Dragon Paradise Park

The Dragon Paradise Park shares the story of Chinese heritage spanning the last 5,000 years. In addition to the awe-inspiring dragon figures, the park also features beautiful gardens, serene ponds, and various cultural displays, making it a fun and educational stop for families and those seeking to explore the beauty of Thai artistry and mythology. It's a must-see for anyone looking to experience a blend of nature, culture, and creativity.

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Descendants of the Dragon Museum
The museum building in the shape of a dragon, stretches 135 meters in length and rises 35 meters in height. The Chinese history exhibition is spread across 18 rooms, detailing the creation of the world, the dynasties from the first emperor to the founding of modern day China. The exhibits also includes the history of Chinese-Thai people, showcased through engaging media presentations that incorporates modern technologies such as films, electronic sound systems, light effects, and models.

 

​​City Pillar Shrine
The City Pillar Shrine (San Lak Muang) in Suphanburi is a revered site where locals pay respect to the city’s guardian spirits. The shrine is adorned with stunning Thai architectural features, including intricate carvings and golden details, making it a peaceful and spiritual spot to visit. According to local legend, the shrine protects and blesses the city, and it plays a significant role in the community’s religious and cultural practices. 

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Wat Pa Lelai

This ancient temple is believed to be around 1,200 years old. Inside the temple is the revered 23-meter tall Luang Pho To Buddha image, depicted in the Pa Lelai posture, and crafted in the U Thong Suphan Buri style. This revered temple also houses sacred Buddhist relics. An interesting feature of the temple are the beautiful murals painted around its courtyard. These murals extol the virtues of Buddhism as well as local folklore. Also onsite is a newer building has also been built with beautifully crafted artworks. 

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Suphan Buri National Museum

Located in the heart of the city, the museum showcases a vast collection of artifacts that date back to prehistoric times, including ancient pottery, sculptures, and historical objects. The museum’s exhibits cover a wide range of topics, from the region’s early civilizations to its role in Thai history and culture. Visitors can learn about the area's traditions, local customs, and significant events that have shaped Suphanburi.​