Singburi people wear sarongs and hold swords.

🐯 Singburi...a small city with big hearts, renowned for its heroes and food!

If Singburi were a person, it would be the friend who'd take you to pay respects to the Buddha in the morning and then end the trip with a meal of grilled snakehead fish (Mae La) without even asking! This province is a brave place with charm hidden in every corner. Temples, retro markets, museums, and local food make your heart beat like when you see a promotion for 10 free boiled eggs!

🛕 1. Wat Phikun Thong

"The Great Buddha stands tall without high heels!" Thailand's largest Buddha statue, bestowing blessings visible from the front of the temple—a must-see for those seeking merit. And don't forget to feed the fish in the pond next to the temple—it's a truly wonderful experience.

🛕 2. Wat Phra Non Chaksi Worawihan

"A reclining Buddha so long you have to walk along it to make a wish, piece by piece!" This Sukhothai-style reclining Buddha is 47 meters long, making it the third largest in Thailand. Those whose wishes come true must return to fulfill their vows with boiled eggs, a pig's head, or a full-on bai si offering.

🎭 3. Ban Rachan Retro Thai Market

"A market where vendors dress in traditional Thai costumes that make you think you're in a Channel 7 drama!" Relax, eat traditional snacks, watch local performances, and take photos on the wooden bridge. Vintage lovers, don't forget to strike a pose holding a water bowl like a lady of Bang Rachan.

🗿 4. Bang Rachan Camp Heroes Monument

"A warrior statue so cool you'll want to take a photo with it like a brother in arms!" A place of the bravery of the Bang Rachan people. History buffs, don't forget to stand like a warrior when taking photos.

🧘♀️ 5. Phutthamonthon Singburi

"A dhamma center in the city so quiet that your inner voice is silenced!" A large walking Buddha statue. And a place for relaxation, exercise, or meditation—merit-makers and those who enjoy relaxing, gather here.

🐟 6. Mae La Pla Pao (Grilled Snakehead Fish)

"The grilled snakehead fish is so fragrant it'll take your breath away!" This legendary restaurant is a must-try—tender fish, delicious dipping sauce, and hot steamed rice are the ultimate indulgence.

🧺 7. Bang Nam Chiew Weaving Village

"Woven baskets are not only strong, but also incredibly stylish!" Beautiful local handicrafts you'll want to buy and display—a must-visit for craft enthusiasts. And don't forget to try weaving your own! It's more fun than you think!

🛕 8. Wat Amphawan

"A temple so peaceful you'll want to meditate without setting an alarm!" A famous meditation temple of Luang Por Charan—merit-makers must recharge without needing an electrical outlet.

🏞️ 9. Mae Nam Noi Kiln Historical Site

“Ancient kilns that still captivate historians!” A place to learn about ancient pottery—a must-visit for art and antique lovers.

🛍️ 10. Singburi Night Market

“A market with so much food you’ll want to bring an extra bag!” Shop and eat from dusk till dawn—a must-visit for foodies. And don’t forget to try traditional Thai desserts.

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