Tak Province

Tak Province has stood as a frontier in western Thailand since the Sukhothai era. Its long western border follows the Moei River opposite Myanmar, while forested mountain country extends across much of the province. The Ping River passes through the east, where Bhumibol Dam impounds one of Thailand’s major reservoirs. Farther south, Umphang is known for the remote Thi Lo Su Waterfall. Tak town is closely associated with King Taksin, who governed here before becoming the ruler who established the Thonburi Kingdom. Discover further points of interest through webcams located across Tak Province.

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