Wat Phra Bat Ming Muang
Iocated on Charoen Nakhon Road near the town hall was built in 1995 by combining two ancient temples. There is
Read moreAn old and important community of Northern Thailand, Phrae was founded after Chiang Mai had been established as the capital of the Lanna Thai kingdom. With one of the largest reserves of teak forests in the country, it is located on the banks of the Yom River, some 550 kilometres from Bangkok.
Phrae covers an area about 6,538 square kilometres and surrounded on all sides by mountains with level plains in the middle.
Phrae is administratively divided into the following districts: Muang, Sung Men, Den Chai, Long, Wang Chin, Song, Rong Kwang and Nong Muang Khai.
Iocated on Charoen Nakhon Road near the town hall was built in 1995 by combining two ancient temples. There is
Read moresituated on Khum Doem Road in town centre, features an inscription stone with ancient Thai scripts of the Sukhothai period
Read moreLocated on Nam Khu Road next to the city moats is Wat Sa Bo Kaeo a temple with several exotic
Read moreJust one kilometre from the town hall on Yantrakit Koson Road is Wat Chom Sawan a Burmese architectural style temple.
Read moreAbout 4 kilometres away on Highway No. 101 (Phrae-Nan) is Ban Thung Hong a village noted for the making of
Read morespecialises in making metal agricultural tools using traditional production method. The village can be reached by taking Highway No. 101
Read moreat Tambon Thin of Muang district is a village which collects and exchanges second-hand household utensils for daily use. It
Read moreAbout 12 kilometres out of town, and with a further 6 kilometres after a right turn, is the Phae Muang
Read moreA small, 2-level waterfall, Nam Tok Mae Khaem is located at Tambon Suan Khuan. To reach it, go on the
Read moreThree kilometres from Phra that Cho Hae is Wat Phra That Chom Chaeng, some 10 kilometres from town. Built in
Read moreis about 4 kilometres from the Phrae town hall on Highway No. 101. Governor of the town during 1897-1902, he
Read morein the same compound as the Ban Fai garden restaurant three kilometres from town on the Phrae-Sung Men road, is
Read moreAbout 9 kilometres to the south of town on Highway No. 101 in Sung Men district is the Hua Dong
Read moreSome 700 metres off Highway No. 101 at Ban Hua Dong is Wat Phra Luang. It features a Sukhothai-style Chedi
Read more3 kilometres from Den Chai district, or some 2 kilometres from the provincial town, is Wat Phra That Suthon Mongkhon
Read moreA leading attraction, Kaeng Luang is located in Tambon Ban Pin, Long district. To get there, go on the Phrae-Lampang
Read moresome 45 kilometres from the provincial town on Highway No. 1023, is the site of a centuries old community since
Read moreThere is a huge gold Chedi housing a Holy Relic at Wat Phra That Si Don Kham. Legend has it
Read moreis about 70 kilometres from the provincial town in Wang Chin district. It can be reached by taking Highway No.
Read moreLocates in Tambon Nam Rat of Nong Muang Khai district in Tham Cham Pu, some 17 kilometres from town and
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