Where is patumthani in Thailand?

Pathum Thani (Thai:; English: Pathum Thani) is a province in central Thailand.

Pathum Thani was originally called "San Ke City" and was built in 1632. It is said that Emperor Nalai and King Zheng gave grace to the wandering Mon people to settle here. In 1815, the people of "Sangko City" presented lotus flowers to Rama II, so the city was renamed "Pathon City" (meaning "Lotus City"). In 1918, King Rama VI On the day of the inauguration of the Kinsin Prefecture, it was renamed "Pathum Thani" and has been used ever since.

It covers an area of ??approximately 1,525.9 square kilometers and is approximately 46 kilometers north of the capital Bangkok. The city is bounded by Nonthaburi and Bangkok to the south, Khun Saiyok and Chachoengsao to the east, and Nonthaburi to the west. Pathum Thani is a vast plain area with the Chao Phraya River flowing through the urban area, and has been excavated for several years. Canals are used for irrigation purposes, such as Kaihe River, Bangdi River, Bangpo River, Qinglanai River, etc. There are many branches in all directions, so its fishery is developed and rice, vegetables and fruits are abundant. In addition, due to convenient transportation, various kinds of water are available. There are many large, medium and small factories.

The administrative district of Pathum Thani Province is divided into seven counties; it is further divided into 60 districts; and is subdivided into 529 villages:

Pathum Thani Province. Mueang Pathum Thani District

Khlong Luang District

Tanyaburi District (Thanyaburi; Hun: Lengsi District)

Nong Suea

Lat Lum Kaeo

Lam Luk Ka

Three Sam Khok

The Pathum Thani government office was originally located in Huchapu Village, Bang Kali District, directly under the jurisdiction of the county. Since 1919, it has been moved to Bangbu District on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River.

Places of interest

Dream Paradise: Located in Lengshi County, covering an area of ??approximately 256,000 square meters, it has world-class entertainment facilities, including Dream World Bazaar, Dream Garden, and Wonderland. Area, adventure area, and three major performance venues. The garden has a beautiful environment, shaded by green trees, and colorful colors.

City Pillar Shrine: It is a sacred place of worship for the people of Pathum Thani Province. Near the new government office of the directly-governed county, there are city pillars resembling lotus stems, statues of Emperor Narai, and Buddhist statues from the Sukhothai era.

Wamukhun Temple: Located in Ratlunkau County, it was built in Rama. During the Fifth Dynasty, there was an imperial pavilion where King Rama VI presided over the Spring Plowing Festival. The roof of the temple was painted with rare teak tiles.

Wasin Temple: Located in Sanke County, the temple is dedicated to the Ayutthaya era. Important Buddhist statues, and a museum of Mon cultural relics and antiques

Wat Chingna Wat Lam: formerly known as "Wama Kandai Temple", it is located in Bangkaja District on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River. It was rebuilt in 1938. A decorated Buddhist temple with exquisite murals in the temple.

Wasuni Tang Temple: Located in Sanke County, there is a large Laman style pagoda with a history of more than 160 years. The temple is enshrined in white jade.

Wapi Ulong Temple: Located in San Ke County, the temple has various statues showing stories of heaven and hell, and has a museum. : Located in San Ke County, it was built in the Sukhothai era. The temple is densely covered with trees. From November to June every year, countless gray storks build nests and breed in the big trees of this temple, attracting many tourists.

Waworani Tamakayanam Temple: Located in Khlong Luang County, with an area of ??about 313,600 square meters, it is a quiet garden with beautiful environment and is known as the research center of religious beliefs.

Wat Chedi Hoi: Located in Ratlunkhat District, many large shells deposited in ancient times were excavated here, so the temple stacked the shells into the shape of a pagoda.