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Maps Of Kamphaeng Phet
Wat Phra Borom That :
Designated as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, Kamphaeng Phet is a remarkable province that houses the ancient remains of Sukhothai, the first Kingdom of Siam (present day Thailand). These remains provide a glimpse of ancient Thai civilization, its architecture and sculpture. More....
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Kamphang Phet Historical Park :
Kamphaeng Phet is an important province of immense historical significance situated 358 kilometers north of Bangkok. One major tourist attraction in this province is the Kamphaeng Phet Historical Park that is located 5 kilometers from the town of Kamphaeng Phet, along the Kamphaeng Phet-Phran Kratai road. More....
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Kamphaeng Phet Travel Information :
| Kamphaeng Phet Province is one the ancient regions of Thailand located on the northern banks of Ping River. Situated 358 kilometers from Bangkok, Kamphaeng Phet is divided into nine districts stretching over an area of 8,607 kilometers. More... |
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Kamphaeng Phet National Museum
Located behind the Wat Phra Kaeo is the Kamphaeng Phet National Museum. The museum is located amidst the ruins of ancient city of Kamphaeng Phet inside the Kamphaeng Phet Historical Park.
Opened during 1970, Kamphaeng Phet National museum houses an impressive collection of artifacts that were unearthed from the archaeological excavations conducted in and around the Kamphaeng Phet Historical Park. Many of these provided insights into art and architecture that were prevalent during the Sukhothai period. Apart from this, the museum also houses collections from the neighboring provinces and regions of Kamphaeng Phet, including decorative terracotta images from old temple and the Buddha images from the ancient Sukhothai period. More...
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Thai & Asian Girls Photo Gallery
Wat Phra Kaeo Kamphaeng Phet:
One of the most important tourist attractions in Kampheang Phet is Wat Phra Kaeo, an important Buddhist monastery and a prominent world heritage site of immense historical significance. This large temple is situated next to Wat Phra That in a place that was once considered to be the location of the royal palace. More. |
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