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Wat Phra Mahathat Wat Phra Mahathat Woramahavihan to give it the full name, is the latest addition to Thailand’s UNESCO World Heritage list, coming hot on the heels of 2024’s mixed prehistoric, Dvaravati and Khmer site Phu Phrabat. The ancient temple, or monastery, is Thailand’s 9th site and the first in the southern region of the country. We’ve covered existing…

Thailand Museums Our Thailand museums post doesn’t pretend to be a ‘best of’ list – there are simply too many and obviously we haven’t visited every one – nor is it necessarily our 10 favourites (along the lines of our recent Cambodia museums and Vietnam museums posts). We’ll include a few of the most famous – mainly Bangkok and Chiang…

Cheow Lan Lake Cheow Lan Lake covers some 185 square kilometres of Khao Sok National Park, located in South Thailand’s Surat Thani Province, and features some of the country’s most spectacular limestone landscapes. The Lake was formed in 1987 after the construction of the Rajjaprabha Dam and as such could be sited as one of the rare examples of natural…

Trang Province South Thailand’s Trang Province and islands occupy a stretch of scenic Andaman Sea coastline between popular Krabi to the north and less-visited Satun further south on the Malaysian border. Extensive areas of well-preserved mangroves line sections of the coast while in the interior, jungle-clad mountains, featuring several spectacular waterfalls, reach up to the peninsula’s central watershed beyond which,…

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