Wat Si Ubon Rattanaram
Wat 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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Wat Si Ubon Rattanaram is a royal temple on Uparat Road beside the city Hall. The ordination hall is in the same style as…
Read storyThe Kaeng Sa Peu Songkarn Festival is held yearly in April. Villagers will splash water on each other and swim in the Mun River.…
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…
Read storyLocated at Wat Lum Mahachai Chumpon on Taksin Road, the shrine was built to commemorate King Taksin the Great’s brief stopover in Rayong to…
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…
Read storySusan Hoi features a slab formed from a huge number of embedded various types of mollusks which can be dated to approximately 40 million…
Read storyThe beach is about 52 kilometres from Pattani and about 2 kilometres from Sai Buri. It is in Patatimo Village, TambonTaluban. Visitors can use…
Read storyLocated in Tambon Sai Khao, covering the forest in Pattani, Yala, and Songkhla, with the total area of 68,750 Rai, this evergreen forest is…
Read storyThis is situated in Tambon Song Phraek, on a route between Phang-nga town and Kapong district. To get there, visitors travel 5 kilometres from…
Read storyBan Khok Wua, Tambon Chai Buri, is about 6 kilometres from the city on the road from Sai Yuan intersection. The village is famous…
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