Stays in Saraburi
Saraburi is a province and town in central Thailand, about 100 kilometres north-east of Bangkok. It is often passed through on the way to Khao Yai or the north-east, but the town itself has its own character. The Pa Sak River runs through the area, and the surrounding landscape mixes rice fields,…
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About Saraburi
The town serves as a commercial centre for the region. It has a busy market area and a train station on the main line from Bangkok to Nakhon Ratchasima. While not a major tourist destination, Saraburi offers a glimpse of everyday life in provincial Thailand. Visitors might stop to see the temples, try the local noodles, or use it as a base for exploring nearby national parks and waterfalls.
Where to stay in Saraburi
Town centre. The area around the market and train station is convenient for transport and food, with shops and services within walking distance.
Pa Sak River area. Riverside locations offer a quieter setting, with some guesthouses and resorts along the bank.
Highway 2 corridor. The main road towards Khao Yai has several resorts and hotels, convenient for travellers with their own transport.
Getting there and around
Saraburi is about 100 kilometres north-east of Bangkok. By car, take Highway 1 or Highway 2; the journey takes around 1.5 to 2 hours depending on traffic. Buses depart from Bangkok's Mo Chit terminal regularly, and trains on the Bangkok–Nakhon Ratchasima line stop at Saraburi station. Once in Saraburi, songthaews (shared pick-up trucks) and motorbike taxis are common for short trips. For exploring the province, having your own vehicle or hiring a taxi is more practical.
When to go
The cool season from November to February is the most comfortable time to visit, with lower humidity and cooler evenings. This is also when sunflower fields in the region are in bloom, usually from November to January. The hot season from March to May can be very warm, while the rainy season from June to October brings frequent showers, though they often pass quickly.
Questions, answered
What is Saraburi known for?
Saraburi is known for its local noodle dish, kuay teow moo, and for the sunflower fields that bloom in the cool season. It also has several important temples and is a stop on the way to Khao Yai.
How do I get to Saraburi from Bangkok?
You can take a bus from Mo Chit terminal or a train from Hua Lamphong station. By car, it's about 100 kilometres via Highway 1 or 2.
What is the best way to get around Saraburi?
Songthaews and motorbike taxis are common for short trips in town. To explore the wider province, having your own vehicle or hiring a taxi is more convenient.
When are the sunflower fields in bloom?
The sunflower fields typically bloom from November to January, during the cool season.
Are there any notable temples in Saraburi?
Yes, Wat Phra Buddha Bat is an important temple in the province, located on a hill. It is a popular pilgrimage site.