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Growing Up in Bangkok
I was born in Uttaradit but I grew up in Bangkok that make me didn’t know about Uttaradit not much because I moved to Phitsanulok when I was 3 years old and lived here ever since. I go to Bangkok to visit my grandparent every end of semester that makes me know about Bangkok as well as Phitsanulok. In my opinion, Phitsanulok and Bangkok have similar point as a center for the commercial and economical and different point as a natural tourist attraction. Bangkok or "Krungthep" in Thai, is the capital city of Thailand. Bangkok is the center for the commercial and economical activities of kingdom similar to Phitsanulok that is the center of Lower Northern Provinces and Higher Central of Thailand. Both of them are very famous and appreciated by visitors for tourist attractive as the temples in Phitsanulok is Wat Phra Sri Rattana Mahathat or Wat Yai and the Grand Palace in Bangkok. Phitsanulok is the Northern Province of Thailand and its importance in the history of Thailand. Phitsanulok has a natural tourist attraction as national park that is ideal for lovers of natural beauty differ from Bangkok where don’t have a natural tourist attraction. Although not a widely popular tourist attraction, but Phitsanulok has features variety of attractions as it has a storied history. The city and province of Phitsanulok contain many historical and natural attractions including the following: Wang Nok An waterfall or Sakunothayan Botanical Garden Thung Salaeng Luang National Park and Phu-hin-rong-kla, are the Thailand National Park that are outstanding destination in

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