Chak Yai is a beautiful and by tourist lesser visited temples

Khuk Khi Kai a infamous prison built by the French. Built in the late 1800s and used to held Thai rebels of Chanthaburi, who rebelled against the French occupation

A visit into the Kung Krabaen Mangrove Forrest. The area covers approximately 4,000 Rai in Kung Krabaen Bay and the surrounding area.

Nern Nang Phaya is known as the most beautiful route running along the sea on the east of Thailand.

Lunch at Peggy's Cove Resort. Inspired by the famous Peggy’s Cove on the Atlantic coastline of Nova Scotia

Formerly built on the west bank of the Chanthaburi River in 1711 by Father Heutte Tolentino and Christian Vietnamese immigrants, the church was later relocated to the east side of the river, its current location, in 1834. Subsequently in 1903, the old church was replaced by the present bigger Gothic style building because of the growing Christian community in the area. It is one of the biggest Catholic churches in Thailand

Chathuchak market, local fresh market in Chanthaburi. Most people visiting are locals. Many people visiting do not cook food at home, as they like buy freshly cooked food for 20-35 baht. So an extra meal can only be recommended.