Chao Phraya Basin - LocalCityGuide

The Chao Phraya Basin or South Central Plains is the historic heartland of Thailand, mostly visited for Bangkok and the archaeological sites of Ayutthaya and Lopburi.

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14°46′12″N 100°24′36″E

Map of Chao Phraya Basin

14.5926100.45741 Ang Thong
14.359359100.5761452 Ayutthaya
14.219954100.5812913 Bang Pa-In
15.187222100.1283334 Chainat
14.84166799.6972225 Dan Chang
14.8100.6269446 Lopburi
14.203056101.2157 Nakhon Nayok
14.528611100.9113898 Saraburi
14.891111100.4030569 Sing Buri
14.4675100.11694410 Suphanburi

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13.906936100.4733151 Ko Kret, an island in the Chao Phraya River.
14.726111101.1891672 Namtok Chet Sao Noi National Park
14.90999.463 Phu Toei National Park has rugged mountain ranges, with its highest peak, Khao Thewada, reaching 1,123 m

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Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok city.

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