As spring arrives and flowers blossom, if you're looking for a warm and vibrant floral holiday, now is the perfect time to plan a trip to Thailand. In Thailand, apart from visiting the most popular nearby cities around Bangkok to experience some of the area’s enchanting sights, you can also head to the central region’s sunflower farms to admire their brilliant blooms. Typically, Thailand’s sunflower season, depending on weather conditions, lasts from November through January or February of the following year.
Thailand’s sunflower sea in full bloom (Image source / Tourism Authority of Thailand)
Vast, stunning fields of flowers create unforgettable scenery (Image source / Tourism Authority of Thailand)
Spring has arrived — head to Thailand to enjoy its warmest sea of flowers (Image source / Tourism Authority of Thailand)
Lopburi’s Nong Kha Yang Subdistrict, about a two-hour drive from Bangkok, is usually the first spot where sunflowers begin to bloom. Most sunflower farms here offer free entry, and some provide additional experiences such as pony rides and mini tractor tours of the farms. There are also stalls selling sunflower oil and seeds, as well as fruits, food, and drinks. Other great spots to view sunflower fields include Lopburi’s Phatthana Nikhom District, Chai Badan District, and Khok Samrong District, along with Saraburi.