Best places: Monuments in Ban Lat Yai, Thailand

Bronze equestrian statue dedicated to King Chulalongkorn (Rama V), who ruled from 1853–1910.

👍👍 This monument was on the center of Lopburi or in the past name was Lavo. There was a monument of King Narai.At the entrance there were two elephants on the entrance.If you want to get here I recommend you to go in the morning.Because on late morning,noon the weather was very hot.

👍 Pleasent environment and not much crowded. Clean and good landscape view from top of the Pagoda.

👍👍 A public park and well-known for all local people here. If you are looking for a nice park with pond, this is it the place where you are looking for. Good for exercising and jogging of course! This place is purely nature and it is 100% free for entry.

Imposing statue of the 18th-century King Taksin on horseback, surrounded by landscaped gardens.

👍👍 This monument is a good place to remember the brave warriors who defended their homeland as best as they could against the Burmese invasion of Siam. This statue includes the main 11 important members among the warriors group. Their heroic actions should be remembered. One of the famous landmark of S...

👍👍 This is what we call "gangster pagoda" which refers to this ancient gigantic pagoda that has been standing for years without moving out of the way. So, cars, buses, and all vehicles will have to drive slightly on the side. Don't mess with this big papa!

👍👍 This is a place which you have to visit！

This historical tourist attraction celebrates Thai kings with 7 famed statues, a museum & a plaza.

👍 Impressive memorial statue set in a park with lake. The park has trees that creat plenty of shade for relaxing with a picnic. There is normally a drink vendor parked just inside the entrance. Plenty of parking.

This riverfront fort built in 1783 with an octagonal bunker & white exterior is in a small park.

This tall obelisk with military statues memorializes Thailand's victory in the Franco-Thai War.

City park & monument honoring the Thai constitution with towering, backlit sculptures & fountains.

Historic 1942 statue of King Rama VI built to commemorate the opening of surrounding Lumpini Park.

A statue of the famed Thai poet, plus a pool & 3 other sculptures, in a park dedicated to him.

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👍👍 มีกิจกรรมดีๆให้เด็กได้แสดงความสมารถ ครับ

👍 เป็นช่วงมีงานของจังหวัดสระแก้ว มีสินค้าพื้นเมืองโอทอปหลากหลาย ได้กราบสมเด็จพระนเรศวรมหาราช

👍 Clean park.. well maintained.. but other than the memorial wall and history it offers no other attraction.. perhaps combine with the flower market and Wat Liap visit.. both walking distance nearby