Lopburi Sunflower Fields are among Thailand’s most popular winter destinations, especially in the Khao Chin Lae area, which is the largest sunflower-growing region in the country. During the blooming season, vast areas covering thousands of rai are transformed into endless golden fields of sunflowers in full bloom, beautifully contrasting with the clear blue winter sky. This breathtaking scenery creates a powerful visual impact that attracts visitors from all over Thailand to witness the beauty with their own eyes.

The distinctive feature that sets Lopburi’s sunflower fields apart is the dramatic backdrop of limestone mountains surrounding the fields. This natural landscape adds depth and grandeur, making the scenery more impressive than ordinary flower fields. Beyond their visual appeal, sunflowers are also an important economic crop for the local community, processed into products such as roasted sunflower seeds, sunflower oil, and other local goods. Visiting the area therefore supports agricultural tourism and helps generate sustainable income for local farmers.

When the sunflowers are in full bloom, the atmosphere throughout the fields becomes fresh and full of life. Visitors can stroll along the designated walking paths or take a tram ride to enjoy panoramic views while feeling the gentle winter breeze. One of the most popular activities is taking photos with sunflowers that turn their faces toward the morning sunlight, the time when the flowers appear the most vibrant, firm, and beautiful, surrounded by a calm and relaxing natural environment.

For photographers and art lovers, this destination is truly a paradise for creative composition. The bright yellow of the sunflowers contrasts perfectly with the green leaves and the brown tones of the surrounding mountains. Whether using a wide-angle lens to capture the vastness of the fields or a macro lens to focus on the delicate details of the petals and pollen, stunning photographs are guaranteed. The area is also a favorite spot for couples who come to capture romantic memories under the soft light of the sunrise.

The sunflower fields of Lopburi Province are more than just a seasonal attraction; they are a place where natural beauty, agricultural lifestyles, and joyful travel come together in perfect harmony. Visitors are warmly invited to experience the golden sea of sunflowers, embrace the cool winter breeze, and let the mountain scenery transform an ordinary day into a truly special and unforgettable experience.

Private Car:

• Drive along Phahonyothin Road toward Lopburi city, then follow signs toward Sub Lek Reservoir or Khao Chin Lae Temple.

Train:

• Take a train to Lopburi Station and hire a local minibus (Songthaew) or taxi to the Khao Chin Lae area.

Public Van:

• Take a Bangkok-Lopburi van from Mo Chit or Ekkamai, then use local transport to reach the fields.

Best Season:

• Visit between November and January. The best viewing time is 07:00 – 10:00 AM when flowers are upright and fresh.

Equipment:

• Bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen as the fields are in open sun.

Photography:

• Wear colors that contrast with yellow, such as white, blue, or red, to make your photos pop.

Local Culture:

• Support farmers by purchasing processed seeds or authentic sunflower honey directly from the stalls.

Planning:

• Check local tourism updates on bloom status, as different fields may bloom at slightly different times.

Admission Fee

• Local visitors: Adult 10-20 THB, Child 5-10 THB (Varies by field owner)

• Foreign visitors: Adult 20-50 THB, Child 10-20 THB

Opening Hours

• Daily 06:00 – 18:00

• Special note: Some fields may allow earlier entry for sunrise photography upon request.