Rafting along Pai River
With its approximately length of 180 kms, 30 m. width and 7 m. depth, the Pai River is the biggest and longest river in…
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With its approximately length of 180 kms, 30 m. width and 7 m. depth, the Pai River is the biggest and longest river in…
Read storyThis compound is located on Rochana Road and is a National Research Institute devoted to the study of Ayutthaya, especially the period when it…
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Bang Sai Royal Folk Arts and Craft Centre, which covers an area of 285 rai of land (or 14 acres), is a place where…
Read storyThe boat racing is an age-old tradition of the province. It is held on the Mekong River at the end of the Buddhist Lent…
Read storyThe Phra That Phanom is located 50 kilometers from Nakhon Phanom town on Highway No. 212. It is the most important Buddhist site in…
Read storyLocated in front of the old city hall. The cremated bones of those who lost their lives in the suppression of the Ho in…
Read storyThis site comprises 5 brick Prangs on common laterite base. It dates back to mid 17th century B.E. The main Prang at the center…
Read storyMaenam Song Si or the Bi-colored River or the Mun Rivers alluvium, is the place where two rivers join: the brown Mekong River and…
Read storyBan Pa Ao is situated at Tambon Nong Khon, 18 kilometers from the city on Highway 23. At kilometer marker 273, turn right and…
Read storyThis park covers an area of 140 square kilometers, where plateaus and hills dominate the parks landscape. There are sheer cliffs, which resulted from…
Read storyThis island is situated northeastern away from Ko Maak. Formerly, the area was abundant with Kradad trees; hence, the name of the island. The…
Read storyDubbed as “Ko Klang” by the locals, Suan Sri Muang is a public park and health center. Located behind the former city hall, the…
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