Chao Phraya Basin

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°25′48″N 100°25′37″E

Map of Chao Phraya Basin

14.5926100.45741 Ang Thong
14.359359100.5761452 Ayutthaya
14.219954100.5812913 Bang Pa-In
13.75100.5166674 Bangkok
15.187222100.1283335 Chainat
14.84166799.6972226 Dan Chang
14.8100.6269447 Lopburi
14.203056101.2158 Nakhon Nayok
13.866667100.5166679 Nonthaburi
14.051111100.48277810 Pathum Thani
13.987034100.60948511 Rangsit
13.6004100.596412 Samut Prakan — home to the Erawan Museum and Ancient Siam
14.528611100.91138913 Saraburi
14.891111100.40305614 Sing Buri
14.4675100.11694415 Suphanburi

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13.906936100.4733151 Ko Kret

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Suvarnabhumi Airport

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