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Thung Wua Laen Beach

Thung Wua Laen Beach is one of the most beautiful and lively beaches in Chumphon Province. Stretching for several kilometers, the beach is covered in powdery white sand and has calm, shallow waters, making it perfect for swimming and relaxing. The name “Thung Wua Laen” originates from a local legend about a wild bull that fled from hunters and ran into the sea, swimming away swiftly&md... read more

Khao Matree Viewpoint

Khao Matree Viewpoint is considered one of the most beautiful viewpoints and an important landmark of Chumphon Province. Located on the peak of Khao Matree, which is not very high but offers an excellent vantage point, visitors can enjoy a panoramic 360-degree view of the surrounding scenery. You can see the overall view of Chumphon city, peaceful fishing villages, and the curved shoreline of Fara... read more

Hat Sai Ree Beach Chumphon

Hat Sai Ree Beach Chumphon is not only a beautiful beach but also a site of historical and cultural significance for Chumphon Province. On the northern hill of the beach stands the Prince of Chumphon Shrine, built as a memorial and to show gratitude and respect to the Prince.
Further down on the beach is the HTMS Chumphon, a large torpedo boat that once served in the Royal Thai Navy, placed on lan... read more

The Prince of Chumphon Shrine Khet Udomsak

The Phra Tamnak and Krom Luang Chumphon Khrat Udomsak Shrine is the most important landmark of Chumphon Province. It is located at Hat Sai Ri, surrounded by a serene and beautiful seaside atmosphere. This shrine was built to commemorate “Sadej Tia” — Admiral Prince of the Royal Family, Krom Luang Chumphon Khrat Udomsak, the father of the Royal Thai Navy, who had great benevolence... read more

Ko Ngam Yai Chumphon

Ko Ngam Yai is a towering limestone island without a beach, making it inaccessible to visitors for landing because part of the island is under a swiftlet nest concession. Tourists are therefore limited to activities around the island.
The true wonder of Ko Ngam Yai lies underwater, where it is considered one of the best diving spots in Chumphon. The waters here are rich with ma... read more

Koh Langka Jiew

Langkajiu Island is one of the most famous islands in the Chumphon Archipelago National Park, located about 12 kilometers off Hat Sai Ri Beach. It is a small island with a relatively short perimeter but is full of charm in terms of history, nature, and the richness of its marine ecosystem.
The island has natural lim during his southern tour in 1897 (B.E. 2430). The inscription is located at t... read more

Rap Ro Cave or Wat Thep Charoen

Rap Ro Cave or Wat Thep Charoen is located on Rap Ro Hill, also known locally as Khao Phra, within the grounds of Wat Thep Charoen in Tha Sae District, Chumphon Province. This limestone mountain stretches along a north–south axis and once served as an important cultural and strategic center. Historically, the area formed part of the ancient city Utumporn, an old port town and frontier c... read more

Wat Phra Borommathat Sawi

Wat Phra Borommathat Sawi is located just 900 meters from Phetkasem Road, beside the Sawi River. It is one of the “Chaturthamathat”, the four sacred relics considered guardian spirits of the city, situated in Sawi District, Chumphon Province. The temple is over 700 years old and enshrines relics of the Buddha, making it one of the most important temples in Chumphon. It is believed to h... read more

Nai Dam Garden

Nai Dam Garden was founded by Mr. Dam Chingsuwanroj, and it has become one of the most successful agro-tourism attractions in Chumphon Province. It originally began as a Shogun orange orchard with other seasonal fruit crops, managed under an efficient mixed-agriculture system.
What truly propelled Nai Dam Garden to national recognition is the iconic “Strange Toilet City,” a creative co... read more

Ko Phithak

Ko Phithak is a small island located in Thong Krok Bay, just a few hundred meters from the coast of Lang Suan District. It was originally called “Ko Phi Thak” according to local legend, which says a spirit once appeared to warn sailors for safety during storms. Later, locals renamed it “Ko Phithak” for good fortune. The island village is a small fishing community that maint... read more