Located on the banks of Chao Phraya River, Nonthaburi Province is an ancient region. This province is 56 kilometers away from Bangkok and is a part of greater Bangkok Metropolitan Area. There are numerous Buddhist temples built during the Ayutthaya Period. Prominent among them is the Wat Pho Bang O. This magnificent temple is known for its beautiful sculptures and woodcarvings with Chinese patterns. Inside Wat Amphawan or Wat Bang Muang a wooden scripture hall is built in the middle of a pond. Wat Prasat temple contains intricate mural paintings with delicate craftsmanship. These are the oldest paintings in Nonthaburi. The other prominent shrines and monasteries include Wat Sao Thong Thong, Wat Chonprathan Rangsarit and Wat Sangkhathan.

          There are few other fascinating destinations for the tourists. The beautiful Kanchanaphisek Park houses an excellent collection of water plants, garden plants and underwater animals. Ko Kret, an island in the Chao Phraya River, is another popular destination. This island has beautiful structures that give a glimpse of the about the royal history of the province. This island is famous for its century-old unique pottery style.

          The region is famous for its wide variety of flowers and fruits. The main annual events in the region include The Mon Songkran, Nonthaburi Province Fruits Fair held during April, Mon Dance Festival, Giving Offerings to 108 Monks Festival. These fairs are celebrated with utmost fervor.

          Tourists can opt to hire a car or travel on a ferry line to reach Nonthaburi. Accommodation for tourists is available at affordable and economical prices.