Surin villa has to be your first choice when you want to spend your time in this province of Thailand. Surin is one of the north-eastern provinces of Thailand. With Buriram, Maha Sarakham, Roi Et and Sisaket at the west. To the south it borders with Oddar Meancheay of Cambodia.

Surin was originally an important part of the Khmer empire (its center at Angkor in present day Cambodia). Temple ruins and a substantial ethnic Khmer minority remain part of Surin. In 1763 a village was moved to the location of the modern city of Surin, and was upgraded to a city with the name Mueang Prathai Saman. At that time there was a man named Chiangpum who gave a white elephant in tribute to Rama I of Bangkok before he became king. In return he received the honorary name Luang Surin Phakdi and was assigned as the village leader. Later he became the first governor when Rama I became king. In 1786 the town was renamed in honor of its first governor to its current name, Surin. Want more about this province where many festivals held like Surin Jasmine Rice and Silk Cloth Fair which held every January, that is about the fair features contest of agricultural products, silk cloth, and performances of public bodies. Thai Elephant Day which shows the light and sound show about the legend of Thai elephants and traditional entertainment will be annually held on november second week, and more. Make sure to visit Surin villas for further enjoyment.