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Tak province

Tak province travel tips Once a strategic military region between Thailand and Burma, Tak is now known for its bustling border markets, ethnic diversity, and natural beauty. On traveling to Tak Province, expect to…

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30 November, 1999Thailand

Thai-Myanmar Friedship Bridge

The Thai-Myanmar Friedship Bridge which connects the Asian Highway between Thailand and Myanmar, is located at Tambon Tha Sai Luad, opposite a town called…

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30 November, 1999Thailand

Wat Phra Boromthat

This monastery, located 25 kilometers upstream, in Amphoe Ban Tak, in an area which used to be the former site of Tak city. There…

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30 November, 1999Thailand

Namtok Pha Charoen Waterfall

Pha Charoen waterfall national park covers areas in Mae Sot and Phop Phra districts of Tak province in north-western Thailand. Pha Charoen waterfall also…

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30 November, 1999Thailand

Wat Don Kaeo

It is a temple in which Thailand’s biggest and most beautiful marble Buddha image of Burmese style is enshrined. The image measures 50 inches…

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30 November, 1999Thailand

King Taksin the Great Shrine

Located near the Tak TAT office, at the intersection of Charojwithithong Road and Mahatthai Bamrung Road, the Shrine houses Tak’s most famous statue of…

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30 November, 1999Thailand

Wat Chumphon Khiri

Situated in Mae Sot Municipality, the temple was built approximately 200 years ago. Several restorations have been made, including the construction of the new…

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