Phitsanulok is a historic city in north-central Thailand along the Nan River, originally established in the 11th century as Song Kwae—a Khmer outpost at the confluence of two rivers—and later unified and renamed around 1357 under Sukhothai rule, serving as a strategic northern frontier outpost.

00:00 Nan Riverfront Intro
00:35 Vegetable Street Market
03:55 Pun Thao Kong Shrine
05:30 Chao Mae Tubtim Shrine
07:16 Return to South Market
11:24 Ruamjai Market Street
13:00 Clock Tower roundabout
13:42 Entrance Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat
16:42 Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat
21:32 Wat Yai
23:22 Exit
24:35 Triangle Buddha
26:01 Wat Nang Phaya
28:44 Nan Riverfront Night Market
36:02 Night Market
40:59 Phraya Chakri Monument

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