Provincial Emblem Postage Stamps (5th Series)

Provincial Emblem Postage Stamps (5th Series)

• Lop Buri Province: The image of the God Narai seated on a dais, located in front of the Phra Prang Samyod--an important religious sanctury and one of the main cultural features of the Province.



• Lampang Province: The image of a white rooster standing at the front portal of the Phra That Lampang Luang.



• Lamphun Province: The Phra That Hari Phoonchai, one of the most revered places of worship in Lamphun Province.



• Loei Province: The Sri Song Rak Chedi, located in the front of Phu Kradueng Mountain. The Chedi is flanked by decorative cloud-design motifs. Phu Kradueng is a well-known national Park of the Province.



• Si Sa Ket Province: The Prang Koo and Lumduan Flowers (Melodorum fruticosum), which are regarded as the provincial symbol flower.



• Sakon Nakhon Province: The Phra That Cheng Chum with Nong Harn Lake and Don Swan Islet in the background. The Phra That Cheng Chum is an important place of worship in the Province. Nong Harn Lake is a natural source of water and Don Swan is an islet in the middle of the lake.



• Songkhla Province: A conch placed on an elevated tray.



• Satun Province: The Sea God, Phra Samut Deva, seated on a rock platform in the middle of the sea, with the sunset in the background.



• Samut Prakan Province: The Phra Samut Chedi, an important place of worship in the Province.



• Samut Songkhram Province: A large drum or a klong in Thai, hovering over the mouth of the Chao Phraya River. This is the source of the Province's original name--Mae Klong.