What provinces are there in Thailand?

Administrative divisions: The whole country is divided into five regions, namely, the central, southern, eastern, northern and northeastern regions, with a total of 76 prefectures and counties. The government consists of counties, districts and villages. Bangkok is the only municipality. The names of the prefectures are as follows: Bangkok (municipality directly under the Central Government), Nuan Wuli, Baton Thani, Dacheng, Beibiao, Beilan, Buddhism, Yegong, Nakong Yu Na, Hong Tong, Xinwuli, Pan Su Wuli, Beida Thani, Guina, lopburi, Longzaicuo, Kampong Beu, Beilanpo, Ba and Paiyao. Oolong, Surin, Nakong Panong, Chaiyeben, Mo Dahan, Langkai, Yili, Maha Shalakan, Bazhen, Beiliu, Jian, Wu, Luo Yong, Dadai, Bashu, Pippi, Beibi, Fopi, Da, Krabi, Pattani and Songkhla.

Capital: Bangkok is the political, economic and cultural center of the whole country, and it is a metropolis where modernity and tradition blend. Up to now, it still retains places of interest that mark the glorious tradition. The magnificent Grand Palace, the Jade Buddha Temple inlaid with gold, the solemn Golden Buddha Temple and the Four-faced Buddha have attracted a large number of tourists and made them linger. There are about 8 million people.