Mueang Saraburi

Mueang Saraburi district spans over 301 square kilometers of diverse terrain, including mountains and agricultural plains at 196 meters above sea level.

The district's establishment in 1896 coincided with the construction of the Northeastern Railway, leading to the relocation of the capital from Sao Hai.

The district incorporates eleven sub-districts with seventy-seven villages, each maintaining traditional Thai practices through local markets and community gatherings.

Transportation networks connect the district efficiently through Mittraphap Road and railway lines, providing direct access to neighboring regions and Bangkok.

Rice Field Home Farmstay offers visitors accommodations amid working agricultural fields, representing the district's connection between farming and tourism.

Location: Saraburi

Elevation above the sea: 196 m

GPS coordinates: 14.52722,100.90972

Latest update: March 7, 2025 07:47