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Naresuan Cave In the Noen Maprang district. Covering an area of 1,775 rai, this area is a limestone peak with a peak of 236 meters, with steep cliffs. The erosion of rain water over millions of years. The caves are numerous throughout the area. You can walk to the other side of the mountain. Fossils and coral reefs are also found. This area was once the sea. There are also prehistoric pa...
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Wat Phra Sri Rattana Mahathat Woramahawihan, or Wat Yai, was founded around 1357 CE (B.E. 1900) along with the establishment of Phitsanulok city. It serves as the spiritual heart of the city and Northern Thailand, revered by locals and visitors nationwide.
The temple’s centerpiece is the Phra Phutthachinnarat (Phra Buddha Chinnarat) — a large bronze Buddha statue cast in the Sukhothai ... read more
The temple’s centerpiece is the Phra Phutthachinnarat (Phra Buddha Chinnarat) — a large bronze Buddha statue cast in the Sukhothai ... read more
Phitsanulok Walking Street is the most vibrant gathering spot every Saturday evening, located on the beautiful Phuttha Bucha Road along the Nan River. The market begins in front of Wat Ratchaburana and stretches all the way to the Clock Tower roundabout. More than just a marketplace, this area serves as a creative space and a major leisure spot for locals. The layout is well-organized and easy to ...
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Lan Hin Pum is the iconic landmark of Phu Hin Rong Kla National Park. It features a vast stone plain along a cliffside covered with unique, rounded rock outcrops. This natural phenomenon was created by millions of years of erosion caused by wind and water, resulting in these mysterious and exotic formations. Historically, this area served as a recovery spot for the wounded members of the Comm...
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Chu Thong Cliff is a significant landmark located just 500 meters from Lan Hin Pum. It is a steep cliff that juts out over the landscape, offering a clear and breathtaking view of the lush green valleys below. In the past, this spot was more than just a viewpoint; it held great importance in Thai political history as the site where the Communist Party of Thailand would raise a red flag ...
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Situated less than half kilometer northwest from headquarters in Lan Hin Taek area, this view point is famuous for it's strange rock formations and the viewpoint over the landscape west from the national park....
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The red waterfall is the largest and most beautiful waterfall of the park. It has 32 floors, and from a survey of experts from France and geologists from Thailand, found that the stone slab of waterfall cascade. There are more than 20 footprints of dinosaur footprints present. Travel to the waterfall now. Done by foot only....
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Waterfall is like step 3 steps 70 meters height is beautiful stone pattern in the rainy season, the water is much more than the other side. Suitable for families to picnic.
Located in Thung Salaeng Luang National Park. Phitsanulok Road - Lom Sak
Drive to Lom Sak District, Phetchabun Province, about 71 - 72 km. Can drive a car park near the waterfall.
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Located in Thung Salaeng Luang National Park. Phitsanulok Road - Lom Sak
Drive to Lom Sak District, Phetchabun Province, about 71 - 72 km. Can drive a car park near the waterfall.
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Phu Soi Dao National Park is the ultimate pride of the Thai trekking scene, especially during the rainy season when lush greenery covers every inch of the landscape. The journey begins with a heart-pounding trek through five brutal hills, starting from Sending Relatives Hill all the way to Death Hill (Neun Morana)a slope so steep that your face almost touches your knees. However, this is the perfe...
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