Provinces in Thailand

Nakhon Sawan is a river-confluence province and gateway between central and northern Thailand, known for Pak Nam Pho, Bueng Boraphet, Chinese New Year traditions and convenient rail access.

Nakhon Si Thammarat is a large Gulf-coast province where major Buddhist heritage, southern performing arts, forested mountains, Kiriwong village and the beaches of Khanom and Sichon meet.

Nan Province pairs a compact heritage city with Tai Lue culture, temple art, quiet valleys and dramatic mountain roads leading to Pua, Bo Kluea and national parks.

Narathiwat Province combines Malay-Muslim borderland culture, Gulf coast, peat-swamp forest and forested mountains, with Narathiwat town and Su-ngai Kolok as its main urban centres.

Nong Bua Lamphu is a compact Isan province of valley landscapes framed by the Phu Phan and Phu Kao ranges, known for caves, national-park scenery, meditation heritage and archaeological finds.

Nong Khai Province follows the Mekong opposite Laos, combining a relaxed riverfront capital, important temples, border connections and scenic rural districts stretching west toward Sangkhom.