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Nam Tok Mae Surin
Approximately 50km from Khun Yam is the 100m-high Nam Tok Mae Surin, part of Mae Surin National Park and reportedly Thailand’s highest waterfall.
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Masjid Mambang
Satuns gold-domed contemporary-design mosque was built to replace its deteriorated predecessor in the 1970s. Non-Muslims are welcome to visit.
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Ko Gai
Snorkelling tours from Ko Bulon Leh usually take in the glassy emerald waters of Ko Gai, whose gnarled rocks have been ravaged by wind and time.
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J&L Motorbike Shop
It looks like an ordinary garage, but inside are some amazing demonic dinosaur sculptures crafted from old motorcycle parts. A must see for all 10 year olds.
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Devi Mandir Chiang Mai
The most colourful of Chiang Mais two Hindu temples is the brightly painted mandir (traditional shrine room) and the sikhara (tower) of Devi Mandir Chiang Mai.
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Bo Nang Usa
A man-made well carved into solid rock. Its at least 5m deep and its age is unknown. The mind boggles at the labour required to make it, and for what purpose.
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Sunset Point
A 500m (20-minute) walk west from the park visitors centre on Ko Miang to Sunset Point takes you through forest to a smooth granite platform facing west.
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Iron Bridge
This picturesque steel bridge looks old but is actually a modern creation, built as a homage to the old Nawarat Bridge which was demolished in the 1970s.
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Wat Khu Yang
Located just north of central Kamphaeng Phet, this Buddhist temple contains a handsome wooden hŏr đrai (manuscript library) dating back to the 19th century.
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Th Mittraphan
Sign-makers branch off Wong Wian 22 Karakada; Thai and Roman letters are typically cut out by a hand-guided lathe placed prominently beside the pavement.
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Wat Kaew Korawaram
While not a must-see sight, this Buddhist temple has some interesting 19th- and 20th-century buildings and a majestic dragon-flanked staircase leading up to it.
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Wat Ou Sai Kham
This friendly neighbourhood wát is a monument to jade, with an impressive collection of jade Buddhas and jade and nephrite boulders in the main wí·hăhn .
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Wat Chaichumphon
Next to the Jeath War Museum, this temple has many interesting statues and shrines, including one fashioned from a WWII-era boat dredged out of the river.
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Nam Tok Wang Saotong
High-drop waterfall just north of the ring road near Ban Hua Thanon. There are signs warning visitors not to climb the falls as there have been fatalities.
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Huay Kaew Fitness Park
The area around Chiang Mai University has loads of green space, including the wooded exercise course at Huay Kaew Fitness Park and nearby Ang Kaew reservoir .
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Chumphon Gate
The citys only original gate left standing. It was a part of the city walls erected in 1656 by French technicians on the orders of Ayuthaya King Narai.
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Art in Paradise
Thais come here for the ultimate selfie as they pose amid cleverly designed 3D paintings of dinosaurs, waterfalls and, bizarrely, an elephant on a toilet.
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King Cruiser Wreck
Sunken passenger ferry (1997); underwater creatures to keep an eye out for include snappers, leopard sharks, barracudas, scorpionfish, lionfish and turtles.
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Hat Sai Thong
From February to April, a sandbar that boosters call Golden Sand Beach, rises near the Viewkong Hotel. Its better as a place to watch fishermen than to swim.
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Yaowarat Chinatown Heritage Center
The Yaowarat Chinatown Heritage Center is a small but engaging museum with multimedia exhibits on the history of Bangkok’s Chinatown and its residents.
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