It is a lovely ancient city packed with everything nature got to offer - be it sea, river, or mountains. The city is also rightly known as "Resort Town" or the "land of Summer Palaces" since the early Rattanakosin period, considering that it has 3 palaces namely: Phra Nakhon Khiri Royal Palace and Phra Ram Ratchaniwet (Wang Ban Puen) from the reign of King Rama V and Mrigadayavan Palace from the reign of King Rama VI.
 

In the arts and culture perspective, the city has numerous sacred temples where the beautiful and intricate workmanship from different branches and different era of artisans can be seen and felt. Through these skillfully crafted temples, the city is a reminiscent of Ayutthaya prior to being razed.

But that is not all!
 

For all the foodie travelers, Phetchaburi is another appetite heaven for every taste and age. The city has varieties of local food, seafood, fruits and desserts to offer.  At "Realrare" to ensure the freshness and the no-formalin usage, our seafood is bought daily and from the local and entrusted fishermen nearby.

And most importantly, the city is a mere hundred kilometers from Bangkok. The two main routes could be either through Petchkasem Road or the more romantic route along the Esplanade of Klongkon – passing through salt fields, mangroves and the sea.