Other Rivers in Thailand
Mun River - 670 km /420 miles/ long, rises from San Kamphaeng Range, Northeast of Bangkok. At the Thai-Lao border Mun River flows into Mekong River. Mun river is navigable below Ubon Ratchathani during the wet season for some 100 km /60 miles/
Ping River - 570 km /350 miles/ long, main tributary of Chao Phraya River. Ping River rises from Doi Chiang Dao, Chiang Mai Province. For the past 700 years Ping River has been the major source of water for both the Chiang Mai city and province.
Ping River - 570 km /350 miles/ long, main tributary of Chao Phraya River. Ping River rises from Doi Chiang Dao, Chiang Mai Province. For the past 700 years Ping River has been the major source of water for both the Chiang Mai city and province.
Songkhram River - 420 km /260 miles/ long, major tributary of Mekong River. The river originates from the border of Udon Thani Province and Sakon Nakhon Province. Some rare animal species /included in the Red book/ inhabit the waters of the river like Giant Catfish, Blanc’s striped Featherback, Thin-lip Barb and others.
