2025 Sao Hai Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

🏡 Khao Na Cafe KHAONA CAFE Saraburi cafe decorated with a Christmas theme with a 12-meter-tall Christmas tree for us to take pictures to our hearts' content . 🎄 Celebrate the happiness of the end of the year with Christmas at Khao Na Cafe, where they bring a Christmas tree to the front of the shop for everyone to take pictures and also decorate the shop to match the Christmas festival . 🥙 If anyone is hungry, don't worry because the shop serves food both steak, spaghetti, pizza, various drinks It can be considered a one-stop shop both taking pictures, eating food and in the early evening there will be live music Anyone who lives near or visits Saraburi should not miss this. . 📍 Khao Na Cafe 🗺 :: 46 M.9, Hua Phluak Subdistrict, Sao Hai District, Saraburi 18160 🚗 :: Parking available 🕚 :: Open 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM (Closed on Mondays) . #KhaonaCafe #khaonacafe #saraburicafe #saraburi #saraburi #thailand #papdiawdiawmaa #nrintravel #sony #sonya6000 #sonyalpha #christmas2023

During this hot weather, we would like to present an ancient Thai restaurant. Ancient Thai food, royal recipes, with meticulous creation of delicious menus, meticulous in arranging beautiful and appetizing dishes. And during the Songkran festival, during this hot weather, we would like to present an ancient cooling menu #Khao Chae set, which is hard to find nowadays because it is #served only during the summer until the end of May. ☀️ • Khao Chae set menu 🍚Steamed rice soaked in jasmine water, along with side dishes such as shrimp paste balls, bell peppers stuffed with minced pork wrapped in eggs, stir-fried pickled turnips, shredded sweet pork, sweet stir-fried snakehead fish, and fresh vegetables, sour and sweet mango carved into leaves, and galangal carved into beautiful and delicious frangipani flowers✨ And the restaurant also has many other ancient Thai dishes waiting to be served for customers to try. Let me tell you, it's delicious. ⏰ 11.30 - 20.00 hrs. (Closed every Wednesday) 🚙 Location: Go straight into Manit City Village for 200 m. The wooden house is on the right, Sao Hai District, Saraburi Province ⭐️ Score 10/10 __________________________________________________ #cafe review #cafe #secret location #cafe life #secret cafe #good cafe to share #restaurant #point out delicious restaurants #cafe review

Ton Tan Floating Market, also known as Ban Ton Tan Ancient Floating Market, is a Lanna-style market with a nice atmosphere and the aroma of Lanna. The local food is delicious, the Thai desserts here are also very delicious, and there is a Lanna dance performance every Sunday. You will find Pad Mee Thai Yuan, ancient Khanom Kong, Kai Paam, grilled pork with chili sauce, spicy rice salad, and many other delicious foods. You can walk around and buy and eat. It is very enjoyable. You will gain weight. Oh, I forgot to mention that there is a place to sit and eat by the river. The atmosphere is very good. #Saraburi attractions #Saraburi is worth visiting #Saraburi review #Floating market #This place has only delicious things

Wat Khao Kaew Worawihan, Sao Hai District, Saraburi Province, was originally a temple built by the people in 2171 B.E. during the reign of King Songtham. Later, King Mongkut traveled to pay homage to the Phra Phutthabat in Saraburi and also wanted to pay homage to the Phra Phutthachai. He stopped to rest his soldiers at the pavilion at Hin Lat of Wat Khao Kaew. He saw that this area was strategically suitable because it was located on a small mountain surrounded by beautiful nature and was peaceful, suitable for practicing Dhamma. He therefore ordered Chao Phraya Nikorn Bodin (To Kalyanamitra) to be the chief of construction supervision. He arranged for his staff to bring the upper part and construction materials from Bangkok to renovate and renovate the ordination hall, renovate and expand it to be larger than the original, build a new wall around the ordination hall, build a kuti on the north side of the chedi, and restore the chedi. He established Wat Khao Kaew as a royal temple and named it Wat Kirirattanaram. Later, Somdet Phra Maha Samana Chao Prince Vajirananavarorasa saw that the name of Wat Kirirattanaram was a Pali word, so he changed it to the Thai word "Wat Khao Kaew".

Another top viewpoint for the sea of ​​mist is the Pha Chang Noi sea of ​​mist viewpoint, or what we call Phu Langka, which is located in Pong District, Phayao Province, on Highway 1148, connecting with Song Kwae District, Nan Province. It is recommended to take the Pua-Phayao route because the view on both sides of the road is very beautiful. This is considered one of the most beautiful sea of ​​mist viewing points in Thailand. There is a coffee shop with a million-dollar view, a camping ground, a homestay, and many resorts open for service. Don't miss it. #MissingNature #Mr.Tourists #MissingNature

Wat Sao Hai was originally named Wat Pai Lom Noi, which is the same as the name of the village and sub-district. The word "Sao Hai" has a history that when the new city was built, the people of Saraburi sent a golden teak pole for consideration to build the main pillar of the city. However, it was not accepted because the end of the pole was crooked and not beautiful. Later, this pole sank into the Pa River in front of the temple. The villagers therefore called it the crying teak pole. Later, it was shortened to Sao Hai. Until 1958, there was a ceremony to water the pole from the Pa Sak River and bring it to Wat Sung, which is nearby. #Get a discount without relying on luck

#summerdream LaoVien Cafe & Eatery is a cafe located on the banks of the Pa Sak River. The atmosphere is surrounded by nature. There are both indoor and outdoor seating areas. For those who want to chill out, we recommend coming in the evening when the sun is down and the wind is blowing, making the atmosphere in the shop even more inviting. There are many coffee menus, various flavored drinks, and a variety of bakery items. If you are hungry, this place also has a food menu ready to serve. If you are visiting Saraburi and want to find a place to chill, try checking in here. Opening-Closing Time: Every day from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. (Closed on Mondays) Address: Tambon Muang Ngam, Amphoe Sao Hai, Saraburi Province

Yonok Park, sacred pier, Ban Tha Rap, Sao Hai District, Saraburi Province The sacred pier used in the coronation ceremony of Saraburi Province. Good atmosphere, beautiful scenery, must visit #dreamdestination

Delicious food, reasonable price, great atmosphere. If you want beautiful photos, I recommend going between 3-5 pm. The light is beautiful. If you go at night, the way there will be quite dark, but the interior of the shop is very beautiful. The kitchen at the shop will close at 8 pm. Go before 8 pm. The cafe is very spacious. The staff are friendly and cheerful. Overall, it is very good. Both the weather and the atmosphere (but the sun is a bit strong). But overall, It is very beautiful. There are many photo spots. ; Many photo spots. ; The photos are very beautiful. ; It feels like Khao Yai, but you don't have to go all the way to Khao Yai.

Chiang Saen People Moved Lands I had the opportunity to travel to follow the path of Chiang Saen people moving land in the early Rattanakosin period (Yonok City or Yuan City or Muang Thai Yuan or Chiang Saen City). At that time, Yonok City was under Burma and was the only city of Lanna that Siam had not yet conquered. In this battle, Siam had to mobilize a large number of soldiers to conquer Yonok City. The War to Conquer Chiang Saen City Krom Luang Thepharirak, Phraya Yommarat (Bunma) and Chao Anuwong were staying in Lanna to prepare an army to invade Chiang Saen City. In February 1803, Krom Luang Thepharirak, Phraya Kawila, Phraya Yommarat, Chao Anuwong and Chao Atthawarapanyo, the rulers of Nan, led a Thai and Lanna army totaling 20,000 men to attack Chiang Saen City, leading to the first attack on Chiang Saen City in March. Chao Fa Nakhwa, the ruler of Chiang Saen, led the Burmese army to fight the Thai and Lanna forces with great skill. The Thai and Lanna armies were unable to capture Chiang Saen City, so they set up a siege. The Thai and Lanna surrounded Chiang Saen for two months until they retreated in May 2346. The second attack on Chiang Saen When the dry season arrived, they moved up to Chiang Saen again. The Thai and Lanna forces prepared to gather their forces to attack Chiang Saen again in the following year in 2347. The Thai and Lanna forces were organized to attack Chiang Saen as follows: The Bangkok army was led by His Royal Highness Prince Thepharirak, along with Phraya Yommarat (Bunma). The Chiang Mai army was led by Phraya Uparat Noi Tham. The Vientiane army was led by Chao Anuwong. The Lampang army was led by Phraya Duangthip, the Lord of Lampang. The Nan army was led by Chao Atthaworapanyo, the Lord of Nan. The Burmese army of Chiang Saen had Po Mayungwan as the miao of Chiang Saen, and Chao Mai Nokham or Chao Fa Nakhwa, the Lord of Chiang Saen, who was a descendant of Chao Fa Luang Thipnet. (Saen Luang Ruea Don) In addition, there were also lords of the vassals of Chiang Saen who brought Tai Yuan, Tai Khen, and Tai Lue forces to help protect Chiang Saen. Lord of Chiang Rai Lord of Yong Lord of Chiang Kaeng Lord of Thoeng Lord of Rai Chiang Saen family (tribes) In this war, the people of Chiang Saen suffered greatly. “I lost my master, my children lost their fathers and mothers, my husband lost his wife, we were separated from each other and suffered greatly.” Chiang Saen was burned down and the city walls were torn down so that it would no longer be a stronghold for the Burmese. All 23,000 people of Chiang Saen were rounded up and divided into 5 groups to the following places: 1. Nakhon Chiang Mai 2. Nakhon Lampang 3. Nakhon Nan 4. Nakhon Phrae 5. Chiang Saen City 6. Siam Chiang Saen people who were targeted this time are two major groups: Tai Yuan people and Tai Lue people. Other groups include Tai Yai, Tai Khun, Burmese, Mon, Lao, and Lawa people. Chiang Saen people in Saraburi Province settled in almost every district of Saraburi Province. They settled densely in Sao Hai, Chaloem Phra Kiat, Wang Muang, and some in Kaeng Khoi, Ban Mo, Phra Phutthabat, Muak Lek, Wihan Daeng, Nong Khae, and Nong Saeng districts. In addition, there were also vassal cities of Chiang Saen in Saraburi, such as Phayao people. There is also Phayao Village and Wat Phayao in Sala Ri Thai Subdistrict, Sao Hai District. And this Phraya Thot Temple also has another important place, the Yonok Maha Vihara. The temple was built since the early Rattanakosin period, about 200 years ago, when Yonok people from Chiang Saen came to settle in Saraburi. This Yonok Maha Vihara was built by the joint efforts of Yonok people and local villagers. With their faith in Buddhism, the Yonok people brought their art and science to build this great temple and enshrined a replica of Phra Chinnarat to worship and ask for blessings. It is also a center of the villagers and Yonok people's minds when they need to work together. And the most important thing is the Chedi Luang, which contains the relics of the Lord Buddha. The Chedi Luang is made of white brick and mortar with intricate carvings. The base is 5 wa wide on each side and 9 wa high. It is similar to Phra That Hariphunchai in Lamphun Province. I tried speaking the northern dialect (Kam Mueang) and it was fun. Even though 218 languages ​​and cultures have passed, this place is still well preserved. #Wat Phraya Thot #Yonok #Worship and ask for blessings #Saraburi is worth visiting

Wat Nong No Nuea is considered another unseen temple because when you come, you will find that inside the chapel there are 2 principal Buddha images, which is not often seen. Importantly, inside the chapel there are beautiful murals painted meticulously and meticulously, showing the faith that has been created into a perfect work of Buddhist art. If anyone comes to Saraburi Province, stop by Wat Nong No Nuea, Sao Hai District. I guarantee that you will not be disappointed. #Mong takes you there #Mural paintings #Visiting historical sites

The beautiful northern city of Thailand is the northern standard, watching one of Thailand's most famous temples, the Footprint Temple of Buddha. The city is surrounded by heavy green. Beautiful temple, located on the top of the mountain. There is also a cave in Houshan, where there are hidden mysterious Buddha statues. The towering temples outside the caves, and many white and pagodas are equally memorable.