Amphoe Sam Khok, Pathum Thani. “Sam Khok” is called after 3 earth mounds before they were not yet flooded. Today, there is only one mound left. From the archaeological excavation, a ruin of the ancient kiln was found, which is the Tao Ong Ang Archaeological Site located to the north of Wat Sing, Amphoe Sam…
is one of the famous Temples in Amphoe Lat Lum Kaeo where the underground is filled with tremendous gigantic fossil oyster shells. Geologists said these gigantic oysters are aged about 8 million years. Luangpho Thong Klueng Suntharo, the temple’s abbot, brought these shells to build two chedis that look unusual and beautiful.
is the most complete and full-cycled farming product middle market that is open 24 hours. The market is divided into different sections by buildings; such as, vegetables, fresh food, seasonal vegetables and fruit area, rice, snack- dried food, flower, miscellaneous goods, etc.
