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Chantaburi is rightly famed for its production of a wide range of fruit, and of course it is a world renowned centre for gems - both precious and semi-precious. Chantaburi province is placed in the midst of lush forests, and boasts a number of spectacular waterfalls. It sits on the Chantaburi river, and is approximately 250km from Bangkok.
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There are many fishing villages on the coastal reaches, and the seafood obviously finds it's way into some superb seafood restaurants. There are many 'undiscovered' beaches in the province - mostly peaceful at the moment.
The architecture of the main provincial town, is varied, but the French connections from years gone past can be seen in some of the buildings. It is also home to the largest Catholic Cathedral in Thailand. There is a substantial Christian population in the area.
Districts in Chantaburi Province are Mueang
Chanthaburi |Na Yai Am | Kang Hang Maeo |Tha Mai | Khlung | Laem
Sing | Pong Nam Ron | Makham | Soi Dao | Khao Khitchakut.
