Provinces in Thailand

Phetchabun spans mountain retreats around Khao Kho and Phu Thap Boek, the provincial town and the UNESCO-listed Dvaravati heritage of Si Thep.

Phetchaburi combines royal palaces, old-town temples and caves with Cha-am beaches and the forested Kaeng Krachan area.

Phichit is a lower-northern river-plain province known for Bueng Si Fai, old temples, Wang Krot market and the Chalawan crocodile legend.

Phitsanulok combines the Phra Buddha Chinnarat temple and a regional urban base with national parks, waterfalls and rural scenery farther east and north.

Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province surrounds the historic former capital, combining UNESCO-listed ruins, living temples and river communities beyond the old city.

Phrae is a northern heritage province of teak houses, Lanna temples, sandstone formations and forest landscapes, with a provincial town distinct from its rural districts.