Nakhon sawan
Nakhon Sawan is in the lower northern part of the country between the North and the Central Region. It is regarded as “the doorway to the North” and it is the hub of transportation in the Lower North. Nakhon Sawan has many scenic attractions and is noted for its large marsh area “Bung Boraphet” which abounds with “Sua” fish, a special delicacy of the Thai people. Covering an area of 9,597.7 square kilometers, Nakhon Sawan is located 240 kms. from Bangkok, and administratively divided into 12 Amphoes and 1 King Amphoe : Muang, Nong Bua, Chumsaeng, Baphot Phisai, Latyao, Phayuha Khiri, Krok Phra, Tha Tako, Takhil, Phaisali, Takfa, Kao Lieo and King Amphoe Mae Wong. buildings. Nakhon Sawan is in the lower northern part of the country between the North and the Central Region. It is regarded as “the doorway to the North” and it is the hub of transportation in the Lower North.
Nakhon sawan Attractions
Boh Ya Cave
Bung Boraphet
Dawdung Cave
Khao Luang Forest Park
Khao Luang Summit
Khao Phra Cave
Nakhon Sawan Town
Pradap Petch Cave
Prakai Petch Cave
Thampetch-Thamthong Forest Park
Wang Khai Muk Cave
Wat Chansen Museum
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