Provinces in Thailand

Satun combines Andaman island destinations such as Ko Tarutao and Ko Lipe with a mainland of limestone scenery, caves, forests and diverse coastal communities.

Sing Buri is a central river-plain province known for Buddhist temples, Bang Rachan historical memory, freshwater fish and community traditions.

Sisaket is a northeastern province of Khmer-era monuments, diverse communities, fruit-growing areas and a sensitive frontier with Cambodia.

Songkhla Province combines its historic coastal capital, Hat Yai's transport and commercial hub, lake-basin communities and a culturally diverse southern hinterland.

Sukhothai Province combines World Heritage archaeological landscapes, Si Satchanalai craft traditions and rural communities beyond the modern provincial town.

Suphan Buri combines Tha Chin river-plain heritage, U Thong archaeology, Don Chedi, Bueng Chawak and forest landscapes in the province's western uplands.