Provinces in Thailand

Sa Kaeo is an eastern border province with Lalu earth formations, Pang Sida and Ta Phraya national parks, ancient sites and the Aranyaprathet market area.

Sakon Nakhon brings together Nong Han lake, Phra That Choeng Chum, Phu Phan landscapes, forest temples and northeastern textile and festival traditions.

Samut Prakan combines the lower Chao Phraya, Gulf-coast communities, the Ancient City and Erawan Museum with the green Bang Kachao area beside Bangkok.

Samut Sakhon is a coastal and river province known for Mahachai seafood trade, Tha Chin communities, salt production, temples and Benjarong ceramics.

Samut Songkhram combines Mae Klong river life, Amphawa and Tha Kha markets, coconut-growing communities and the coastal landscape of Don Hoi Lot.

Saraburi combines Buddhist pilgrimage sites, Chet Sao Noi waterfall, forest outings and the Muak Lek area within an upper-central Thai province.