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Wat Ratchaburana

Founded in 1424 in Ayutthaya, Wat Ratchaburana houses a restored prang, rare funeral frescoes and the memory of a royal gold treasure.

ArchaeologyCulture & Heritage

Attraction

Mae Hong Son

Tham Lod Cave

A limestone cavity stretching 1,666 m and traversed by the Nam Lang River, a Hoabinhian archaeological site featuring Lawa coffins, located near Pang Mapha in Mae Hong Son province.

ArchaeologyEthnic Minorities

Attraction

Prasat Phnom Rung

A Khmer sanctuary built atop an extinct volcano in Buriram, Prasat Phnom Rung impresses with its architecture, intricately carved lintels, and remarkable solar alignment.

UNESCO SitesArchaeology

Attraction

Nakhon Ratchasima

Prasat Hin Phimai

A vast 11th-century Khmer complex in Issan, Prasat Hin Phimai preserves three prangs and a unique Hindu-Buddhist iconography found nowhere else in Thailand.

ArchaeologyCulture & Heritage

Attraction

Bangkok

Ban Chiang Archaeological Site

East of Udon Thani, the UNESCO site of Ban Chiang documents a 4,000-year-old agro-pastoral civilization through its pottery and burial grounds.

UNESCO SitesArchaeology

Destination

Province De Songkhla

Songkhla

Between an immense lake and the Gulf of Thailand, Songkhla cultivates a rare charm: beaches, an eclectic old town, and lagoons dotted with islets to explore by boat.

ArchaeologyIslands

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