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The Central Plain:

This is the heart of Thailand, the region where the original Thais first settled attracted here by the extraordinary fertile land to be found on either side of the Chao Phya River and its tributaries. Much of Thailand’s early history was focused on this “basin,” with successive capitals, Sukhothai, Ayutthaya, Thonburi, and finally Bangkok, being located in the region.

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