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SING BURI

Sing Buri, a small province beside the Chao Phraya River, was built during the reign of King Rama V. Sights to see include Wat Sawang Arom, a centre for Buddha image sculpting with the most complete set of Nang Yai shadow play pieces in Thailand. Wat Phra Non Chaksi and Wat Na Phrathat have recently been renovated and house Buddha images as well as relics from the Khmer period.

The heroic deeds of Bang Rachan villagers, who bravely fought the Burmese in 1765 (the theme of a popular recent movie), are commemorated in a pleasant arboretum, containing a replica of their old fortress. The province is famous for its freshwater fish, with specialty restaurants catering the many hungry visitors.