[2025 Don Chedi Attraction] Travel Guide for King Naresuan Monument, Don Chedi, Suphanburi (Updated May)

Don Chedi Memorial Festival, Suphan Buri is held every year from mid-January to early February. In the event, there are Red Cross booths, food and products, restaurants, various shows, and most importantly, there is a spectacular elephant battle show with spectacular lights and sounds. It is very exciting and gives you historical knowledge. The entrance fee is 10 baht per person and the show fee is 50 baht per person. Come and visit! #VisitSuphanBuri #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck

It is a large place. The model is like King Naresuan. Seeing it up close is big and awesome. Inside the pagoda, there is a display of light, sound, and graphics, making it enjoyable to watch. You will gain knowledge and know the history of the fighting of our Thai ancestors. Thai blood is very strong. The part that displays the elephant battle field model, the sculpture of the model is beautiful and very realistic. There is also a zone about the history of the discovery of this pagoda. The pagoda that we see is a new one built to cover the original pagoda. Thai people must come and see. Then we will love our Thai nation more... #Don Chedi Royal Memorial #Suphan Buri

📭 : Highway No. 3038, Don Chedi Subdistrict, Don Chedi District, Suphan Buri Province Atmosphere : The monument of King Naresuan the Great built a chedi 🛕🛕 to celebrate the victory in the Yuthahatthi War. Later, the army renovated the chedi 🛕🛕 by building a large round Sri Lankan-style chedi covering the original chedi 🛕🛕 Inside the chedi, there is a room showing history, including images, lights, colors, sounds, and models 🤖🤖 of the Burmese and Thai armies. You can go in and see both knowledge and enjoyment. Suitable for taking children 👧👶 to study history 😘😘 #Suphan Buri attractions #Historical attractions #Historical tourism

🌼_>_🌼 _📖_Revive childhood memories_📖_ __📸___Learn history___📸__ Located in Don Chedi District, Suphan Buri Province, it is believed that most of the 90s Bangkok kids' schools would take them on field trips here💕 because it is close to Bangkok and full of historical knowledge 😃 The area consists of the Royal Monument of King Naresuan the Great riding an elephant into battle and the Yuthahatthi Pagoda. King Naresuan the Great built the pagoda to celebrate his victory in the Yuthahatthi War against the Maha Uparaja of Burma. Later, the pagoda was renovated and built as a large round Sri Lankan pagoda, 66 meters high, 36 meters wide on each side, covering the original pagoda. Currently, there is an exhibition that is free to visit. Travel🚘: From Suphan Buri city, take the Bang Bua Thong-Suphan Buri parallel road to Don Chedi Subdistrict. Turn right onto Road 3038, turn right past the Don Chedi District Primary Education Office. Don Chedi Memorial is a roundabout, right in front. Go around the roundabout and park opposite the Don Chedi District Land Office. Open for visits every Monday-Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday-Sunday from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. For more information, call +66 3552 5867, +66 3552 5880 #Don Chedi Royal Memorial #Don Chedi #Suphan Buri #King Naresuan #Travel near Bangkok #Drive and rest when tired #mind_madge #