Top Things to do in Chachoengsao Province
6 Free Things to do in Chachoengsao Province That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Chachoengsao Province, Thailand including Chachoengsao, Wat Sothon Wararam Worawihan, Wat Hong Thong, Wat Pho Bang Khla, Wat Saman Rattanaram Temple, Ban Mai Market.
Restaurants in Chachoengsao Province
1. Chachoengsao
2. Wat Sothon Wararam Worawihan
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 196 reviews
Reviewed By louis2020 - Singapore, Singapore
A very big and grand temple. Travelled 71km from Bangkok city to see this temple. The temple is a great place. It plays quite a significant role in almost everyone’s life. Many people go to it to bow to God and take His blessings. This keeps them healthy, hopeful and happy. During festivals it is the center of activity. It is decorated and again a large number of devotees go there to worship and thank God for giving them the gift of life.Its presence in the locality gives all the residents hope, courage, strength, and right direction.
3. Wat Hong Thong
4. Wat Pho Bang Khla
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By sevindank - Bangkok, Thailand
Awesome Flying Fox Sanctuary! Seen one Wat, seen them all (haha)! But not all have a colony of Lyle's Flying Fox! A rare sight indeed! 100s upon 100s of these giant bats just dripping from the trees. You will hear them well before entering the grounds and seeing them. They squabble with one another constantly and move around. Occasionally one will take to the air and their true size revealed with wingspan just under 1 meter! For best views of them flying, go to the river steps and hang out. Every so often one will take wing and fly out directly over your head and the river. Be ready with camera, as these flights are common but quite limited in duration.
5. Wat Saman Rattanaram Temple
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 274 reviews
Reviewed By GeeKay7
A beautiful pink coloured idol of Lord Ganesha oversees this scenic place. Frequented by both locals and foreigners, this Temple is a must visit place. It is just around 100 kms away from Bangkok. I was delighted to listen to chants and a devotional song (Aarati), both in Marathi Language, sung in praise of Lord Ganesha.
