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Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon This ancient temple was built in the early Ayutthaya period. From the Royal Chronicles, the original name was Wat Pa Kaeo or Wat Chao Thai (The Temple of the Crystal Forest and the Supreme Patriarch). The two princes of Ayutthaya, Chao Kaeo and Chao Thai, the two sons of King U-thong died of cholera Learn more	Manual for Mangrove Species The following are plant species found in the area of the Mangrove Resources Development Station 2 Ban Tha Sorn, Chathaburi, to be used as a manual for tourists and visitors to go explore the mangrove forests, and to get a better understanding of the different species available. Rhizophora apicula Learn more
Phu Wiang Geology Phu Wiang is a stomach-shaped mountain range that stretches from the North to the South. In the middle of the eastern side of Phu Wiang is an inland basin surrounded by a ring of mountains with an elevated flat-top called a tableland. The geology of the Phu Wiang Mountains is classified as non-mar Learn more	Come Explore the Dinosaur World at the Sirindhorn Museum Dinosaur is an amazing terrestrial creature with an immense body size and physical appearance that is reminiscent of the science-fiction fantasy movies. They dominated the earth for as long as 160 million years and was developed and diverged into many different species spreading throughout the earth Learn more

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» Dinosaurs also Lived in Thailand

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