Ang Thong

  • Wat Khun Intapramun is one of the oldest temples. It houses the large reclining Buddha statue called Phra Sri Muang Thong.
  • Wat Pamok Worawiharn is an ancient temple dating back to the Sukhothai period. It houses a large reclining Buddha statue.
  • The Doll Centre at the Court of Ban Bangsadet is a project initiated by Her Majesty the Queen to provide people with an additional source of income.
  • Wat Riwwa features a natural bird garden. There are many open-billed pigeons, herons, cormorants, kingfishers, shrikes, etc.
  • The basket-weaving village of Ban Bangchaocha is the center of the important and famous basket weaving industry of Ang Thong province.

    • Ang Thong Province is a small province in the central lowlands of Bangkok. Located not far from Bangkok, it makes for a great day trip. It is home to significant landmarks that reflect the region's history, religion, culture, way of life, and folk wisdom. Ang Thong boasts a wealth of temples of historical importance—over 200 beautiful temples. The province is also known for its diverse local handicrafts, including the production of royal dolls, drums, mud bricks, and basketry. It is also considered the cradle of folk music. In some villages, vast fields of flowers, including marigolds and sunflowers, are becoming popular tourist destinations.

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