Provinces in Thailand

Nonthaburi is a densely urbanised province immediately north of Bangkok, pairing MRT-linked suburbs with Chao Phraya riverfront heritage, temples, gardens and Mon pottery culture on Ko Kret.

Pathum Thani is a Bangkok-bordering province of Chao Phraya communities, Mon heritage, canals, science museums, traditional markets and fast-growing Rangsit suburbs.

Pattani is a lower-southern Gulf province known for Malay Muslim, Thai Buddhist and Chinese heritage, historic religious sites, river communities and a long coastline.

Phang Nga is an Andaman province of limestone bay scenery, Khao Lak beaches, mangroves, historic Takua Pa and protected island groups including the Similan and Surin Islands.

Phatthalung offers Thale Noi wetlands, lake-basin communities, limestone landmarks and southern performing traditions on the western side of the Songkhla Lake basin.

Phayao brings together Kwan Phayao lake, Lanna temples, Chiang Kham heritage and mountain scenery across a northern province wider than its lakeside capital.