PHETCHABURI
Situated on the western shores of the Gulf of Thailand,
Phetchaburi is best known for its beach resort of Cha-am , an established favourite
for family vacations by the sea.
Aside from its long sandy beach , the province also boats
both historical and scenic attractions of considerable interest.Phetchaburi
town, today a small provincial capital, has a distinguish history as witnesses
in ancient Khmer ruins and a number of venerable temples, including Wat Yai
Suwannaram and Wat Ko Kaeo Suttharam, which contain some fine mural
paintings.There is also a 19th century hilltop palace built by King
Rama IV and an enchanting grotto enshrining Buddha images.
The provinces ‘s
natural beauty is best showcases at Kaeng Krachan National Park, Thailand’s
largest protected area covering 2920 sq km of well watered forested hills and
valleys.It also home to some 40 mammal
species, including Malaysian sun bear, Asiatic black bear, clouded leopard,
tiger and elephant. The park also encompasses the scenic 45 sqkm Kaeng Krachan
Reservoir.
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