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| THE CENTRAL
BANGKOK, the capital of Thailand, is a metropolis
where one can find both old and new, East and West, traditional
and fashionable, blended together in a harmonious way. There
are several magnigicent Buddhist temples inside the city and
well-known attractions on its out-skirts. The old capital
from 1350 to 1767, AYUTTHAYA (76 km) is today visited chiefly
as a historical site, especially the ancient ruins left by
the Brunese invasion of 1767. Bang Pa-in Palace, and Bang
Sai Folk Arts and Crafts Centre are places recommended for
inclusion in a one-day tour. KANCHANABURI (128 km),
a good place for nature lovers,where they can raft down the
stream watching enchanting scenery. The Death Railway and
the Bridge over the River Kwai are also located here. On a
trip to SARABURI (107 km), Buddhists should not fail
to pay homage to the Buddha's Footprint there. LOPBURI
(153 km) is famous for shrines in the Khmer style, and the
remains of King Narai's palaces of the 17th century. NAKHON
PATHOM (56 km) is the town that boasts the tallest Buddhist
pagoda both in Thailand and in the world.
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THE EAST
Just 2 hours' drive from Bangkok is PATTAYA
the fast growing recreation centre on the east coast. Its
fine sand, blue sky and limpid sea are among many other
good things that prove irresistable to both foreign and
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There, selves either quietly or by engaging
in aquatic sports such as swimming, fishing, sailing,
water skiing, diving, wind-surfing, etc. Although Pattaya
is the cream of CHON BURI, other places of interest
are plentiful in this provice--Khao Sam Muk, where stands
the Choa Mae Sam Muk Shrine highly revered by Thais;
Bang Saen, the nearest beach resort for the families;
Sichang Island, paradise island whose name has became
the title of a song.
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| CHANTHABURI (245 km), an east-coast province famous for
gemstones, fruits, hot pepper and Chanthabun mats. RAYONG
(179 km),where the most attractive tourist spot is the Samet
Island, which has become very popular among foreign visitors.
TRAT (315 km) the most far-flung province on the eastern
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| THE NORTH
The fine weather, the mountainous scenery,
the exquisite handicrafts and the rich northern Thai culture
are some of the charms of the North. CHAING MAI (697 km. from
Bangkok), the second biggest province of Thailand, provides
visitors with a host of places of interest, such as, DoiSuthep,
Doi Inthanon, Bhubing Palace, etc. CHIANG RAI (785 km), located
at the northern tip of Thailand in the very heart of the Golden
Triangle, gains fame from its scenic views, interesting hill-tribes
and exciting elephant-back riding tours. LAMPHUN (670 km)
is a town of beautiful women, bountiful orchards and ancient
temples. LAMPANG (599 km) is the sole province in Thailand
where horse-drawn carriages are still used as a means of transportation.
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"mohom" and PHAE MUANG PHI, a small area of
weird earth formation. Lying on the uppermost northwestern
border with Burma, MAE HONG SON ( 924 km) is well known as
the "Town of Three Mists" because it is mist-shrouded throughout
most of the three seasons. SUKHOTHAI, the first capital of
the Thai Kingdom, is known for it historic sites.
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| THE NORTHEAST
Known as Isan in Thai, the Northeast consists mostly
of a plateau. Some may think that this area dry and lifeless,
But in fact, it has large numbers of tourist spots, some of
which are being developed. NAKNON RATCHASIMA (259 km), or
the gateway to the Northeast, where are located the Thao Suranari
Monument, Khmer-style stome shrine Prasat Hin Phimai and a
250-year-old banyan tree. KHON KAEN (449 km), one of the northeastern
commercial centres famous for the local product -- matmi silk.
UBON RATCHATHANI (629 km), where the Lenten Candle Festival
is grandly celebrated. SAKON NAKHON (647 km), offers tourists
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picturesque scenery of the vast Nong Han Lake.
SURIN (457 km), the land of elephants, is world famous for
its annual Elephant Round-up usually taking place at the third
weekend of November. BURI RAM (410 km), is where the largest
Khmer style stone temple, Prasat Phanom Rung, is located.
LOEI (520 km), a challenging place for visitors who want to
find out the lowest temperature of Thailand in the cool season.
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| THE SOUTH
The most prominent tourist attraction in the
South is inevitably PHUKET (862 km), the biggest island of
Thailand located in the Andaman Sea. It has rapidly become
one of the best known seaside resorts of the world. Apart
form the numerous beaches around the island and all kinds
of accommodation facilities. is famous for its seafood, coral
and marine life. It also serves as a base for exploration
trips to nearby islands. The grand celebration of the Vegetarian
Festival in October is another attraction. But if you find
Phuket a little to crowded in the peak tourist season, then
Samui Island of SURAT THANI (644 km) will be another choice.
Its tranquility and unpolluted environment will refresh you.
RANONG (568 km), Thailand's rainiest province is well known
for its hot springs and Burmese gems. PHATTHALING (840 km)
is believedto be in the realm of the ancient Sri Vijaya Kingdom,
which has long been forgotten leaving only a few hallowed
hills today. SONGKHLA (950 km) is a famous seaside resort
in the Far South where a cruise on Songkhla Lake is fascination.
Another famous place in this province is Hat Yai,the big bustling
city widely known for the low-priced imported goods. PHANGNGA
(788 km), adjoining Phuket, is full of magnificent seascape
and beautiful limestome caves. KRABI (814 km) and TRANG (828
km) also have many fine beaches and beautiful scenery waiting
to be explored. Tarutao Island of SATUN (973 km), being the
remotest, will provide you with the most marvelous underwater
life and most tranquil atmosphere.
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