Phichit

  • Relax at Bueng Si Fai
  • Visit the Chaloem Phrakiat Aquarium
  • Longboat races in September

    • The province of Phichit in southern Thailand is also known to many as "Chalawan City" (Crocodile City), as it is considered the birthplace of the legend of Krai Thong, who slayed the crocodile. Phichit's old city still boasts archaeological sites dating back to the period between Sukhothai and Ayutthaya, including city walls, moats, pagodas, an arboretum, and caves. Among its priceless temples are Wat Tha Luang, Wat Khao Rupang, Wat Pho Prathap Chang, and Wat Sukumaram. Another landmark and symbol of the province is Bueng Si Fai, the largest freshwater spring in the country. Here, a peaceful atmosphere prevails, ideal for relaxation or enjoying the sunset. Furthermore, Phichit's cultural heritage is closely intertwined with the present day, as exemplified by the old Wang Krod market, where traditional ways of life and customs are still preserved. Another source of pride for the Phichit people, known throughout the country, is the longboat race, which is usually held with great enthusiasm in September.

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