Pattani
Pattani is both the name of the province in southern Thailand and its capital city. The province lies along the two major rivers, the Tani and the Sai Buri, and covers a relatively flat region with a 170-kilometer coastline on the Gulf of Thailand. It is home to outstanding cultural sites such as the Krue Se Mosque and the Lim Kor Niao Shrine, as well as beautiful natural landscapes with forests, rivers, and the sea.
Pattani still preserves the ruins of an ancient city in Amphoe Yarang, which for centuries was an important port and a significant center for administration, trade, and culture. Among Pattani's attractions today are unspoiled nature, numerous historical sites, and a traditional culture that has benefited from the integration of Thai, Chinese, and Muslim settlers.
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