#Leave the center of Che Keng
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Leave the Center of Che KengThe best souvenir from Khao Yai "Che Keng" is Thailand’s leading manufacturer of Chinese sausages made of pork, fish, and chicken including various types of sour pork, and pork jerky. It is also the inventor of many processed foods.
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Baan Namphrik KaosauyChan Food Set (Sabieng Chan Set)
In Love Leave Wrap (Mieng In Love)
Rice and Fish (Kin Kao Kin Pla)
Butsaba Roll
Rice Noodle with Fish Curry
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Ho Trai Nong KhuluNong Khu Lu’s Tripitaka hall is located in Khu Lu pond. It is Isaan-styled architecture, made from wood and was built to keep palm-leave scripture.
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LaluIt is a natural phenomenon resulting from rain erosion, land subsidence etc. Due to the hardness of the soil, wind erosion could only leave it with various patterns and forms. Some look similar to the wall or cliff.
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Ko Chueak-Ko WaenSmall islands between Ko Muk and Ko Kradan, the islands are blessed with amazingly colorful shallow and deepwater corals that are the habitat of many types of fish. Visitors can take boats from Pak Meng Pier to the islands. Boats leave regularly...
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Leave the busy life behind…and enjoy the slower rhythm in Nakhon Sawanwe recommend staying in one of the following hotels to get the best experience, complete with full facilities, services, and convenient locations.
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TINY LAMPHUN AND ITS BIG HISTORYOne of the smallest provinces in Thailand, the quiet town of Lamphun is charming and rich in history.
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TINY LAMPHUN AND ITS BIG HISTORYOne of the smallest provinces in Thailand, the quiet town of Lamphun is charming and rich in history.
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KrabiKrabi is famous for its scenic view and breathtaking beaches and islands. Its coral reef vistas are also one of the world’s most beautiful, which makes the city a great spot for coral diving.With attractions including hot springs, a wildlife...
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Mountain Savouring the Greens at Doi Inthanon, Chiang MaiDubbed as Thailand's roof for its height, Doi Inthanon National Park in Chiang Mai, covering a massive area of almost 500 square kilometres