Donning traditional Thai attire, stroll through the retro Thai market of Ban Rajchan.

Sing Buri: A Small Province with a Rich History

Sing Buri, a small province in Thailand, boasts a long and rich history. When mentioning Sing Buri, one cannot help but think of "Fort Bang Rachan," where the local villagers etched their bravery into the annals of Thai national history.

Journey to the Historic Bang Rachan Camp

The journey from Bangkok to Bang Rachan Camp in Singburi province covers approximately 155 kilometers and takes about two hours by car. This historical site, well-known throughout Thailand, offers a glimpse into the past and the bravery of its heroes.

Today, Bang Rachan, also known as Ban Rachan, has regained its former vibrancy. The area has been transformed into a bustling market, reminiscent of its historical significance. The "Ban Rachan Market" offers a charming, old-world atmosphere with local shops and a wide variety of delicious food. Visitors can indulge in the local cuisine without worrying about going hungry. The market's vendors, dressed in traditional Bang Rachan attire, further enhance the authentic experience.

It's time for a walk.

The sun is not hot, the breeze is blowing, and we are walking comfortably.

Villagers pay their respects to the sacred relics of the Rajjan people, seeking blessings for a good life.

Live Thai music is being played.

A wide variety of savory and sweet dishes, including Thai cuisine, traditional dishes, and souvenirs, are available for purchase.

Cook and sell food right in front of your eyes, fresh, delicious, and satisfying.

The vendor is truly charming, adorable, and beautiful. 555

Pleasant atmosphere, beautiful nature.

Those who enjoy taking photos will find a plethora of photogenic spots.

Those who wish to wear Thai traditional costumes and take photos with the brave soldiers of Ban Rajan are welcome to do so.

Your generosity is appreciated.

Tranquil, verdant, and lush.

Another unique characteristic of the villagers of Rajhan was their practice of "ko-ti," a rhythmic clapping that echoed throughout the market.

This is a place that the people of Sing Buri want everyone to know and visit. It's an easy place to visit, not far away, and you'll get both knowledge and fun. And if you're a foodie, you'll definitely love it. When you come here, you'll go home happy. If you don't know where to travel, don't forget to take your family on a short trip to Ban Rajan.

Location: Wat Pho Khao Ton, Bang Rachan Subdistrict
Opening hours: 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM, Saturday-Sunday and public holidays
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