Suphan Buri, Administrative province in central Thailand
Suphan Buri is an administrative division in central Thailand that includes rice plains, northern mountain ranges, and forests along the Tha Chin river. The territory extends across flatlands and hills with several tributaries and canals.
The territory emerged in the 9th century as a border zone of the Ayutthaya Kingdom. The region served for centuries as a defense line against Burmese armies.
The province name combines „Suvarna
The province sits roughly two hours north of Bangkok by car and connects through highway and rail. Most visitors come during daytime to see temples and markets.
The region produces most of Thailand's water chestnuts, grown across three districts. Visitors often spot fields of the floating plants along roadsides.
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