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Suphan Buri
Place · ProvinceSuphan Buri combines Tha Chin river-plain heritage, U Thong archaeology, Don Chedi, Bueng Chawak and forest landscapes in the province's western uplands.
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Surat Thani
Place · ProvinceSurat Thani spans the Tapi River mainland, Khao Sok and Chiao Lan reservoir, plus Gulf islands including Ko Samui, Ko Pha-ngan and Ko Tao.
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Trat
Place · ProvinceTrat combines mainland communities and fruit-growing country with the distinct Gulf island destinations of Ko Chang, Ko Mak and Ko Kut.
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Ubon Ratchathani
Place · ProvinceUbon Ratchathani combines Mun and Mekong river landscapes, Pha Taem rock art, Buddhist temples and the provincial capital's candle-festival tradition.
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Uttaradit
Place · ProvinceUttaradit combines Nan River settlement, Laplae's fruit and temple heritage, Sirikit Dam scenery and the mountain landscapes of Phu Soi Dao.
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Chai Nat
Place · ProvinceChai Nat is a central Thai river province known for the Chao Phraya Dam, historic temples, rural crafts and relaxed waterside communities.
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Chumphon
Place · ProvinceChumphon is a quieter Gulf-coast province and southern gateway, known for beaches, offshore islands, fishing communities, diving, raptor migration and access to Ko Tao.
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Khon Kaen
Place · ProvinceKhon Kaen is a major Isan province and regional hub, combining a lively university city with silk communities, sacred sites, dinosaur heritage, reservoirs and mountain c…
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Lampang
Place · ProvinceLampang is a relaxed northern province known for Lanna temples, riverside heritage, horse-drawn carriages, ceramics, hot springs and forested mountain districts.
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Lamphun
Place · ProvinceLamphun is a compact northern province where the old Hariphunchai capital, revered temples, Yong textiles, longan country and Mae Ping forests sit just south of Chiang M…
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Mae Hong Son
Place · ProvinceMae Hong Son is Thailand's remote northwestern mountain province, known for Pai, Shan-influenced temples, misty valleys, caves, border cultures and slow, scenic road jou…
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Maha Sarakham
Place · ProvinceMaha Sarakham is a central Isan province known for its universities, Buddhist and Khmer-era heritage, textile traditions and unhurried local character.
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Nakhon Nayok
Place · ProvinceNakhon Nayok is a compact Central Thailand province near Bangkok, known for forested foothills, waterfalls, the Khun Dan Prakan Chon Dam and accessible outdoor activitie…
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Nakhon Phanom
Place · ProvinceNakhon Phanom is a Mekong-border province in northeastern Thailand known for riverfront life, revered Phra That temples, multi-ethnic culture, forests and views towards…
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Nakhon Ratchasima
Place · ProvinceNakhon Ratchasima, widely known as Korat, is Thailand's largest province by area and a gateway to Isan, combining Khmer heritage, Khao Yai landscapes, silk and a major r…
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Nakhon Si Thammarat
Place · ProvinceNakhon Si Thammarat is a large Gulf-coast province where major Buddhist heritage, southern performing arts, forested mountains, Kiriwong village and the beaches of Khano…
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Khlong Sok Subdistrict
Place · SubdistrictKhlong Sok is a mountainous Phanom tambon along the Sok waterway, distinct from the larger Khao Sok National Park.
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Ang Thong Subdistrict
Place · SubdistrictAng Thong is a western Ko Samui subdistrict containing Nathon and distinct coastal and island communities.
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Ao Luek Tai Subdistrict
Place · SubdistrictAo Luek Tai is the Ao Luek tambon containing Than Bok Khorani's stream landscape and the Phi Hua To cave locality.
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Bang Phra Nuea Subdistrict
Place · SubdistrictBang Phra Nuea is a hilly La-Un tambon with small valley plains and waterways including Khlong Rawa and Khlong Kum.
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