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Victoria Point

Victoria Point — commonly known as Kawthaung — is Myanmar’s southernmost town, situated just across the Kraburi River from Ranong province in Thailand. The area is popular among Thai tourists who cross the border for a short visit to experience Burmese culture, shop for local crafts, and enjoy sea views from the quiet and laid-back town.
Visitors typically hire a longtail boat fr... read more

Rattanarangsarn Palace

Rattanarangsan Palace (Replica), is located at the foot of Rattanarangsan Hill near Ranong City Hall, in Khao Niwet Subdistrict, Mueang Ranong District, Ranong Province. The palace was built as a memorial to commemorate the royal visits and overnight stays of three Thai monarchs in Ranong.
Historical BackgroundThe story of Rattanarangsan Palace dates back to 1890 (B.E. 2433), when King Chula... read more

Rakswarin Hot Springs

Rakswarin Hot Springs is the most famous natural hot spring in Ranong Province, Thailand. Historical records trace its use back to 1890 (B.E. 2433) during the reign of King Rama V, when he visited southern Thailand and recognized the springs as a remarkable natural mineral source.
Later, in 1967 (B.E. 2510), Her Royal Highness Princess Srinagarindra (the Princess Mother) visited Ranong and graciou... read more

Pornrang Hot Springs

Pornrang Hot Springs is located within Namtok Ngao National Park, one of Ranong’s notable natural attractions. Surrounded by lush tropical rainforest, the area offers a , shady atmosphere ideal for relaxation and wellness. The hot spring originates from groundwater that is heated underground and rises to the surface, maintaining an average temperature of around 35–40°C&mdash... read more

Phu Khao Ya

Phu Khao Ya, locally known as “Bald Hill,” is one of the most distinctive landscapes in southern Thailand and a key landmark of Ranong Province. It features a series of gently rolling hills that stretch continuously across the area, almost entirely free of large trees.
What makes Phu Khao Ya unique is its open, treeless terrain covered only with short grass. This unusual characteristic... read more

Koh Payam

Koh Payam is the 2nd largest island of Andaman sea in Ranong province, after Koh Chang. About 4 kms from Koh Chang. Koh Payam has no wide road for a car but for a motorbike. Tourists hire a motor bike at the pier and ride along the road to the resorts. There two majors beaches/bays e.g. Ao Yai and Ao Kao Kwai (Buffalo Bay).... read more

Laem Son National Park

Laem Son National Park is a significant and famous location renowned for the abundant natural beauty of its marine environment. It occupies a total area of 315 sq. km. and is situated across Amphoe Mueang and Amphoe Kapoe in Ranong Province, extending to Amphoe Khura Buri in Phang Nga Province.
This area comprises approximately 60 kilometers of coastline and various islands in the Andaman Sea, inc... read more

Punyaban Waterfall

Punyaban Waterfall Another name of this waterfall is "Set Takuat Waterfall", This evergreen forest os another hidden treasure of Ranong, that you can do lots of activities such as walking in the trail there is a long traul at the place that you will enjoy the flora and fauna on the area.
asode from enjoying in the natural ecological system of the place there are also many shop near in the ar... read more

Khao Fa Chi

Khao Fachi is located in La-un Nuea Subdistrict, La-un District, Ranong Province, with an elevation of approximately 259 meters above sea level. The mountain’s distinctive rounded shape resembles an upside-down traditional food cover (“fachi”), which is the origin of its name.
The summit serves as a prominent viewpoint in the province, offering clear views of an estuary landscape... read more

Kra Isthmus

The Kra Isthmus is located in Kraburi District, Ranong Province, and is recognized as the narrowest part of the Malay Peninsula. It measures approximately 44 kilometers in width, stretching from the Andaman Sea on the west coast to the Gulf of Thailand on the east.
Geographically, the area is highly significant as it marks the boundary between mainland Asia and the Malay Peninsula. It also forms p... read more