Walking through history ...
Prachinburi had a long history of civilization of about 800 years ago, which established during the Dvaravati Period, the history of this city dated back to the sixth century in Sri Mahosot District, where the ancient city called Muang Sri Mahosot was built. The archaeological evidence includes moat, rampart, monuments, pounds well as art objects which reveal the influences of Dvaravati and Khmer Arts from the 6 th century up the 13th Century.

Climate
Prachinburi has an alternative climate of both dry and damp; Tropical rain in the southeast, monsoon season causes damp and rain throughout the season. North-western wind in cool season causes dryness. There are 3 different seasons; Rainy, during June – October. Winter, during November – February and Dry, during March – May. The average temperature of the year is approximately 27-32 degree Celsius or 83-90 degree Fahrenheit.

Boundary
North: Nakhon Ratchasima
South: Chachoengsao
East: Sa Kaeo
West: Nakhon Nayok

Suan Phan Phai is a bamboo orchard that cultivates many types of bamboo plants for study and propagation.

Chao Phraya Aphaiphubete Herbal Museum it was constructed by the budget of Chao Phraya Aphaiphubete in 1909 as a residence for King Rama V on his royal visit to Prachinburi. Its architecture is a 2 storey Renaissance building with the front porch featuring a central dome. Floral design ornate the outside walls, doors and windows.

Prachinburi National Museum is the collection house of artifacts and antiquities discovered In Prachinburi and other Eastern provinces.

Wat Kaew Phichit the monastery's architecture is a striking combination of Thai, Chinese, European and Khmer styles.

Wat San Si Bird Sanctuary the temple ground provides a roosting place for many species of birds.

Wat Ton Pho Sri Maha Phote inside the monastery is a Buddhist tree estimated to be about 2,000 years old.

Luang Phor Tawaravadee the ancient Buddha image is in the exquisite form of Twaravadee art.

Sra Morakot Historical Site an excavation done on the site uncovered the largest and oldest of Lord Buddha's footprints in Thailand.

Salad Dai Waterfall is beautiful and dignified in its primordial condition.

Tan Thip Waterfall is formed by a stream flowing through different levels of rock formations.

Sompoi Waterfall this medium-height waterfall cascades through many levels of rock formations. It provides natural swimming pools on different levels.

Thap Lan National Park being the last natural palm forest, contains many plants from the palm family, especially the talipot palms whose leaves were used for Buddhist manuscripts. Further during April and June, the rare palm trees in this area have yellow flower, there are also dry dipterocarp forests which are the habitats of wild animals, and a variety of species of birds.

Kang Hin Phoeng White water Rafting, these beautiful and large rapids are in the Sai Yai River. This area is under the responsibility of the Khao Yai National Park unit 9, Nadi District, it is most popular for the challenging and enjoyable white water rafting during the rainy season in July till November.

Makkha Purami Sri Prachin Festival is held on the Makkha Bucha Day of every year, between March of every year.

The Rocket Festival is held on Visakha Bucha Day of every year, between May of every year.

Shooting Rapids at Kaeng Hin Phoeng Week is held between July and August of every year.

Prachin Buri's Industrial Fair is held between December and January of every year.

Shooting Rapids at Kaeng Hin Poeng in Nadi District during the rainy season.

Descending a natural cliff face near Weruwan Waterfall in Nadi District.

Trekking in Khao Yai National Park and Tab Lan National Park.

Fruits and agricultural products at Nong Cha – om Market in Muang District.

Medicinal herbal products at Chao phraya Aphaiphubete Hospital, in Muang District.

Bamboo basketry handicrafts and bamboo furniture at Prachantakam District.