Provinces in Thailand

Chiang Rai is Thailand's northernmost province, combining Lanna culture, contemporary temple art, mountain landscapes and Mekong border country.

Chon Buri is Thailand's eastern Gulf province for Bangkok-accessible beaches, Pattaya's energy, island escapes, seafood communities and major Eastern Seaboard centres.

Chumphon is a quieter Gulf-coast province and southern gateway, known for beaches, offshore islands, fishing communities, diving, raptor migration and access to Ko Tao.

Kalasin is an Isan province of dinosaur discoveries, Dvaravati heritage, Lam Pao landscapes, Phu Thai culture and celebrated Praewa silk.

Kamphaeng Phet is a lower-northern province where a UNESCO-listed historic city, laterite temples, Ping River communities and forested national parks meet.

Kanchanaburi is a vast western province of forested mountains, rivers and reservoirs, combining waterfalls and national parks with important Second World War memorial sites.