2025 Tha Tum Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

#Valentine's Day Destination Today, we will introduce a cute cafe with a nice atmosphere and a view of the Mun River in the northeast. This cafe is called Rimthara and is located in Tha Tum District, Surin Province. 📍Location Tha Tum District Road, heading to Suvarnabhumi District, located at the second bridge from the large Mun Bridge. Highlights ❇️There are many photo spots. The shop is white. There is both an air-conditioned area and an outdoor area with a river view. There is a staircase to the second floor where you can enjoy the view and relax. ❇️A variety of drinks, including tea, coffee, and lemon soda. ❇️There is also food. If you are visiting Tha Tum District, Surin Province, go and try it. #CafeReview #cafe

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The Elephant World Project, Surin Elephant Study Center is an exciting place with lots to learn. The baby elephants are cute and smart. There are many elephants in the center and the surrounding villages. The exhibition building is beautiful and unique. The exhibition is interesting. There is a small entrance fee. The area is spacious. There are many activities to do. There are community shops, restaurants, and souvenirs. It is a little far from the city, but it is convenient to travel. The road is good and there are clear signs. Open from morning to evening (but the exhibition zone closes at 4:00 PM) #elephant #Surin #VisitSurin #elephant

Today I will take everyone to travel in the world of elephants. It is a very unseen trip because it is like we are really immersed in the daily life of elephants. There are elephant villages, elephant museums, elephants' lives, and even the history of the local people. I am not surprised that Surin Province is a destination for foreign tourists because this place has symbols that clearly represent Thainess. The way of life of people and elephants makes me feel that it is another culture that should be preserved because it is very fascinating and unseen. Elephant World It is a great project that is a result of cooperation between the government and Surin Province. It is the largest elephant conservation center in the world. It has both elephant exhibitions and a source of academic information about elephants. There are also the most elephants in the world here. And that is why this place is considered another unseen spot in Thailand. It is both a tourist attraction and a source of learning. Let's follow me to see how beautiful the unseen world of elephants is. #FamilyTravel

Elephant world💰Average Price per Person: 200tbh foreigner 50tbh National Elephant shows 10 & 12 o’clock museum costs extra with elephant rides and feeding too costing extra Overall average time to see all attractions 1 hour+ good for family and kids and no too much time taken out of the day if in the Surin area whilst traveling would recommend for everyone to see

If you're tired of visiting cafes, try exploring the Surin Elephant Museum in Tha Tum District, Surin Province. This elephant village has two zones: the Elephant Showground and the newly renovated museum. It's very interesting to visit, with many activities to do and an air-conditioned zone that's easy for young children and the elderly to walk through. 🕣 Operating Hours: Monday-Friday: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Saturday-Sunday: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM 🚗 Environment/Facilities: You can park at the showground parking lot. The roads are wide. 💵 Price: Cash only. Showground: 50 THB. Free for young children and the elderly. Museum: 50 THB per person. 📌 Address: Ban Ta Klang, Tha Tum District, Surin Province 📌 Reason for Recommendation: Reasonable price, many photo spots, very interesting.

Surin Elephant Museum has a lot to learn. There are many elephants, the place is clean, the staff are good at giving advice, and there is a cafe.

#Visit the zoo ✨Surin Elephant World, get up close with elephants Surin Elephant World is another place that you can't miss for those who want to experience elephants up close. There are many activities to choose from here, such as: ✨🏡 Bathe the elephants, have fun bathing the big elephants ✨🐘 Feed them, build a bond with the elephants by feeding them ✨🐘 Ride the elephants, see the scenery around while riding the elephants ✨🐘 Learn about the elephants' way of life, listen to stories and learn about elephants from professional mahouts 📍Surin Elephant World, Krapho Subdistrict, Tha Tum District, Surin #SurinElephantWorld #VisitSurin #Elephants #Nature

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Wherever you are, you will be happy if you are deeply immersed in the Dharma.

If you come to Surin Province, you must visit the world of elephants or the village of elephant keepers, which is a very large village with elephants in every household. In total, the officer said that there are 85 elephants raised in this village, and all of them are well taken care of. It is like relying on each other. There are elephants as old as 100 years old to baby elephants less than five months old, which are very cute. The place is spacious and there are shows every day, two shows a day, at 10 am and 2 pm. The entrance fee is 50 baht. If you come to Surin, you must not miss visiting this place. It is another place to conserve Thai elephants for our children to see in the future. #Thai Elephant Conservation Center #Visit Surin #Elephant City #Must Not Miss When in Surin #Elephant World #Elephant World Project

#dreamvoyage Type of Artistic Site Temple, Abandoned Temple, Religious Site Importance/Characteristics Wat Pa Ajian is located in Ban Nong Bua, Tambon Krapho, Amphoe Tha Tum, Surin Province. Originally, Wat Pa Ajian was a cemetery used for burying human and elephant corpses. In 1973, Mr. Thiam Intharasamran, Mr. Saengbun Lue, Mr. Da Chongjaingam, and Mr. Phut Thiangtham led the villagers of Nong Bua and Ban Ta Klang to open a new route near the cemetery, which was the Kathin route first. Later, in 1992, Phra Khru Palat Theranuwat (Luang Pho Phawana Phuttho) led relatives and merit-makers to organize a group ordination ceremony with an elephant procession at this cemetery. There were 200 monks who applied to join the project and camped in the cemetery for 10 days before returning to their home temple. On January 16, 2020, Mr. Adithep Kamolwet, Deputy Governor, Acting Governor of Surin Province The certificate of permission to build Wat Pa Achiang was issued, and on May 29, 2020, the National Office of Buddhism officially announced the certification of Wat Pa Achiang. The reason for the name "Wat Pa Achiang" is because "Achiang" means elephant, meaning that the place where this temple was built was given by elephants, and the elephants are the owners of the temple. It also means the area surrounding the district triangle. People know it because of the merit of elephants. Important art sources of Wat Pa Achiang The elephant cemetery is located inside Wat Pa Achiang, Elephant Village, Ban Nong Bua, Tambon Krapho, Amphoe Tha Tum, Surin Province. This elephant cemetery is where the bones of about 200 elephants are collected and stored. It is a place to learn about the legendary way of life of elephants. Every elephant in the village who dies must be buried in this cemetery and religious ceremonies are held like humans. In addition, within the temple grounds, there are things to learn about the history of elephants and their way of life. The Erawan Pavilion was built as a place to learn about the stories of elephants in the Tripitaka and the stories of elephants in Surin Province, showing the cultural bond between the Kui elephant keepers and the way of life of people and elephants. The Erawan Pavilion has created bas-relief sculptures in the shape of elephants of various types and sizes. Around the Erawan Pavilion, which is more than 30 meters high and beautiful, Wat Pa Achiang also has a Pakam Shrine, a place for various ceremonies according to the Kui tradition. In the past, before going out to capture elephants, a ceremony had to be performed. Nowadays, capturing elephants from the forest is not as common as in the past, but the Pakam Shrine is still used for ceremonies such as making offerings, making predictions about the village’s living conditions, etc.

__🌎__Elephant World Project__🌎__ __🐘__“Elephant World”__🐘__ The kingdom of elephants covering an area of ​​over 500 rai is the largest elephant conservation center in the world. It will showcase the stories of elephants and is a complete elephant tourism attraction. It also has the most elephants in the world. Inside, it is divided into different zones, such as the elephant show area, the elephant viewing tower, and strangely shaped buildings that look like they are in the land of Egypt. There are many beautiful corners to take pictures, all of which are unusual and magnificent structures that are worthy of an elephant event. It can be said that it is the most complete elephant tourism attraction in the world. Location: The Elephant World Project is located near the Elephant Study Center, Elephant Village, Ban Ta Klang, Tambon Krapho, Amphoe Tha Tum, Surin Province, which usually has elephant shows every day, in the morning at 10:00 a.m. and in the afternoon at 2:00 p.m. In addition to the elephant shows, you can also experience the daily life of elephant keepers. #ElephantWorld #Elephant World Project #Elephant World #Surin #Elephant Conservation Center #Elephant #Thailand #Keep Driving, Rest When Tired #mind_madge #trip Free Accommodation

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#rimtaracafe #Surin A riverside cafe with a great atmosphere and many beautiful photo spots. The shop is themed according to the festival, so customers can enjoy taking photos, beautiful and trendy, definitely unique. A variety of food and beverage menus are available. Convenient parking, good service staff. #Cafe in Surin #Surin restaurant #Visit Surin #Surin Elephant Village #Tha Tum #Surin

Beautiful shop, good atmosphere, next to the Mun River. Inside the shop is decorated in soft white tones. Outside the shop, there are many corners to choose from for taking pictures, both the beach zone and the camping zone in the mountains. The back of the shop is next to the Mun River. Taking pictures comes out very beautiful. It's like traveling to the north. After taking pictures, take a break with tea, coffee, and delicious cake. You can stop by to visit. #Camping #BeautifulCafeTellOthers