Phetchaburi is the place where the golden era of Ayutthaya lives on. Much visited by the Chakri monarchs at the turn of the last century, the province offers the visitor a wealth of historic temple sites and magnificent royal palaces.

King Rama IV's summer palace is built atop a hill, hence the name 'mountain palace'. The Khao Wang palace complex is now a fascinating museum, open to the public.

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This western-style palace, originally used for royal sojourns in the rainy season, is now used as the Phetchaburi National Museum.

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King Rama VI used this beautiful golden teak palace as a summer holiday home. With its airy walkways and seaside setting, it is often called 'the palace of love and hope'.

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	Kamphaeng Lang Temple		Phra Buddha Saiyat Temple
	Khao Bandai-It Temple		Phra Nakhon Khiri Historical Park
	Khao Takrao Temple		Pie Lom Temple
	Koh Temple		Plubpla Chai Temple
	Kuti Temple		Ram Ratchaniwet Palace
	Mahathat Worawihan Temple		Sa Bua Temple
	Marukhathaiyawan Palace		Yai Suwannaram Temple

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