Phitsanulok
Phitsanulok Province is a prosperous city in many respects and a major tourist destination in Thailand. It is also known as "Muang Song Khwae" because it is traversed by two rivers: the Nan and the Kwai Noi. When visiting Phitsanulok, don't miss the magnificent Phra Buddha Chinnarat at Wat Phra Si Mahathat Woramahaviharn – considered the most beautiful Buddha statue in Thailand. The surrounding area offers numerous opportunities for experiencing nature. Whether it's swimming in the Chat Trakan Waterfall, gazing at the mist stretching to the horizon from the Nakorn Chum viewpoint, experiencing the local way of life amidst the mountains and vast rice paddies in the Noen Maprang district, rafting on the Huai Sam Ruak Reservoir, or embarking on a rafting adventure on the Khek River – Phitsanulok Province offers countless possibilities. Furthermore, it is home to historical sites such as Wat Chulamanee, which houses important Buddhist artifacts, including a replica of Phra Phutthabat's footprint in the ancient Khmer prang and the inscribed stone in the Mandapa wall. Other cultural attractions include the Chan Palace, Wat Rajabhat, and the Sergey Thawi Folklore Museum – a place that reflects the life and folk wisdom of the people of Phitsanulok.
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