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Chanthaburi Province And Thailand Tourist Attractions
Chanthaburi province is located near Bangkok and it 245 kilometers from the capital. Chanthaburi province is famous for its Thai gem mining center, varieties of tropical fruits and woven reed mats. Of course, one should not forget the natural beauty and the historical attractions of Chanthaburi province. More...
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Eastern Province of Thailand:
Rayong Province And Thailand Tourist Attractions
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Rayong province is some 179 kilometers from Bangkok on the east coast of Thailand. Rayong is famous for its extensive coastline which extends to nearly 100 kilometers. Rayong is divided into 6 administrative districts.
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Sa Kaeo Province And Thailand Tourist Attractions
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Sa Kaeo province is on the eastern border of Thailand and it is a popular trading center. It is east of Bangkok and is 245 kilometers from the capital of Thailand. Sa Kaeo has a long history dating back to Suwannaphum and Dawarati periods, and one can find archeological sites of Kher arts and stone inscriptions.
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Trat Province And Thailand Tourist Attractions
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Trat province is the easternmost province in Thailand and it is 315 kilometers southeast of Bangkok. It is believed that the province got its name from Krat tree, which are plentiful and are used in the production of brooms. Trat is believed to a corruption of Krat.
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Chonburi Province And Thailand Tourist Attractions
| Chonburi province is on the eastern coast of Thailand and is popular as a weekend getaway because of its proximity to Bangkok. Chonburi province has beautiful beaches and one the most famous beach resorts of the world, Pattaya, is located here.More... |
Prachinburi Province And Thailand Tourist Attractions
Prachinburi province is just 134 kilometers from Bangkok and it covers an area of approximately 11,957 square kilometers. Prachinburi is administratively divided into 7 districts, namely Muang, Ban Sang, Kabin Buri, Na Di, Prachantakham, Si Maha Phot and Si Mahosot.More...
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