Nong Bua Lamphu Province:
Located in the heart of Korat
Plateau, Nongbua Lamphu is a recently formed Thai province known for its
tantalizing beauty and prehistoric sites. This province was decentralized from
Udon Thani province in 1993. Nongbua Lamphu has a 900 year old history
according to the numerous archaeological evidences found here.
The most interesting tourist
destination in Nongbua Lamphu is the Phu
Kao-Phu Phan Kham National Park. Situated near the lake at Ubonrat Dam at the
foot of Phu Phan Mountain, this park offers remarkable scenic glory. This park
is famous for its lofty mountains, splendid waterfalls, intriguing caves with
prehistoric drawings and dense forests. Adventure lovers can enjoy trekking and
camping in these jungles. The lake at Ubonrat Dam is a popular fishing zone.
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Nong Bua Lamphu Demographic Data
| Capital: |
Nongbua Lamphu town |
| Area: |
3,859.0 km²
Ranked 55th |
| Inhabitants: |
482,207 (2000)
Ranked 51st |
| Pop. density: |
125 inh./km²
Ranked 33rd |
| ISO 3166-2: |
TH-39 |
| Governor: |
Decha Tantiyawarong
(since October 2007) |
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Nong Bua Lamphu Tourist Attractions:
- Nong Bua Pond
- Monument and shring of King Naresuan the Great
- Shell Fossil Musem
- Tham Klong Pen Temple
- Museum of Luang Pu Lod
- Sri Koon Muang Temple
- None Wat Pa
- Phu Phan Noi Mountain
- Phu Khao Mountain
- Ham Tang Stone Pillar
- Sua Tok Cave
- Tad Fah Waterfall
- Tham Erawan Cave
- Santitham TEmple
- Huay RAi Reservoir
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