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Phichit Province.

Phichit flower

Phichit Province,  Located in the Lower North of Thailand, founded by "Phaya Kotthabong" is the oldest city in the Sukhothai period is called "Mueang Sra Luang". The masterpieces of the provinces of Sukhothai, later in the Ayutthaya period. Changed its name to "Mueang Aok Buri". There are many historical sites. The old Sukhothai - Ayutthaya. Phichit is located approximately 350 kilometers from Bangkok terrain is plains. Majority of agricultural occupations. An area of 5020 square kilometers, population 553,193 people climate typical average temperature 30.2 degrees Celsius, march to nearby provinces as follows.
South - Nakhon Sawan.
North - Phitsanulok.
West - Kamphaeng Phet province.
East - Changwat Phetchabun
Phichit Province a total of 12 district and 89 subdistricts.
1. Amphoe Mueang
Phichit province
2.Pho Prathap Chang
3.Wang Sai Phun
4.Pho Thale
5.Bang Mun Nak
6.Taphan Hin
7.Bueng Na Rang
8.Tap Khlo
9.Wachirabarami
10.Sam Ngam
11.Dong Charoen
12.Sak Lek

Phichit symbolsProvincial Symbols.

The provincial seal shows : The Banyan tree in front of "Sra Luang" pond.
The provincial tree : Mesua ferrea.
The provincial flower : Nymphaea lotus.

Getting to Phichit.

Car.
- From Bangkok, take Highway No. 1. And then turn right on Highway 32 in Ayutthaya, when Buri district. Sing Buri Province and turn right onto the path of Tak Fa - he sand - coarse steel (Highway 11) and into the province Phichit
- From Bangkok, take Highway No. 1. And then turn right on Highway 32 in Ayutthaya. At Nakhon Sawan. Turn right on route to Nakhon Sawan - Chum Saeng - Thale - Tapan Hin - Phichit (Highway 1118) to Phichit.

Bus.
- The Orange bus service between Bangkok - Phichit every day, from the Northern Bus Terminal. (Kamphaeng Phet Road), For more information call. 537-8055.

Train.
- Train service from the train station (Hua Lam Phong), service between Bangkok - Phichit daily,Start at Samsen Station (BangSue, Don Muang), please call. 223-7010, 223-7020.

Phichit tourism