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An introduction to Phetchabun

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  • Phetchabun in the Central-north, lies in the Pa Sak River valley between parallel ranges of the Phetchabun Mountains.  Khao Kho National Park in the northwest is characterised by magnificent forests, mountains and a cooler climate which favours vegetable growing.  Si Thep Historical Park, in the south of the province, contains the ruins of an ancient Khmer city possibly threatened by oil exploration.

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