LOPBURI — The first sunflower field for tourism in Lopburi, known as the “Ban Kluai Lae Khai” sunflower field, is now in full bloom, creating a vibrant sea of bright yellow flowers that have become a major attraction for both locals and tourists. The stunning field, located on the way to the Pasak Jolasid Dam in Phatthana Nikhom District, is a new check-in point, offering a unique way to experience the natural beauty of Thailand, just a short distance from Bangkok.
The sunflower field spans over 60 rai and will remain open to visitors from November through February next year. The field is part of an agricultural tourism initiative, with sunflowers planted in six large plots, allowing for continuous blooms throughout the season. In addition to the sunflowers, there are various other flowers and ornamental plants, creating a picturesque landscape for tourists to explore.
To enhance the visitor experience, there are several photo spots and golf carts available for those who wish to tour the field comfortably. The entrance fee is 40 baht per person, with children receiving free entry. Every ticket includes a 20 baht discount for food or drinks, making it a great value for families.
While enjoying the sunflowers, visitors can also check out the Mini Zoo zone, where children can engage in activities such as feeding rabbits, goats, pigs, and calves, creating a fun and interactive atmosphere for families.
Srisak Lailawittayamongkol, the owner of Baan Kluai Lae Khai, shared that this year’s sunflower planting season has been carefully planned, with rotations to ensure the flowers remain in bloom for tourists throughout the season. He emphasized that the field is designed to be a family-friendly destination, where people of all ages can enjoy the beauty of nature while participating in fun activities.
