Provinces in Thailand

Bueng Kan is a Mekong-border province in northeastern Thailand known for forested hills, dramatic rock formations, wetlands, waterfalls and contemplative temple sites.

Buri Ram is a lower-northeastern Thai province known for Khmer-era monuments, volcanic landscapes, silk weaving and major sports venues.

Chachoengsao is an eastern Thai province shaped by the Bang Pakong River, revered temples, riverside markets, orchards and forested districts.

Chai Nat is a central Thai river province known for the Chao Phraya Dam, historic temples, rural crafts and relaxed waterside communities.

Chaiyaphum is a mountain-and-plateau province of northeastern Thailand, celebrated for national parks, waterfalls, rock formations and seasonal Dok Krachiao fields.

Chanthaburi is an eastern Thai province of orchards, gems, riverside heritage, forest waterfalls and a scenic Gulf coast.