Provinces in Thailand

Khon Kaen is a major Isan province and regional hub, combining a lively university city with silk communities, sacred sites, dinosaur heritage, reservoirs and mountain country.

Lampang is a relaxed northern province known for Lanna temples, riverside heritage, horse-drawn carriages, ceramics, hot springs and forested mountain districts.

Lamphun is a compact northern province where the old Hariphunchai capital, revered temples, Yong textiles, longan country and Mae Ping forests sit just south of Chiang Mai.

Loei is a mountainous upper-Isan province of cool-season peaks, Mekong scenery, national parks, Chiang Khan heritage and distinctive Dan Sai traditions.

Lop Buri is a history-rich Central Thailand province known for King Narai-era heritage, Khmer monuments, old-town macaques, sunflower country and the Pa Sak Jolasid Dam.

Mae Hong Son is Thailand's remote northwestern mountain province, known for Pai, Shan-influenced temples, misty valleys, caves, border cultures and slow, scenic road journeys.