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Central Plains is the central region of Thailand, an endless plain dominated by the giant urban agglomeration of Bangkok.

[edit] Regions

• Bangkok Metropolitan Area
• Chao Phraya Basin
• Western Thailand

[edit] Cities

• Ayutthaya - ancient capital built from red brick
• Bangkok - Thailand's largest city by far, a sprawling metropolis of wealth, squalor, culture and sin
• Hua Hin - Thailand's oldest beach resort, now hip again
• Kanchanaburi - gateway to the foothills of Western Thailand and site of the Bridge over the River Kwai
• Lopburi - known for it's khmer temples and crab-eating macaques
• Nakhon Pathom - Thailand's oldest city and site of the world's largest stupa
• Nonthaburi - the second largest city of Thailand, actually a suburb of Bangkok
• Phetchaburi - provincial city infamous for political assassinations
• Rangsit - Bangkok exurb known mostly for its huge shopping malls

[edit] Other destinations

• Amphawa - most authentic floating market near Samut Songkhram
• Bang Pa-In - eccentric royal palace to the south of Ayutthaya
• Damnoen Saduak - picture-perfect floating market on tourist steroids
• Ko Kret - rustic little pottery island to the north of Bangkok
• Thungyai-Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuaries - the largest in South-East Asia, a UNESCO World Heritage site

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[edit] Talk

[edit] Get in

[edit] Get around

[edit][add listing] See

[edit][add listing] Do

• Golf - see Golf in Thailand - Central region

[edit][add listing] Eat

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[edit] Get out

• North Thailand
• Isaan (North-East Thailand)
• East Thailand
• South Thailand

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