The "Ban Kluay & Kai" sunflower fields have blossomed, launching the tourist season that will last until February next year. Admission costs 40 baht per person.
The vibrant yellow season of sunflowers has returned to Phatthana Nikhom District, Lopburi, at the "Ban Kluay & Kai" sunflower fields—a new checkpoint on the route to the Pasak Jolasid Dam, about one kilometer before the dam. Spanning over 100 rai, the flowers are gradually coming into full bloom and welcoming visitors from November through February next year.
A highlight is the arrangement of six large, alternating planting plots, ensuring continuous blooming throughout the season. Visitors can take beautiful photos from any angle. Golf carts and field tour vehicles are available to assist elderly visitors.
Besides the sunflower fields, a Mini Zoo adds fun for children with activities like feeding rabbits, dwarf pigs, goats, calves, and fish. The shaded atmosphere allows for comfortable rest. Admission is 40 baht per person, free for young children, and each ticket includes a 20 baht coupon redeemable toward food and beverages.
A small tip for photography enthusiasts: don’t miss visiting during early morning and late afternoon—the golden hours—when the sky is clear and the sunflowers face the light perfectly.