I have captured aerial views of various unfamiliar locations in Chumphon province. Let's embark on a journey to Chumphon, starting with the breathtaking view of the Saphan Mai Khieo wooden bridge, a royal initiative project in Nong Yai.

Aerial view of the Shrine of Prince Chumphon at Hat Sai Ri beach

Another picture at the Shrine of Prince of Hadsairi.

Wat Kaew Prasit, Pak Khlong Subdistrict, Pathio District, Chumphon Province.

Another perspective of Wat Kaew Prasri

In the Nong Yai Royal Development Project

A Glimpse into the Festive Atmosphere of the Red Cross Fair

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Evening at the Chumphon Red Cross Fair.

Khlong Krueng Dam, Tha Sae District

The original Thai sentence mentions "เขื่อนคุริง อ.ท่าแซะ" which translates to "Khlong Krueng Dam, Tha Sae District."

Here's a breakdown of the translation:

• เขื่อนคุริง: This translates to "Khlong Krueng Dam." "เขื่อน" means "dam" and "คุริง" is the specific name of the dam.
• อ.ท่าแซะ: This translates to "Tha Sae District." "อ." is an abbreviation for "อำเภอ" which means "district" and "ท่าแซะ" is the name of the specific district.

Therefore, the entire sentence indicates the location of the Khlong Krueng Dam, which is situated in Tha Sae District.

Downstream view from Pratunam, Khuring Dam

Sunset at the dam, another shot.

Irrigation canals in the monkey cheek project.

Oil palm, an economic crop of Chumphon Province.

The atmosphere of the Palm Oil Garden in Tha Sae District.

Nighttime in the city of Chumphon

Teakwood Bridge in the Royal Initiative Project

Head Wang Phanok Tak Water Gate

Intersection with traffic lights, Tha Sae District, Phetkasem Road

Khao Matree Viewpoint

Khao Dinso Viewpoint, a scenic spot for observing the exodus of birds in Amphoe Pathio.

Osprey Migration Viewing Point, Phatthalung

Khao Dinso, Amphoe Pathio

The HTMS Chumporn, Prince of Chumporn, at Hat Sai Ri

This sentence describes the location of a specific ship, the HTMS Chumporn, named after Prince of Chumporn, at Hat Sai Ri.

Khao Matree Viewpoint

Another view of Khao Maturi viewpoint.

Wat Tham Pru Ta Khian

This is the translation of the Thai phrase "วัดถ้ำพรุตะเคียน".

It refers to a specific temple in Thailand, known for its cave and surrounding natural beauty.

Calm sea

Phra That Wat Tham Pru Takhian

Area of the monkey cheek project

High-angle view of the project

Sapli Pier

Shrine of His Royal Highness Prince Abhakara Kiartivongse, Prince of Chumphon

Young gibbons at Nong Yai

The Grand Buddha at Wat Kaew Prasri.

Palm Garden, Tha Sae District

Tha Sae Intersection

The Royal Initiative Nong Yai Monkey Cheek Project

The highest viewpoint on Khao Dinso

One more pencil please.

Here is a video for you to watch.

Watch the video on YouTube

Video: The Teakwood Bridge in the Royal Project

This sentence translates the original Thai text into English, providing a concise and informative description of the video content. It avoids unnecessary details and focuses on the key information: the video showcases a teakwood bridge built as part of the Royal Project.

The sentence also includes a hyperlink to the video, allowing readers to easily access it for further information.

Khlong Phraya Reservoir, Tha Sae District, Chumphon Province

The Red Cross Charity Fair was held at the Nong Yai Royal Development Project on December 21, 2015.

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Found another spot to take photos and post them. Here's another one from Wat Phaya Yang Noen Samli.