Chai Nat

A large bird sanctuary with over 100 bird species, with the largest aviary in Asia. There is also a smaller zoo and freshwater fish aquarium in the area.

Also known as Wat Khao Phlong (วัดเขาพลอง). The temple is located on a hill overlooking Chai Nat. From the top you can see the view of Chai Nat town.

A great place to view the sunset over the Chao Phraya River.

The temple shares the same name with the famous temple in Ayutthaya. While it is much smaller, it has some beautiful ruins.

One of the most famous temples in the province, frequented by locals in the area.

An inland island connected by a wooden bridge with a healthy population of birds in the area. Boat tours around the island are available. Also a major site for Loy Krathong in November.

Not to be confused with the more well-known Wat Phra Kaew in Bangkok. This temple was built during the Ayutthaya era and was abandoned before being reoccupied again during the Rattanakosin Era. The most famous structure is the Lavo-design pagoda, nicknamed "The Queen of All Pagodas in Southeast Asia".

A Sukhothai-era temple which is accessible by car. However, there is a hill that overlooks the temple and the Chao Phraya River which requires walking up a very steep 565 flight of stairs. At the top there is a path that leads further to shrine of a famous monk from the province. A great place to view the sunset over the province.