Take the train to Lopburi.

Hello everyone! My name is Elmo, but you can call me Mo for short. I usually work in the office, but this is my first time traveling outside. I'm starting my trip with a relaxing train ride.

Lopburi: A One-Day Trip

Lopburi, a historical city north of Bangkok, offers a fascinating glimpse into Thailand's rich past and vibrant present. This guide provides an itinerary for a one-day trip to Lopburi, highlighting its key attractions and offering practical tips for a fulfilling experience.

Morning:

• Phra Narai Ratchaniwet Palace: Explore the magnificent ruins of this 17th-century palace complex, once the residence of King Narai. Admire the intricate architecture, including the iconic Mondop, and learn about the Ayutthaya Kingdom's grandeur.
• Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat: Visit this impressive temple, known for its towering prang (spires) and intricate carvings. Witness the unique blend of Khmer and Thai architectural styles and marvel at the serene atmosphere.

Afternoon:

• Monkey Temple (Phra Prang Sam Yot): Encounter the playful macaques residing in this temple complex. Observe their interactions and be cautious while feeding them.
• Lopburi National Museum: Delve into the region's history through artifacts and exhibits showcasing Lopburi's cultural heritage. Discover ancient pottery, sculptures, and insights into the city's role as a significant trading center.

Evening:

• Talat Phlu Market: Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of this bustling market. Sample local delicacies, browse through handicrafts, and experience the lively energy of Lopburi's commercial heart.
• Sunset at Khao Sam Lan: Witness a breathtaking sunset from the top of Khao Sam Lan, a hill offering panoramic views of the city and surrounding landscape.

Tips:

• Wear comfortable shoes and clothing suitable for walking and exploring temples.
• Be respectful of the monkeys and avoid provoking them.
• Carry cash as some vendors may not accept credit cards.
• Consider hiring a local guide for deeper insights into the historical and cultural significance of the sites.

Enjoy your one-day trip to Lopburi, a journey through history, culture, and natural beauty!

Mo will take everyone on a train ride.

I arrived at Hua Lamphong Station at 6:30 am to buy a train ticket. The morning atmosphere was still calm and peaceful.

Ticket for train 111 from Bangkok to Den Chai. I don't know the price, my assistant bought it for me. 5555

The third-class train. Wow, it must be perfect (I thought). No, huh? The third-class train is the lowest class, the economy class. The ticket says "no seat." At first, I was confused about what "no seat" meant. When I got on, I realized that we could sit anywhere, but when the owner of the seat arrived, we had to get up. Oh, so we might have to stand. It's not comfortable to sit like this.

However, the owner is probably not here yet. Even if they were, they would only stand for a moment. It's better to look at the atmosphere outside. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the light rain, the crowds, and the vendors along the way. It's better to look out the window. 5555

We have arrived at Monkey City, accompanied by a light drizzle.

The army marches on its stomach. It's better to eat first. The pork brought from Bangkok to eat in Lopburi... good.

The first stop, huh? The train arrived as soon as I saw it, running through the light rain. Rain is not a problem.

This is exactly like the reviews I've seen.

This angle is a popular spot for photos, and the real place is even more beautiful than the pictures.

How beautiful it would be if the sky were clear today.

The correct route is to first visit the Shrine of the Black Prince and then proceed to the Three-Peaked Prang.

I will not participate in this discussion. 55555 The monkeys are like a huge colony. The best thing to do is to stand at a distance and not approach the group of monkeys. My head almost came off, and the monkeys also snatched Brown. TT

After leaving the monkey, I walked back and found a park with tents set up. There wasn't much there, but the highlight was a Ferris wheel.

Mo wants to play on the Ferris wheel.

Taking a quick moment to snap a few photos before moving on.

The highlight of the visit is the Narai National Museum, which offers a map guiding visitors through 12 points of interest, each with detailed information. (A full review with pictures will be provided later.)

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This is the spot, the same one as on the brochure cover.

Love

Hello, Happy

This is Mo's friend. I found her sleeping in the exhibition hall. We chatted for a while.

The intoxicating fragrance of dok gasalong blossoms lured me in, their beauty beckoning me closer. The air was thick with their sweet scent, creating a dreamlike atmosphere.

Dreamy and whimsical.

Please help! The mill has fallen.

It's time to go. The herbalist said the train is coming soon.

I haven't finished taking pictures yet. I haven't been to Street Art yet.

Wow! Mo is so handsome! Mo is a model and someone asked to take a picture with Mo. Mo is shy.

Looking beautiful before leaving

And I really have to go now. Where should we meet next time? Don't forget to follow Mo, it's fun.

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