in Hua Hin, right along the train station, with a wide variety of products and cheap prices. It is a market for real locals.