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Pathum Thani
Pathum Thani sits just north of Bangkok on the Chao Phraya River, a province where fossil-studded pagodas, sprawling wholesale markets and a Mon riverside heritage sit alongside the capital's sprawl. It is best known for sights like the shell-fossil stupas of Wat Chedi Hoi, the Dream World amusement park and Talad Thai, one of the region's largest produce markets.
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Frequently asked questions about Pathum Thani
How do I get to Pathum Thani?
Most travellers arrive via Bangkok's Don Mueang or Suvarnabhumi airports, then continue by taxi or road transport into the province; there is no dedicated rail line directly serving Pathum Thani's town centre. Buses also run regularly from Bangkok's Mo Chit terminal to the Rangsit area, from where local transport connects to sights further out.
How many days should I spend in Pathum Thani?
A half-day to full day covers the main sights near Rangsit, while ~2 days allows time to also reach the riverside temples and markets of Sam Khok and Lat Lum Kaeo.
What is Pathum Thani known for?
Pathum Thani sits just north of Bangkok on the Chao Phraya River, a province where fossil-studded pagodas, sprawling wholesale markets and a Mon riverside heritage sit alongside the capital's sprawl. It is best known for sights like the shell-fossil stupas of Wat Chedi Hoi, the Dream World amusement park and Talad Thai, one of the region's largest produce markets.