The Emblem of Sing Buri

Introduction

Sing  Buri is an interesting town of 142 kms. north of Bangkok and was  probably  founded  in  pre-historical period. In the reign of King Rama  V  through  consolidation  of  3  small  towns  located  on  the bank of The Chao Phraya      River  north  of  Ang  Thong.  The  three  small towns, Sing Buri, In Buri  and  Phrom  Buri,  were  then established as a new town on the west of the Chao Phraya River named as Sing buri.      Sing   Buri   currently  occupies  an  area  of  841.40  square  kilometers  and  is  administratively divided  into  6  districts,  Muang  Sing  Buri,  In Buri, Bang Rachan, Khai Bang Rachan, Phrom Buri and Tha Chang.

Boundary

North South East West Connects with Chainat and Nakhon Sawan Provinces. Connects with Ang Thong Provinces. Connects with Lopburi Provinces. Connects with Chainat and Suphan Buri Provinces.

How to get there

By Bus      both  air-conditioned  buses  and  non  air-conditioned  buses leave the Northern Bus Terminal (Mor Chit 2) for Sing Buri from 05.00      A.M.  until  08.00 P.M. every day. For more details contact Sor Viriya Transport Co.,Ltd. Tel. (02) 2725374 or Tel. (02)2723223. By Car      Travelling  by  car  from  Bangkok  to Sing Buri is most convenient, there are 2 routes to choose depending on the starting point in Bangkok.Description of each route is as follow : First Route: Taking  Highway  No.1 (Phaholyothin Rd.) till Bang Pa In interchange, turn left along highway  No.32 (Asia Rd.). via Phra Nakhon Sri Ayutthaya, Ang Thong and turn left to Sing Buri for 142 kms. Second Route: Taking  Highway  No.1  (Phaholyothin Rd.)  till  Bang  Pa  In Interchange, turn left along  Highway  No. 32 (Asia Rd.).  via  Phra  Nakhon  Sri  Ayutthaya,  Ang  Thong  and turn left for Highway No.309 for 135 kms.