Ratchaburi National Museum
This is located on Woradet Road near the river. The edifice was formerly the town hall, built in 1922. Established as a museum in…
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This is located on Woradet Road near the river. The edifice was formerly the town hall, built in 1922. Established as a museum in…
Read storyThe Saint Joseph’s Church was built during the reign of King Narai in 1666 as a result of a request from the missionaries headed…
Read storyThe Wat Si Mongkhon Tai is near the immigration checkpoint. The temple houses an important Buddha image of the province, Phra Chao Ong Luang,…
Read storyThe Wat Si Thep is situated on Sunthon Wichit Road and houses the highly revered Phra Saeng, which is said to have been built…
Read storyThis monument in Changwat Nong Khai commemorates those persons who died in the suppression of the Haw Tribal Rebellion in the year 1866. His…
Read storyThis khmer santuary is 12 kilometres from Ban Ta Miang on Highway No. 214 on the Thai-Cambodian border. Prasat Ta Muan Tot has a…
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 storyIn Ban Na Muang has a very beautiful ordination hall built of ceramics in the shape of the Suphannahong Royal Barge. Achan Bun Mi,…
Read storyThe grandest festival of Ubon Ratchathani, the Candle Festival takes place annually on Asalha Puja Day at Thung Si Muang Park. The festival features…
Read storyAn ideal little island barely a kilometre from Ko Maak, Ko Kham is a perfect spot to really get away from it all. The…
Read storyBan Hat Lek is the farthest border village in Trat. It is on Highway No. 318 within Khlong Yai District about 16 kilometers from…
Read storyBelieved to be constructed during the Ayutthaya era, the temple houses a 12-meter-long Reclining Buddha which measures 11.95 meters long and 3.60 meters high.…
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