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แอดฯ กำลังบอกว่า หากใครเดินทางโดยรถยนต์(ขับรถ) เห็นป้ายบอกทาง สถานที่เหล่านี้ พึงรับรู้เลยได้ว่า เรากำลังเที่ยวข้ามภาค ตามพิกัดที่แอดฯให้ด้านล่าง (ตามแผนที่) ได้เลย

Khao Pho Temple

Khao Pho Temple is one of the important temples in Bang Saphan District that the locals have revered for a long time. It is located in a tranquil area surrounded by tall, shady trees that offer coolness to all visitors. Tourists and meditators alike appreciate the relaxing atmosphere of this temple.
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Chansen Ancient City

Chansen Ancient City is a living chapter of Nakhon Sawan’s history, reflecting the prosperity of early agricultural communities and regional trade networks in central Thailand.
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Phu Tubberk

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Khao Yai National Park

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The park features a mix of evergreen forests, grassland... read more