Central

The central area consists of 21 provinces and 1 special administrative area, namely, Kanchanaburi, Chachoengsao, Chai Nat, Nakhon Nayok, Nakhon Pathom, Nonthaburi, Pathum Thani, Prachuap Khiri Khan, Prachinburi, Phranakhon Si Ayutthaya, Petchaburi, Ratchaburi, Lop Buri, Samut Prakan, Samut Songkhram, Samut Sakhon, Sa Kaeo, Saraburi, Singburi, Suphan Buri and Ang Thong. Not counted as provinces Because it is a special administrative area..

North

The landscape of the north is a mountain range stretching from north to south. The major mountains are: Mountain Thongchai mountain range is the largest and longest mountain range in the North. The highest peak in the country. Doi Inthanon Mountain In Chiang Mai Dan Lao mountains border Thai and Burma. It is the second highest peak in the country. Top Mountain Cover Blanket Cover Located in Mae Ai district Chiang Mai is the third highest in Chiang Mai. And also Khun Tan mountain range. Western ghost mountain range. This mountain is between the river. Wang Yom River Eastern Ghost Mountain Located between the Yom River and Nan River. Luang Prabang Hilltrips The boundary between Thailand and Laos, these mountains are composed of many large mountains, such as Doi Inthanon, Doi Khun Tan, Phu Chi Fa, Phu Pha Tang and also the address. Karen, Hmong, Miao, Yao, Akha and Lisu are inhabited by hilltribes, valley areas and the Ping River, Wang Yom, Nan, Kok River Basin and Nam Ing River, which are fertile and suitable for cultivation of rice and crops as well as timber. Variety effect

East

East is a very small area. It borders the Gulf of Thailand and Cambodia. There are many famous marine attractions such as Pattaya, Bang Saen, Ban Phe, Koh Samet, Koh Lan, Koh Chang, Laem Mae Phim, etc. It is also a large industrial area of ​​the country. There are many industrial estates. Most of the population consists of agriculture. Tourism Industry and Services.

NorthEast

Northeast It is a region or region of northeastern Thailand. On the Korat plateau, the Mekong River separates the north and east of the region. To the south to the Cambodian border. In the west, the Phetchabun Mountains and the Dong Phaya Yen Mountains are separated from the north and central. The main language of this region is the eastern dialect of Lao accent. But Central Thai is popular, especially in big cities. At the same time, Khmer Used in the South East. There are also many other dialects, such as Thai, Korat, Thai, Korat etc. The East has a unique cultural identity, such as food, language, music, dance and unique dance arts.

South

The South is a long spike stretching to the sea. There are two sides to open the sea to the two sides of the Gulf of Thailand, the South China Sea, the Pacific Ocean and the Andaman Sea. The Indian Ocean, the depths of the seashore, and the sheltered winds of the Big Isles are conducive to a seaport. There are so many foreigners who are native speakers, such as Malay, Arabs, Persians, Indians, South Indians, Javanese and Zhuangmen, as evidence of being a cultural exchange point and cultural community to this day.

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Ubon Ratchathani


A City of Beautiful Lotuses, a Two-colored River, Delicious Fish, Beaches and Rapids, Thai Scholars, Devout Buddhists, Finely Carved Candles, and Pre-historical Rock Paintings.
Located on the banks of the Mun River, Ubon Ratchathani is a large, provincial capital city whose history dates back around two centuries, officially in 1780 when King Taksin the Great appointed the region’s first ruler and awarded the city its name. The city was governed by four semi-autonomous rulers until 1882 when it was appointed a governor as part of the Kingdom Siam.

Located in the lower region of Northeastern Thailand, 629 kilometers from Bangkok, Ubon Ratchathani province features plateaus and mountain ranges with the Mun River running through the middle. Sandstone cliffs along the Mekong River serve as a natural border between Thailand and Laos. This region, where Ubon Ratchathani borders both Cambodia and Laos and the Mekong flows into Cambodia has been coined “the Emerald Triangle” in recognition of its magnificent green landscapes. Adding to Ubon Ratchathani’s natural appeal, Phu Chong Nayoi and Pha Taem National Parks are two of Isan’s most unspoiled and unvisited natural preserves.

Ubon Ratchathani province features plateaus and mountain ranges with the Mun River running through the middle. The region where Ubon Ratchathani borders both Cambodia and Laos has been coined “the Emerald Triangle” in recognition of its magnificent green landscapes. Adding to Ubon Ratchathani’s natural appeal, Phu Chong Nayoi and Pha Taem National Parks are two of Isan’s most unspoiled and unvisited natural preserves. Ubon Ratchathani, the north-east's largest city, is also a wonderful place to witness the annual candle festival, a charming Buddhist celebration.

 HOW TO GO
BY BUS
Buses depart from Bangkok’s Northern Bus Terminal (Mo Chit 2) to Ubon Ratchathani every day. Contact Transport Co. Ltd at Tel: 0 2936 2852-66 for more information.

 BY TRAIN
Regular trains depart from Bangkok’s Hua Lumphong Railway Station to Ubon Ratchathani every day. Call 1690, 0 2223 7010-20 for more information.

 BY AIR
Both Thai AirAsia and Thai Airways have daily flights connecting Bangkok to Ubon Ratchathani. For more information, contact Thai Airways at tel. 0-2280-0060, 0-2628-2000 / www.thaiairways.com, or ThaiAir Asia at 02 515 9999 / www.airasia.com.
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UBON RATCHATHANI CANDLE FESTIVAL

Ubon Ratchathani hosts the Candle Festival to mark the beginning of Buddhist Lent. This festival shows the people’s devotion to Buddhist tradition as well as their skills in carving magnificent candles. Buddhist Lent lasts 3 months and in this time the monks are confined to their temple grounds and dedicate their time to

study, meditation, and prayer. Originally, a bundle of small candles was presented to the monks along with other basic essentials to use during this period. Over time, people started to carve the candles into beautiful shapes and in the reign of King Rama V, the Candle Festival and competitions associated with it were established to find the most beautiful candle. The Candle Procession, which takes place on Khao Phansa Day, features the Royal Candle sent by H.M. the King, and the ornately carved beeswax candles made by the local people. These are paraded around the city streets on floats. There is also an International Wax Sculpture Competition in which artists from all over the world display their works. 



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Highlight: The candle competition features two categories of candles based on the method of decoration – beeswax candles carved on the surface, and candles with molded beeswax attached. The festival also includes a light and sound presentation, cultural shows, and displays of local artisans’ handcrafting and sculptures.

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SIAM TULIP FIELD FESTIVAL



arrived ! For many people waiting to admire the beauty of the Krachai flower with the "Festival of Krachai flower blooming year 2560" between June 1 to September 30, 2560 at Pa Hin Ngam National Park, Thephrodite National Park and Sai Thong National Park. Nong Bua Rawe District Chaiyaphum Province

 For the interior, in addition to the sweet flower field flowers. There are also various exhibitions, OTOP products and views of the land. Watch Bua Sawan and Lan Hin Ngam.

 For more information, please contact Thep Sathit Tel: 0 4485 7099, Chaiyaphum Provincial Administrative Organization Tel: 0 4481 1376, Sawai National Park Tel: 08 1877 8485 and Pa Hin Ngam National Park Tel: 0 4489 0105 or contact the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) Nakhon Ratchasima Office Tel. 0 4421 3666, 0 4421 3030

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Loei



City of the Sea of Mountains, Coldest Place in Siam, and Beautiful Flowers of Three Seasons.
Sharing a Mekong River border with Laos, Loei province is in many ways more similar to the north of Thailand than to the rest of Isan, even earning the nickname “the Mae Hong Son of the northeast.” Loei is an up-and-coming ecotourism region surrounded by undulating mountain ranges, abundant with various kinds of flora and capped with fog enshrouded summits. The most majestic mountains are Phu Kradueng, Phu Luang and Phu Ruea. However, while Loei features numerous outdoor activities and fascinating cultural attractions, tourism is relatively new to the province and the area is greatly unspoiled.

The temperature in Loei is generally cool thanks to the mountains and rivers it contains, but can get surprisingly cold in the winter and unbearably hot in the summer. Loei has unique cultures and traditions in addition to beautiful geographical surroundings, such as the colorful Phi Ta Khon Festival. There are many spectacular sights and exiting activities awaiting travelers to come and experience the miracle of this land.

Agriculture drives Loei’s economy, with villages primarily engaged in crops ranging from macadamia nuts, passion fruit, and Arabica coffee in the highlands to bananas, sesame, and rubber in the plains; however, thanks to its spectacular natural attractions, including several national parks and the Mekong River, Loei is an up and coming ecotourism destination. As a result of its natural beauty and unique mixture of northern and northeastern cultures, Loei is creating much the same buzz Mae Hong Song once did and tourists are taking note.
Key Tips

  • Loei is a province of extreme temperatures, check weather conditions and pack accordingly.

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    HOW TO GO
    BY BUS
    The Transport Co., Ltd. provides daily busses between Bangkok and Loei including both normal busses and air-conditioned coaches. The trip takes approximately 10 hours. For further information, please contact the Bangkok Northern Bus Terminal (Mo Chit 2), Kamphaeng Phet 2 Road, Tel. 0 2936 2841-8, 0 2936 2852-66 or visit www.transport.co.th. 

    Private bus companies servicing Loei include the following: 
    Chumpae Tour Ltd. Contact their Bangkok office at Tel. 0 2936 3842 or Loei office at Tel. 0 4283 2285
    Phet Prasoet Co., Ltd.’s Contact their Bangkok office at Tel. 0 2936 3230, Amphoe Phu Ruea Office at Tel. 0 4289 9386, Amphoe Dan Sai office at Tel. 0 4289 1908.

     BY TRAIN
    There is no railway station in Loei. However, visitors can take a train from Bangkok Railway Station (Hua Lumphong) to Udon Thani and then take a bus to Loei. For further information, please contact the State Railway of Thailand at Tel. 1690, 0 2233 7010, 0 2223 7020 or www.railway.co.th or the Udon Thani Railway Station at Tel. 0 4222 2061.

     BY AIR
    At present, there are no regular commercial flights to Loei. The nearest airport with regularly scheduled flights is Udon Thani, which is serviced by a number of domestic air carriers. From Udon Thani it is possible to get a bus or rent a car in order to travel to Loei.

     Attraction and Festival in Loei


    Loei

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    Muanmanee Boutique Hotel

    Price :38$-39$



    Phu Pha Nam Resort And Spa Loei


    Price:143$ - 144$



    The Stay Guest House Loei

    Price : 13$-34$


    Loei Village

    Price : 30$-150$
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