Phetchabun
Phetchabun, an ancient city with several interesting and important places such as Wat Mahathat and Si Thep Historical Park, has always proposed throughout her history. At present, it is famous for the fertile land for cultivation. The central part of the province is on the Pa Sak river basin with mountain ranges running along both the western and eastern sectors. Because of the fertility of the land, Phetchabun has always been an agriculturally productive area. Phichit is divided in to 8 Amphoes : Muang, Bang Mun Nak, Pho Prathap Chang, Pho Thale, Sam Ngam, Taphan Hin, Tap Khlo and Wang Sai Phun. and it is 344 kilometers north of Bangkok.
Distances from Amphoe Muang to Other Districts :
Lom Sak 44 kilometres
Khao Kho 47 kilometres
Chon Daen 52 kilometres
Lom Kao 55 kilometres
Nong Phai 56 kilometres
Wang Pong 70 kilometres
Bueng Sam Phan 83 kilometres
Wichian Buri 106 kilometres
Si Thep 123 kilometres
Nam Nao 140 kilometres
Phetchabun Attractions
First Nature trail
Forest of Changing Colour
Heaw Sai Waterfall
Khao Kho
Nam Nao National Park
Pha Lom Pha Kong
Phetchabun Town
Phu Hin Rong Kla National Park
Phu Khor View Point
Phu Pha Jit (Phu Dan E Pong)
Sai Thong Waterfall
Second Nature trail :
Song Nang Waterfall
Suan Son Dong Bag view Point
Suan Son Phu Goom Kow View Point
Tad Mhok Waterfall
Tad Pran Ba Waterfall
Tam Par Hong View Point
Tam Yai Nam Nao Cave
Tat Mhok National Park
Than Tip Waterfall Forest Park
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