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Waterside houses on stilts, "gingerbread" architecture & a neo-Gothic cathedral in an old town area.
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Reviews — 8
Nestled by the river, this quaint village offers idyllic cycling routes with breathtaking views. Its charm extends to its bustling shops, which remain open until 8 pm, ensuring convenience for locals and visitors alike. Thanks to limited car traffic, it provides a safe environment for leisurely strolls and outdoor activities. With its scenic beauty, convenient amenities, and safety measures, this riverside village is a hidden gem waiting to be explored.
Very friendly people on a beautiful Thai sunny morning. Always a nice walk in the morning.
Loved this place. Stumbled on it by accident. Very unusual in a great way. You must go and see it. Met a monk there who had very good English who was able to give some history of the place.
Throughly enjoyed my visit and as usual came away feeling calm and relaxed.
Highly recommended.
Throughly enjoyed my visit and as usual came away feeling calm and relaxed.
Highly recommended.
Picturesque with interesting old buildings. Rather quiet at night, shops close early. Some decent restaurants with river views, apparently none with AC.
Lovely neighborhood and lovely people! You have to walk around the alleys next to the river, try different desserts and learn the story of those people. Highly recommended!!
There's not much to see in Chantaburi. This one is the star attraction but frankly no where near anyones expectations and that is largely because of lavk of any form of maintenance barring a couple of houses here or there. You can opt to walk down the road on the other side of the river but beware of a large pack of stray dogs, it can be scary.
Overall you wont miss much if you skipped Chantaburi altogether.
Overall you wont miss much if you skipped Chantaburi altogether.
Nice interesting place worth visit and take a walk along the small road. Many food and cafe
