Dragon Paradise Park is a beautiful place with lots of photography areas. There are Chinese temples to worship for the happiness of the heart. Beautiful place to visit with cool sculptures and walk up stairs to the towers for city view. There are coffee and souvenir shops. For a short distance walk you can also go to see former PM Banhan statue. Good size parking lot was in the back of the park so parking should be easy.

The best tourist attraction in Suphanburi. You can take a leisurely stroll inside for free. They also showcase thai products that are made in Suphanburi. It also has a 7/11 inside. The Dragon Museum has an entrance fee but you are free to take photos outside.

Dragon Paradise Park is a beautiful place with lots of photography angles. There are food and drinks for sale.There are Chinese temples to worship for the happiness of the heart.

Heavenly Dragon Park in Suphanburi Province It is a museum that from the outside looks like a dragon which is quite beautiful and outstanding. Inside it will be The exhibition shows the history of Chinese people's beliefs since Prehistory to the present day In the system, most of them are automatic, easy to see and understand. The entrance fee is currently around 99 baht per person.

Good place to know about Chinese history and connection to Siam Chinese history… entry fee to museum in 99B for adults n kids… nice place to take photo shoot… good choice of restaurants to try Chinese n Thai cuisine

Nice place to make some pictures. Entrance fee for the museum was lowered to 99THB, but this seemed temporary. The museum is still closed on Monday.

Beautiful

It was my first time in Suphan Buri (my wife's home town) so naturally, I had to come visit this Dragon Park. Lots of cool Thai-Chinese decor, areas for praying and the big dragon is pretty cool 👍

Awesome place, you can easily spend a few hours here exploring. There are a couple of buildings to climb and get some good views as well as some shops and restaurants. Then there is the Dragon Museum where you need to pay to enter. It's a guided tour, not one where you are free to linger so make sure to take the offer of an English guided tour. I didn't and as a result didn't understand anything, lol. Highly recommended.

Market atmosphere in China

It was very hot day with blue sky. I love it! Chinese style building. You can go up to the tower to see huge dragon. There are shops and restaurants here.

Really big area with 2 pagodas, Chinese building, figures, a dragon museum (closed then), and HUGE 🐉 🐲 Dragon! Bathroom, food, Amazon coffee and big parking lot.

Appropriately named the Dragons Paradise, what a beautiful environment that shows the spiritual culture of Thailand. The patriots were kind enough to explain some of the spiritual rites one may partake in at the temple. Though we did not stay long the impact of visiting the Park will stay with me for a long time.

"Visiting the Dragon Paradise was a truly enchanting experience. Nestled amidst serene surroundings, the pagoda exudes an aura of tranquility and spirituality. The intricate architecture and lush gardens create a captivating ambiance. This hidden gem is a must-see for anyone seeking solace and beauty in a unique setting." Great to visit during weekdays and lots of parking facilities.

Go on a weekday and there's not much there. You can go and pay respects comfortably. There are few people and it's peaceful.

Impressive size of this dragon. Museum quite interesting. The tour I a bit long for children and the presentation real thai style

beautiful

One of the few must-see places around town. The museum wasn't open when I visited in the morning, similar to many of the shops. I recommend visiting during the evening when everything is open and the temperature cools off. There is a quaint village adjacent to the dragon with small shops and eateries.

The place is a mini village old Chinese-style theme built for tourist attractions. We stopped for weekday lunch here; few people and shops were open. I didn't go inside the dragon and did not pay for anything other than my lunch. The place needs some care, especially on the tower where the pigeons take over.

What an awesome experience. I love learning about different cultures and this was amazing. I absolutely loved learning about the Chinese/ Thai culture. We walked up the tower (6 flights). You can see by the photos that the view was stunning. If you find yourself in Suphan Buri this is a must.

An interesting place. Spent around two hours there.

Have car park. If you want to go inside Dragon the fee is 99 baht per person. Also have City Pillar Shrine nearby.

It's okay for quick visit and photos. It's nice and crowded with food vendors but no common place to sit down and eat slowly.

The scale of this place is pretty big. It is a similar concept of small ancient village near river in China. Too bad the museum is closed. Entrance is beneath the Giant Dragon. Other shops are closed in the tourist sites. As for the Chinese temple in the middle, there is not much but a couple of interesting things to look out for like the 8 deities crossing the ocean.

One of the best places to visit in Suphanburi. Sadly, the current covid virus health situation has closed all of the little restaurants and food stalls.

Really amazing and all statues are very life-like, quite realistic

Lovely place ❣️ I think 🤔 that's a pearl of the Suphanburi. Great place

The museum inside the dragon was closed the day we went to visit. Other statues and decor were interesting.

Cool place with chinese-style Buddhist temple. There are also some restaurants and coffee shop here.