Provinces in Central Thailand
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🏙️Bangkok
The capital where old temples, high-rises, and street food share the same soi
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🛶Nonthaburi
A Chao Phraya riverside town that blends seamlessly into Bangkok
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🎢Pathum Thani
Rangsit at the end of the train line, canal-side rice fields, theme parks, and a big science museum
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⚓Samut Prakan
The river-mouth town on the Gulf of Thailand, with old forts, the Ancient City, and seaside fish markets
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🦐Samut Sakhon
Mahachai, the port town on the Gulf with a huge fish market, salt flats, and fresh seafood
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🚂Samut Songkhram
The small riverside town of Mae Klong, where three waters meet — home to the Maeklong Railway Market, Amphawa Floating Market, and coconut groves everywhere
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🛕Nakhon Pathom
Home of the giant Phra Pathom Chedi, next door to Bangkok, with old markets, floating markets, and loads of famous food
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🛕Ayutthaya
A former royal capital and World Heritage city — wander old temple ruins and cycle the island.
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🛕Ang Thong
A flat river plain with a giant Buddha, old temples, craft villages, and life along the Chao Phraya
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🐒Lopburi
City of monkeys and King Narai's palace, with sunflower fields in the cool season
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🐟Sing Buri
Home of the Bang Rachan heroes, Mae La snakehead fish, and old temples along the Chao Phraya River
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🦜Chai Nat
A Chao Phraya riverside town with a bird park, a big dam, and the old town of Sankhaburi
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🐄Saraburi
Home of the Buddha's Footprint, Muak Lek milk, and waterfalls at the foot of Khao Yai
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🐃Suphan Buri
An old town on the Tha Chin River — home of luk thung music, century-old markets, and a city where everything worth seeing sits close together
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💦Nakhon Nayok
Waterfall country at the foot of Khao Yai near Bangkok, with rafting, camping, and local fruit
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