Central Thailand: Old Capitals, Rivers & Cafes
Central Thailand spreads across the Chao Phraya plains, with World Heritage cities like Ayutthaya and Sukhothai, floating markets and riverside cafes. Most spots are an easy trip from Bangkok; choose a province to see restaurants, stays and temples.
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TravelWat Sam Phran: Spectacular, Worth Seeing with Your Own Eyes
TravelSuan Khai Wa – Wanna Come Along? Let's Go Camping!
TravelPhra Pathom Chedi: Paying Respect at Thailand's Largest Stupa
RestaurantsLamoonta Cafe: Easy on the Eyes, Gentle on the Heart
RestaurantsJinLong House, Authentic-Tasting Chinese Food Done Right
RestaurantsKin Bamee Kai Kai Yoem: Chewy Egg Noodles You'll Keep Coming Back For
RestaurantsNai Bueak Noodles: Nakhon Pathom Noodles That Need No Seasoning
CafesChubby Dough: Super Cute Donuts Sweet Lovers Cannot Miss
RestaurantsKrua Kru Or: A Relaxed Garden Restaurant in a Mayongchid Orchard
RestaurantsSian Tum: Fiery, Zesty Thai Salads at a Top Spot in Bang Yai
RestaurantsYentafo Po Taek, a Must-Try for Noodle Lovers in Sam Phran
RestaurantsSom Tam Hong Hoen Fah: Seriously Spicy Papaya Salad
RestaurantsPa Boonlom Seafood Buffet, All You Can Eat in Samut Prakan
CafesRojjana Cafe: Relaxed Vibes in the Rice Fields near Wat Lat Pla Duk
RestaurantsSaowaree Boat Noodles at Central Westgate, from Just 18 THB
RestaurantsMuek Lung Dej: Fresh, Firm Grilled Squid with a Spicy Dip
TravelBang Kachao: Nature Next to Bangkok That Refreshes Your Day
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