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Beaches, islands, temples, landmarks, and photo spots in Chonburi 108
A modern temple built around an artificial naga cave and waterfall. Free entry, with a large car park.
Wall paintings scattered through the old quarter of Phanat Nikhom, walkable in one loop. Best photographed in the morning before the sun hardens.
A temple from the reign of Rama III with murals in the ordination hall, a scripture library set over water, and a small museum on the grounds.
A shrine on a pond in front of the Phanat Nikhom municipal offices, housing a replica of Phra Phanat Bodi — the Dvaravati-era standing Buddha that is the district's emblem.
A centre showing and selling the bamboo basketry that Phanat Nikhom is known for, including oversized display pieces.
A Dvaravati-era reservoir, part of the ancient settlement of Mueang Phra Rot. Archaeologically significant but small — a short stop.
A shaded public park in the middle of Phanat Nikhom, used for walking and exercise and handy as a break between stops in the old quarter.
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