Provinces in Thailand

Prachinburi combines Si Mahosot archaeology, herbal-medicine heritage, agricultural lowlands and access to the Khao Yai–Thap Lan forest landscape.

Prachuap Khiri Khan stretches along the Gulf coast from Hua Hin and Pran Buri to the provincial bays and the Bang Saphan area, with beaches and protected landscapes.

Ranong combines a rainy Andaman mainland, hot springs, forest waterfalls and island stays on Ko Phayam, with separate plans needed for town and sea travel.

Ratchaburi offers Mae Klong river heritage, Damnoen Saduak canals, archaeological sites and western mountain scenery around Suan Phueng.

Rayong combines mainland Gulf beaches, seafood and fruit-growing areas with Ko Samet, which needs its own boat and national-park arrangements.

Roi Et combines a lake-centred provincial capital, Buddhist monuments, Khmer-era Ku Kasing and the rice-growing and textile traditions of northeastern Thailand.