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ตราด ต้องเที่ยว หลับดานึก ก็พอจะเดาได้ เกาะช้าง เกาะกูด เกาะหมาก สามเกาะทะเลอ่าวไทย ชีวิตนี้ต้องเที่ยวให้ได แล้วบนฝั่งจังหวัดตราด มีที่ไหนน่าเที่ยวบ้างหล่ะ....

Trat City Pillar Shrin

Trat City Pillar Shrine is not just an ordinary sacred site, but a pillar that has anchored the hearts of the city's people for many generations. The history of this shrine is very interesting, as it is believed that King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) graciously ordered it to be built in the Chinese architectural style as a residence for the City Pillar God. This was to protect the people of Trat from da... read more

Koh Chang

Koh Chang Koh Chang is the largest island in the Gulf of Thailand and serves as the heart of Mu Ko Chang National Park. Most of its area consists of steep mountains and pristine tropical rainforests that still cover more than 70% of the island. This remarkable geography ensures that Koh Chang offers more than just the sea; it also boasts abundant freshwater sources that serve as the origin of... read more

Koh Mak

Ko Mak is a large island located between Ko Chang and Ko Kut, about 38 kilometers from the mainland. Covering an area of around 9,000 rai, the island has a star-like shape with mostly flat land covered in coconut plantations. It’s surrounded by scenic bays and beaches such as Ao Tanid, Ao Phai, Ao Prong, Ao Phad, Ao Daeng, and Ao Suan Yai.
The surrounding shores and nearby islets are home to... read more

Koh Kood

Koh Kood is like a precious jewel of the Gulf of Thailand, marvelously preserving its natural purity. Located at the easternmost edge of Thai waters in Trat Province, this island boasts crystal-clear waters with a stunning emerald hue, earning it the nickname The Gem of the East. Most of the island is still covered by lush, fertile tropical rainforests and coconut groves that stretch parallel... read more

Ban Hat Lek

Ban Hat Lek is the final border village on the eastern frontier, located at Kilometer 318 of Sukhumvit Road. The geography here is remarkable as it is the point where the Banthat Mountain Range runs parallel to the Gulf of Thailand at its closest proximity. This results in an incredibly narrow strip of land; at its narrowest point, the distance from the beach to the watershed line on the moun... read more