There are a total of 168 rooms, 5 meeting rooms, able to accommodate meeting attendees from 35 -1,300 people, with complete equipment. There is a large swimming pool. Bang Pakong riverside restaurant.

The traditional fishball shop S. Sumalee Ped Yang has been open for more than 18 years. It is an air-conditioned restaurant. Relaxed atmosphere with many delicious menus to choose from. Whether it's a menu of fishball noodles, Yen Ta Fo, grilled duck noodles. Pork satay with delicious dipping

There are programs to choose from according to the suitability of each individual. There is a health spa. Skin care service.

It's a riverside cafe. Very suitable for taking photos. Let's start with the journey. Anyone who has ever been to Wat Saman, just go past the alley next to the temple and there is a sign indicating the way along the coconut forest. When entering the shop before entering the shop Don'

Krom Muen Marupongsiripat Palace, which is now Chachoengsao Museum is an archaeological site with historical significance. Not losing to the old city hall or the Prachin Provincial Government City Hall. When Thailand used political policies to lead the military and changed the system of governance f

Located on Marupong Road Constructed during the reign of King Rama 3 in 1794 with Krom Luang Ronnaret as the head of the construction to prevent enemy invasion.

Standard hotel accommodations in an excellent location. Close to Wat Sothon Wararam Worawihan Organize a seminar.

Serving clean, fresh Thai, Chinese, and Vietnamese food every day, prepared by chefs with more than 20 years of experience..

In Home Restaurant is located in Atchara Village Soi 7, before reaching Wat Pratunam Tha Khai, turn right and follow the sign to the end of the alley. It's a restaurant. The atmosphere is comfortable and friendly. There are many delicious menus to choose from, such as Snakehead fish in home.

Wat Saman is located near the Bang Pakong Dam. Inside is the enshrined of the largest reclining Ganesha Buddha image in Thailand that most people come to worship. There is also a museum inside the temple. It is a collection of stories about the temple and Ganesha for tourists to know as well.

A more than 100-year-old market can be found on Supakit Road, near the Bang Pakong River in Muang District. It is one of the province's oldest communities, with a particular ancient way of life that distinguishes it from others, namely, the allure of the place's antiquity. a very long time

It was originally a Chinese temple but is now transformed into a Yuan temple in the Mahayana sect. Inside the temple looks like a shrine. It is enshrined of Luang Por To (Phra Trai Rattana Nayok) or the Chinese call it ''Chao Pho Sam Po Kong''. There are only 3 in Thailand.