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Si Satchanalai & Chaliang Historical park: well worth the detour

By Lung Jan
Posted in Background, Sights, History, Our story, Monuments, Temples, thai tips, theme park
Tags: Chaliang, Historical park, And Satchanalai, Wat Chedi Chet Thaew, Wat Phra Si Ratana Mahathat

October 22, 2024

The 45 km² large Si Satchanalai Historical Park is an attractive and, above all, a full-fledged initiative for the Sukhothai Historical Park. This Unesco World Heritage Site is located about 70 km north of Sukhothai. The big difference with the Sukhothai Historical Park is that it is a lot less crowded here and that most of the ruins are located in a much more wooded and therefore shadier area, which makes a visit in the hot dog days a lot more pleasant.

Phanthai Norasing Historical Park in Samut Sakhon

By Gringo
Posted in Background, Sights, National parks
Tags: Historical park, Phanthai Norasing, Samut Sakhon Province

6 September 2021

A news report from last week showed a video of a pickup truck skidding narrowly to miss a passing woman. Not exactly world news, but it happened in a sub-district of Samut Sakhon called Phantai Norasing. The message did mention that there was a local legend associated with the sub-district and its naming, and that's when things got interesting.

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Si Satchanalai & Chaliang Historical park: well worth the detour

Phanthai Norasing Historical Park in Samut Sakhon