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The Route Around Songkhla Lake

| March 8, 2016

Driving around Songkhla Lake is easy, since all major roads are connected with one another, and they are asphalted. Various tourist sites are accessible by car. The route around Songkhla lake spreads across three provinces, namely Songkhla, Nakhon Si Thammarat, and Phatthalung, which are recognized as a southern rice bowl. Starting from the town of Songkhla. drive to the North on Highway No.408 lying in parallel with Sathing Phra Peninsula of Songkhla, with the Gulf of Thailand on the right …

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Khao Sok – Khlong Saeng – Khlong Phanom Surat Thani Thailand’s Amazing Route Through Virgin Forest

| March 8, 2016

For motorists who admire the mountainous scenery in a virgin forest in southern Thailand. Surat Thani Province is one of the best choices to visit. It is pleasant to drive along Highway 401. which is a roundabout way across the Phuket mountain range ending in Takua Pa District of Phang-nga Province. The natural scenery along the route is truly breathtaking. The largest forest area in the South is found in Surat Thani. It is rich in biodiversity and is home …

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The Emerald Route of the South Around Khao Luang in Nakhon Si Thammarat

| March 8, 2016

Nakhon Si Thammarat is the second largest province in Southern Thailand. with archeological evidence of ancient settlements dating back more than 4.000 years Standing prominently in the city is Phra Borommathat Chedi or Phra That Muang Khon. the pagoda of the holy relics. greatly revered by all Buddhists. The city is rich in natural resources. on land and in the sea. The lush evergreen rainforests conceal wholesome waterfalls such as Karam, Phromalok, Ai Khieo, Si Khit, Khao Nan and Krung …

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The Fascinating Route Around Trang

| March 8, 2016

As a traditional trade center, Trang is wealthy, with good and welt – maintained road system, comfortably toured by two or four-wheel drive cars. Roads in the town are broad, while those outside the town are two-lane asphalt roads, with light traffic. Trang, however, is influenced by The Southwest monsoon from April to December, and can be quite wet. Checking the lower body, tires, and brake fluid would make you more confident at the wheel.
The excursion route around Trang …

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World Heritage Route Ayutthaya

| March 7, 2016

Mentioning the old capital Ayutthaya. and the people’s minds turn to the glorious temples and palaces. elaborately built and decorated. housing fine Buddha images that defy all descriptions. Ayutthaya is a World Heritage Site that all Thais are proud of. This World Heritage route to Ayutthaya. only 70 kilometers from Bangkok. is taking you through the past glory of the Golden Age of Thai culture.
Starting on Highway No.32 heading north, turn left at the multi-level intersection into Ayutthaya at …

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The Emerald Ring of the Northeast 3 Lofty Hills of Loei

| March 7, 2016

“The Town Amid Rolling Hills the Coldest Place in Siam” is “Loei” at the northern tip of the Northeast. Today. the surrounding hills are no barriers for tourists heading for Loei each year. Improved communication routes bring in ever-increasing visitors. especially during wintertime. when the icy cold weather from the northern hemisphere moves in from China. and the temperature plummets to 3 degree Celsius below zero. with frost formed on grass leaves and tree branches. called by local people “Mae …

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Across Thanon Thongchai Mountain Range to Tak the Splendor of the Western Forestland

| March 7, 2016

Even though the entire route over Thanon Thongchai Mountain Range is presently in good condition, the difficult terrain through which it traverses makes it legendary as a big test for motorists. The rolling hills also provide a breath-taking view all through the route. Needless to say, you and your car need to be fully prepared and in tip-top condition.
Starting at the intersection into Highway 105, to the left of Highway 1 before reaching the city of Tak, the winding …

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Across Phetchabun Mountain Range From Khao Kho to Thung Salaeng Luang and Phu Hin Rong Kla

| March 7, 2016

From the Miracle Slope, drive further for about 8.5 kilometers to reach “Agricultural Bazaar” with stalls selling fresh produce and open halls as rest places where fresh brewed Arabica coffee is served. The view of Khao Kho Palace in the beautiful natural surrounding is clearly seen from this pleasant spot. During November to April, fresh fruits such as orange, logan, sweet tamarind, passion fruit, and various vegetables are on sale in abundance.
Not far from the Bazaar, one finds a …

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The Route Around Nakhon Sawan Kamphaeng Phet and Uthai Thani

| March 4, 2016

Starting on Highway No.1 from Bangkok, head north to Nakhon Sawan, and make the first stop at Boraphet Marsh, the largest freshwater marsh of the country, covering a vast area of over 53,094 acres. It is known otherwise as “The Northern Sea” or “The Great Marsh”. There are as many as 44 plant species and 148 animal species in the area, including the rare bird such as Gurney Pitta “Princess Sirindhorn” and the rare fish. tiger perch. From November …

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Roundabout in the Cradle of Civilization World Heritage Sites

| March 4, 2016

The trip starts from Bangkok on Highway No.1 through Nakhon Sawan, heading fro Kamphaeng Phet, a comfortable drive of 4 hours. About 18 kilometers before reaching Kamphaeng Phet, turn right into Traitrueng, the oldest city in Kamphaeng Phet, founded by King Chaisiri around the 7th century.
Turning back to Highway No.1, before reaching the city of Kamphaeng Phet, one comes across symbols of Kamphaeng Phet, a massive laterite fort of European style, built during the Ayutthaya Period, known as Thung …

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