Sukhothai Hotels in Thailand

literally means "Dawn of Happiness" with an area of 6,596 sq.kms., is about 427 km (267 miles) north of Bangkok and was founded in 1238. Sukhothai was the capital of Thailand for approximately 120 years.

Lampang Hotels in Thailand

has the horse carriage as its symbol having monasteries built in Burmese and Lanna Thai style architectures and its famous place, well know all over the world, is the Thai Elephant Conservation Center. Lampang Is located some 599 Kms. from Bangkok.

Petchaboon Hotels in Thailand

located in the lower northern part of Thailand, 346 kms. from Bangkok. Phetchabun, an ancient city with several interesting and important places such as Wat Mahathat and Si Thep Historical Park, has always proposed throughout her history. At present, it is famous for the fertile land for cultivation. The renowned fruit is sweet tamarind.

Phitsanulok Hotels in Thailand

The riverside provincial capital is 377 km. North of Bangkok. Phitsanulok is situated on the geographical and administrative line uniting the central and northern regions.

Tak Hotels in Thailand

is the central province for development of Northern Thailand, also being the communication center of the North having an Asian Highway passing through Myanma Thai border into Thailand at Amphoe Mae Sot. Itis located 426 kms. from Bangkok.

Kamphaeng Phet Hotels in Thailand

is an important province. During the Sukhothai era, it was a town whose status was recognized as that of the crown ruling town, it is presumed to have been established in 1347 during the Reign of King Ler Thai, the 4th King of the Sukhothai dynasty and it was called "Cha Kang Rao and "Nakhon Chum" Kamphaeng Phet occupies an area of 8,607.5 square kilometers and is located 358 kms. from Bangkok. This province is in the lower Northern Region, having its territory bordering on: Tak and Sukhothai .

Lamphun Hotels in Thailand

Lamphun is located in the river valley of the Ping River, surrounded by mountain chains. Under its old name of Haripunchai, Lamphun was the northernmost city of the Mon kingdom of the Dvaravati period, and also the last to fall to the Thai. In the late 12th century it came under siege from the Khmer, but did not fall. However in 1281 King Mengrai of Lannathai finally seized the city, and made it part of his kingdom.

Uthai Thani

The southernmost of the northern provinces, Uthai Thani only becomes mountainous in the western parts the location of the Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary that merges with the Thung Yai Naresuan Sanctuary to create the largest protected animal reserve in Southeast Asia. The town is located on the bank of the Chao Phraya River.