Chao Pho Chao Fa Mung Mueang Shrine
The Chao Pho Chao Fa Mung Mueang shrine is on Song Nang Sathit Road. It is here that the city shrine is located. It…
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The Chao Pho Chao Fa Mung Mueang shrine is on Song Nang Sathit Road. It is here that the city shrine is located. It…
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Read storyWat Si Ubon Rattanaram is a royal temple on Uparat Road beside the city Hall. The ordination hall is in the same style as…
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Read storyThe park is located on Chang sanit Road (Highway No.23) next to the Lam Tuan Reservoir. Small streams meander around the 18-Rai park which…
Read storyThe Trat Memorial Day , on March 23, marks the day the province returned to Thai sovereignty after the French occupation. The celebrations are…
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Read storyBeing 14 kilometres from town by the same route to Hat Sai Ri or 2 kilometres from Hat Pharadon- Phap, this beach has a…
Read storyBeing away from Pathio for 3 kilometres along highway no.3253, the area is covered with limestone mountain range in beautiful shape, parallel to the…
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