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Attractions 'Mueang Chumphon'
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Khao Chao Mueang Chumphon
A viewpoint overlooking the beautiful sea of Chumphon, with scenic views of the bay and nearby islands, especially Koh Maprao. It is also home to Phra Buddha Metta Maha Baramee, a large bronze Buddha statue for good fortune.
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Pha Daeng Beach Chumphon
The reddish-orange cliff, about 10 meters high, stands majestically by the sea. It is a rare natural landmark, perfect for travelers seeking tranquility and impressive landscape photography.
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Ko Lawa Chumphon
Ko Lawa is a prime snorkeling spot with well-preserved coral reefs, especially brain coral, colorful sea anemones, and Tridacna clams. The island is often included as one of the four main islands in a One Day Trip snorkeling program.
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Hat Sai Ree Beach Chumphon
The beach is home to the Krom Luang Chumphon Royal Shrine and the decommissioned Chumphon Battleship, which has been placed onshore as a memorial. The beach features fine, white sand and is a popular spot for visitors seeking merit-making and scenic views.
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Pak Nam Chumphon Ferry Pier
This pier is the main departure point for speedboats and ferries traveling to world-famous islands such as Ko Tao and Ko Nang Yuan.
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Tha Yang Pier Chumphon
Tha Yang Pier serves as the main departure point for night ferries traveling to Koh Tao. It is also used by several private boat companies and is conveniently located closer to downtown Chumphon compared to other piers, offering great accessibility and complete visitor facilities.
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Koh Maprao Chumphon
Koh Maprao remains largely untouched by development, maintaining its pristine natural charm. The island features a white sandy beach, rich coral reefs, and is one of the islands under the bird’s nest concession. Its geological features are also remarkable, including the unique two-root coconut tree and the Chong Khao Khat cliff passage, which offers stunning coastal scenery.
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Mu Ko Chumphon National Park
The park is home to a rich mangrove ecosystem and a diverse marine environment, especially known for black corals. On land, key attractions include hanging bridges and mangrove nature trails at Thung Kha-Sawi Bay, which has been registered as a Ramsar wetland site.
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Khao Matree Viewpoint
Visitors can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of Chumphon city, the Gulf of Thailand, and Pak Nam Chumphon. The viewpoint is especially popular for its stunning sunrise and sunset scenes. At the summit stands the Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva (Guan Yin) in the “Maharajlila” posture, revered by local fishermen and seafarers for protection and blessings.
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Ko Mattra Chumphon
Ko Mattra stands out for its soft white sandy beaches and shallow coral reefs that remain remarkably well-preserved. It is home to a wide variety of marine life, including the rare giant clam. The island also hosts a ranger station that allows visitors to stay overnight in park accommodations or camping areas.
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Youth Soldiers Monument Chumphon
The monument symbolizes the courage and patriotism of Thai youth who stood firm against the Japanese army during World War II. Every year on December 8, a wreath-laying ceremony and commemoration are held at the monument.
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Chumphon City Pillar Shrine
The city pillar is made from Cassia fistula (known as Ratchaphruek wood), considered the most auspicious type of wood in Thai tradition and over 100 years old. The shrine has also been the site of important royal ceremonies, enhancing its sacred significance for the people of Chumphon.
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Hat Pharadonphap
A long and peaceful beach shaded by rows of coconut trees, ideal for relaxing and enjoying views of the Gulf of Thailand. The name “Pharadonphap” (Brotherhood) comes from a historic event during World War II, when Thai and Japanese forces signed a peace and friendship treaty here after the battle ended.
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Khao Pang Forest Park
The park’s main highlights are its serene and shady atmosphere, ideal for rest and relaxation. At the park entrance stands the sacred Shrine of Admiral Prince Abhakara Kiartivongse, widely respected by locals and travelers alike. The park’s peaceful garden area at the foothill provides a great place for visitors to unwind and enjoy the surrounding nature.
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Ao Thung Makham
The bay features soft white sand and clear, calm waters perfect for swimming and leisure. Ao Thung Makham Noi is home to Lomprayah Pier, a key transport hub connecting travelers to Koh Tao, Koh Samui, and Koh Phangan. Visitors can also experience the authentic fishing lifestyle and enjoy fresh seafood at local restaurants along the coast.
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Chumphon National Museum
The museum features diverse exhibits ranging from prehistoric artifacts and the Khao Sam Kaew ancient community to major historical events such as Typhoon Gay and the life story of Prince of Chumphon, the revered “Father of the Royal Thai Navy.”
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Wat Pradeum Chumphon
Wat Pradeum is an important archaeological site believed to be the location of the ancient Chumphon city. Archaeological artifacts have been discovered here, such as sandstone Buddha head fragments in the Srivijaya art style. Within the temple, there is a prang (tower) that has been registered as a national historic site, and the Ban Wat Pradeum Museum displays artifacts excavated from the area.
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Koh Talu
A small limestone island featuring large sea caves above water, colorful coral reefs for snorkeling, and abundant seagulls nesting from March to April.
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Suan Montip Forest Park
Suan Montip Fish Forest Park In a forest park surrounded by beautiful limestone mountains
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