Maenam Song Si
Maenam 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 storyGeographical division North – The mystical mountains and forests Central – The vast green rice fields Northeast – The breathtaking vistas from the plateaus South – Jubilant tropical islands and beaches in the peninsula…
Maenam 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…
Read storyThe Robing of the Phra Chedi Klang Nam is a traditional fair held annually during the full-moon period of the 12th lunar month, coinciding…
Read storyThe temple is located on the bank of Sawi River. The Chedi of this temple contains the relics of the Lord Buddha. The legend…
Read storyThis waterfall is located at Ban Bok Fai, Tambon Pak Song, in Kuan Mae Yai Mon Wildlife Sanctuary. From Amphur Mueang, use highway no.4…
Read storyThis Festival takes place in November and celebrates the opening of the tourist season in Krabi. Water sport competitions, cultural shows, and good-natured fun…
Read storyThis mosque is on highway no.42 (Pattani – Narathiwat route) at Ban Krue Se, and is about 7 kilometres from the Pattani town. At…
Read storyThe Wat Suwan Khuha is in Moo 2 of Tambon Krasom. Starting from Phang-nga Town, go for 7 kms. down the Phang-nga–Khok Kloy road…
Read storyBoth islands, in Songkhla Lake, can be reached by leaving from Tambon Lam Pam pier (25 kilometres) or Pak Phayun pier (10 kilometres). The…
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