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The sunflower season has started in Central Thailand. The best places to see the sunflower fields are in Lopburi and Saraburi provinces, just a short drive northeast of Bangkok. Normally starts around November and goes on until January or February, depending on the weather. Each farm in the two provinces takes turns in planting the sunflowers so that there is at least one area of blooming flowers during this period. Each sunflower field lasts about 10 days, and is normally filled with locals and tourists alike wanting to take pictures amid the vast landscape of beautiful yellow flowers as they turn their bright faces to follow the sun. Most farms offer free entry, some might provide extra services; such as, pony riding and exploring the field on a mini tractor. There are also booths selling sunflower oil and seeds as well as fruit, food and beverages.

Here are some of the best places to visit the sunflower fields in Lopburi and Saraburi:

Lopburi offers the first places to see the sunflowers in bloom in Amphoe Muang, Amphoe Phatthana Nikhom, Amphoe Ban Mi, Amphoe Khok Samrong, and Amphoe Nong Muang.

For more information, contact TAT Lopburi Office at 036-770-096-7, or TAT Call Center at 1672. Please call to ask which fields are blooming at that time or follow the news at www.facebook.com/TATLopburiOffice.

Photo Credit : TAT Lopburi Office (area of responsibility – Lopburi, Singburi, Chainat)

Saraburi is another home of sunflower fields in Thailand. Travelling by car is recommended as you’ll need to drive along the areas, including: Tambol Hinson in Amphoe Kaeng Khoi & Tambol Salaeng Phan, Tambol Kumphran (opposite Chaochong-Yenchong Café), Tambol Kumphran (Muak Lek Reservoir), next to Salaeng Phan Municipal District in Amphoe Wang Muang & Tambol Muak Lek (Khun Surat), Tonkae Junction, Kaeng Khoi Salaeng Phan (Tha Sao) in Amphoe Muak Lek.

For more information, contact TAT Ayutthaya Office at 035-246-076-7, or TAT Call Center at 1672. Please call to ask which fields are blooming at that time or follow the news at www.facebook.com/TatAyutthaya.

Photo Credit : TAT Ayutthaya Office (area of responsibility – Ayutthaya, Saraburi)