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Giant Monkey Pod Tree

The Giant Monkey Pod Tree, also called the Giant Rain Tree or Giant Chamchuri Tree, is a natural landmark near Kanchanaburi. More than a century old, it is distinguished by a massive trunk and an unusually broad, umbrella-shaped canopy. The spreading branches create a striking sense of scale, making the tree itself the focus of the visit. Visitors come to admire its shape, view it from different angles, and photograph the contrast between the trunk, the sweeping branches, and the surrounding open space.

Giant Monkey Pod Tree

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The Giant Monkey Pod Tree, locally known as the Giant Chamchuri Tree, is an impressive natural landmark near Kanchanaburi city. Its enormous trunk and exceptionally broad canopy create a dramatic shaded space and make the tree a popular short sightseeing and photography stop.

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AddressKo Samrong, Mueang Kanchanaburi District, Kanchanaburi 71000, Thailand

Visit adviceAllow 30–45 minutes. Visit in daylight and respect barriers around the tree roots to help protect this living landmark.