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Koh Pha is a hidden paradise in the Andaman Sea, often referred to as the “Maldives of Thailand” due to its striking contrast between powdery white sand and vibrant blue waters. The island was once covered with lush vegetation, but following the devastating 2004 Tsunami, its geography transformed dramatically, leaving behind a shifting sandbar and scattered rocks that appear and disapp...
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Koh Kho Khao is one of the most unique destinations in Phang Nga Province, distinguished by its unusually flat landscape—unlike the mountainous islands typically found in the Andaman region. The island features expansive grasslands, mangrove forests, and coconut plantations, creating a tranquil and open atmosphere.
The western coastline stretches for several kilometers along the Andaman Sea,...
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Bang Sak Beach is one of the hidden gems along the Andaman coast in Phang Nga Province. It stands out for its tranquil atmosphere and unspoiled natural beauty, offering a quieter alternative to more crowded tourist beaches nearby.
The beach stretches for several kilometers, with fine white sand and a gentle slope, making it ideal for leisurely walks and family-friendly beach activities. The shorel...
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Samed Nang Chee Viewpoint is one of the most awe-inspiring sunrise viewpoints in southern Thailand, located in Ban Khlong Kian, Phang-nga. Perched above Phang-nga Bay, the viewpoint provides a panoramic 180-degree vista of limestone karsts and scattered islands across the calm sea. As the sun rises from behind the cliffs, the golden light dances on the misty bay, offering an unforgettable spectacl...
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Koh Panyee (เกาะปันหยี) is a small limestone island community located in Phang Nga Province, southern Thailand. The village is home to about 200 Muslim fishing households on approximately one rai of flat land, surrounded by clear seawater. The residents mainly make a living from fishing, selling souvenirs, and providing food to tourists. The village also has a public school named Ban Koh Panyee Sc...
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Koh Khai Nok consists of two small islands that look like fried eggs in the middle of the sea. There is a small sandbar connecting to the rocks. There is a clean white sandy beach in front of the island. The sea water is clear. You can see the fish up close even without wearing glasses. It is an island suitable for snorkeling and watching the beautiful sunset. On the island, there are shops sellin...
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Susan Hoi, also known as the Shell Cemetery or Fossil Shell Beach, is one of Krabi's most unique natural wonders. Located within Hat Noppharat Thara–Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park, this geological site features large slabs of fossilized freshwater snail shells that are estimated to be between 40 to 75 million years old. These fossilized layers, formed from the accumulation and compression of an...
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Ao Nang Beach is one of Krabi’s most visited destinations and part of Noppharat Thara–Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park. Its 6 km stretch of white sand curves gently along the coastline, embraced by towering limestone cliffs, making it ideal for walking, relaxing at cafes or beachfront resorts, and participating in water activities such as snorkeling, kayaking, and island hopping.
Ao Nang se...
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Ton Sai is a beach near Krabi in Thailand, offering a combination of inexpensive accommodation and great rock climbing routes that make it popular with both backpackers and climbers alike. From Ao Nang Beach take long tail boat or other way is take boat direct from chao-fah pier to Railay beach. Many activities such as Rock climbing cliff club, offering complete state of art climbing equipme...
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Railay Beach, often regarded as one of Thailand’s most breathtaking coastal gems, has earned its reputation among the world's premier tropical destinations. Despite not being a true island, Railay’s geographic seclusion—enclosed by towering limestone cliffs—creates a peaceful island-like atmosphere that makes it inaccessible by road. This natural barrier contributes to its ...
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Railay West Beach is the main beach and the vibrant heart of the Railay peninsula in Krabi Province. Although Railay isn't an island, its unique geography, surrounded by towering limestone cliffs on all sides, means that accessing Railay West Beach is exclusively by longtail boat. This unique characteristic is part of its charm, attracting international tourists, especially Europeans, who are capt...
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this place is the docking point of many boat coming from Krabi the Beach here is not suite for swimming as mangrove, plenty of food shops, mini pub, near places of rock climbing. Six resorts are recommended.
Sunrise Tropical Resort, very new just open in late 2002.
Ya Ya Resort, well know for many years with wooden rooms amidst coconut trees.
Diamond Private Resort, with many rooms, swimming pool...
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Phra Nang Cave Beach is one of the world's most beautiful and renowned beaches. Nestled at the southern tip of Railay Bay in Krabi Province, it's celebrated for its spectacular views of towering limestone cliffs, crystal-clear emerald waters, and fine white sand, drawing visitors from across the globe.
This place holds rich historical and legendary significance, being home to Phra Nang Cave. This ...
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Koh Tub is located within Hat Noppharat Thara–Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park, one of Krabi's most captivating natural attractions. It is well known for the “Talay Waek” (Separated Sea) phenomenon, where the tide recedes and reveals a sandbar that connects Koh Tub with Koh Mor and Chicken Island. This magical occurrence allows visitors to walk across the sea from one island to anothe...
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Chicken Island is part of the Hat Noppharat Thara–Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park in Krabi Province. It is one of three islands that form the stunning natural phenomenon called “Talay Waek” (Separated Sea), alongside Tup Island and Mor Island. During low tide, a white sandbar connects the three islands, allowing visitors to walk between them on foot – a rare and breathtaking ex...
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Talay Waek (The Sandbar), one of Thailand’s unseen natural wonders, is a rare natural phenomenon located near the Poda Islands in Krabi. During low tide, a white sandy path emerges, connecting Koh Tub, Koh Mor, and Chicken Island.
Popular activities include walking along the sandbar, snorkeling to see coral reefs, kayaking, and taking aerial photos from boats. The highlight is the crystal-cl...
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Poda Island is part of Hat Noppharat Thara–Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park, located just about 8 km from Ao Nang beach. This small island is renowned for its stunning white sandy beach and shallow coral reef areas that make it ideal for swimming and snorkeling.
A unique highlight is the tall limestone rock emerging from the sea in front of the beach—perfect as a photo backdrop. During low ...
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Wat Sai Thai is located in Sai Thai Subdistrict, Mueang Krabi District, Krabi Province. This Buddhist temple has a history spanning over 100 years and serves as a spiritual center for the local community. Inside the temple is a large and beautifully crafted reclining Buddha statue, revered by locals and visitors alike.
The temple showcases distinctive Thai architectural styles with intricately car...
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Klong Dao Beach stands as one of the key economic and tourism hubs of Koh Lanta, thanks to its strategic location just a few kilometers from Saladan Pier. The beach is geographically defined by its elegant three-kilometer crescent-shaped bay. Its shoreline is formed by fine sediment deposits, creating a uniquely smooth, firm, and compact sandy surface—particularly noticeable during low tide....
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Phra Ae Beach, internationally is one of the longest and most celebrated lines on Koh Lanta Yai, stretching over 4 kilometers along the island’s ern coast. The beach is characterized by its graceful crescent-shaped bay and gently sloping shoreline, which creates favorable swimming conditions throughout much of the day. Even during low tide, the seabed remains relatively smooth and free from ...
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Bamboo Bay is located on the southern section of Koh Lanta Yai in Krabi Province, approximately 25–30 kilometers from Saladan Pier and just a few kilometers before reaching Mu Ko Lanta National Park. Due to its relative distance from the main tourist hubs and its less accessible entrance, the bay remains largely undeveloped compared to the central beaches of the island. Access is via the isl...
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Bang Saen Beach has been a famous maritime destination and a paramount symbol of tourism in Chonburi Province for many decades. Located only about 80 kilometers from Bangkok or what locals call a "brief moment" of travel it remains the all-time number one destination for families and travelers. The coastline stretches from the Bang Saen Circle through the lively Laem Taen area and down to Won Napa...
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Wong Phra Chan Beach is a stunning jewel hidden in the northern reaches of Pattaya within the Naklua district an area renowned for its serene character and traditional charm compared to the vibrant chaos of Central Pattaya. The beach features a compact, elegant curve that embraces the sea, living up to its name, which translates to Moonlight Beach or The Crescent Moon. This location acts as a tran...
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North Pattaya Beach is the stretch extending from the Dolphin Roundabout down towards Central Pattaya Road. This section is distinctly different from Central and South Pattaya, as it has a much calmer and more orderly atmosphere. It is home to several five-star hotels and luxury resorts, meaning the beach in this area is generally well-maintained and clean, perfect for tourists seeking quality and...
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Pattaya was once just a small fishing village before undergoing rapid development to become the world-renowned special local administrative zone it is today. Pattaya possesses dual economic potential outstanding tourism sector and being part of the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC), making it a crucial center for both relaxation and investment.
The area of Pattaya City can be divided into four ...
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Jomtien Beach is a leisure paradise that perfectly blends modern vibes with a seaside atmosphere. With its significantly widened and pristine shoreline, the 6-kilometer golden sand stretch has become a hip hub for activities from sunset picnics to strolling along the neatly organized promenade that rivals international beach destinations, impressing visitors from the very first moment.
For adventu...
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Koh Kram Noi Island is a small island located near Koh Kram Yai, under the supervision of the Royal Thai Navy. The distinctive charm of this island lies in its undisturbed natural state; as it is not a primary stop for large tour boats, Koh Kram Noi maintains an exceptionally quiet and private atmosphere. The beaches boast fine, creamy white sand that contrasts beautifully with the gradient shades...
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Prasae River It originates from the Chanthaburi mountain range, approximately 120 kilometers long, flowing through various sub-districts. In Klaeng District Entering the sea at Pak Nam Prasae Subdistrict, Klaeng District, welcome back to the way of life of the people. Canal people by the river Experience eco-tourism with the Prasae River which is an important river in Rayong province
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Noen Nangphaya Viewpoint is situated on a seaside hill in the Na Yai Am district of Chanthaburi Province. It is considered a major landmark and the most beautiful viewpoint in the Eastern region. Noen Nangphaya is part of the Chalerm Burapha Chonlathit Road, which has been selected by the Tourism Authority of Thailand as one of the Dream Destinations that must be visited at least once.
The definin...
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Laem Sadet Beach is a highly tranquil and natural beach situated within the Kung Krabaen Bay area, continuous with Chao Lao Beach. The name "Laem Sadet" originates from a significant historical event where Her Majesty Queen Rambhai Barni visited and planted trees in the area. The beach's defining feature is the neatly planted and beautiful rows of casuarina (pine) trees, which offer ample shade fo...
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Ao Khung Wiman is a large bay characterized by a long, curving sandy beach stretching along the coast of the Gulf of Thailand. This area has been developed as a tourist and relaxation destination with good facilities. The Chaloem Burapha Chonlathit Road runs along this bay, making it easy to access. The atmosphere at Ao Khung Wiman is peaceful and not overly crowded compared to other famous beache...
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Chao Lao Beach is one of the most famous beaches in Chanthaburi, located in the Tha Mai district. Its distinguishing features are its light brown sand stretching parallel to casuarina trees and coconut groves. The atmosphere is exceptionally calm and private, differentiating it from larger, more crowded beaches, making it popular for those seeking genuine relaxation. The area maintains a high degr...
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Laem Sing Beach is located in Bang Kachai Subdistrict, Laem Sing District. You can reach it by renting a boat from Laem Sing Beach for about 400 meters, then walk another 400 meters on foot.However, the more convenient route is to travel from Tha Mai District by car along the Tha Mai-Bang Kachai route, a distance of 25 km. This route passes Wat Khao Laem Sing, goes up the mountain to the forest pa...
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Chula Island is one of the islands located close to the Chanthaburi coast, often mentioned as an island that retains its pristine nature and serves as a true sanctuary for those wishing to immerse themselves in nature. Access to the island requires a boat trip from Laem Sing shore or other authorized points. Upon arriving at the island, you will discover a fine, soft white-sand beach stretchi...
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Nang Rum Island is a small island located in the waters off Chanthaburi Province. It is well-known among travelers who seek tranquility and highly preserved natural environments. The island's beaches feature spotlessly clean and exceptionally fine white sand, which sharply contrasts with the crystal-clear, turquoise sea water the clarity often allows visibility down to the seabed. This m...
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Perid Island an island with a fishing village community, located southeast of Chanthaburi, in Ko Predit Subdistrict, Laem Singh District. It is a small island connected to the mainland. Most of the area is surrounded by the sea, with Chaloem Burapha Chonlathit Road serving as the connecting route. The terrain consists of hills, cliffs, and rocky areas. To the north and east, there is a fishing com...
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Koh Chang Noi & Laem Chang Noi are situated at the northernmost tip of Koh Chang, serving as significant strategic and geographical landmarks. Laem Chang Noi is a cape that juts out into the Gulf of Thailand toward mainland Trat, while Koh Chang Noi is a small, uninhabited islet located just a few hundred meters off the cape's tip. This area is distinguished by its extreme privacy and tra...
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Klong Son Bay is located at the northernmost tip of Koh Chang's west coast, serving as a vital geographical and ecological junction. The bay's structure is a semi-enclosed cove, ensuring calm waters year-round. It is uniquely divided into two distinct zones: the Luxury Residential Zone (Siam Royal View), featuring a pristine northern beach and a championship golf course, and the Klong Son Village ...
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White Sand Beach is located on the western coast of Koh Chang, Trat Province. It is a coastal area where the shoreline extends parallel to mountainous terrain, reflecting the overall geographical characteristics of Koh Chang. The beach lies at the interface between the sea and tropical rainforest, which is a dominant natural feature of the island. The area behind the beach consists of steep ...
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Klong Prao Beach is a large, continuous beach stretching for several kilometers, located in the central part of Koh Chang's west coast. The standout geography of this beach is its vast width and very gentle slope. During low tide, a massive sand-flat emerges, providing ample space for walking or recreational activities. Another natural highlight is Klong Prao, the main canal that flows f...
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Kai Bae Beach is located on the western coast of Koh Chang. It is an area with a unique character and a fascinating historical background. The name Kai Bae sounds unusual even to Thais. According to local folklore, Kai means wild chicken, which used to be abundant in this area. Bae is a local dialect or an old accent that evolved from the word Ploi, meaning to release or to let spread. T...
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Bang Bao Fishing Village is located at the southernmost tip of Koh Chang. It is a fishing community with a long history and one of the most interesting architectural styles on the island. The village is nestled within Bang Bao Bay, which is shaped like a circular bowl, providing an excellent natural shelter from wind and waves. Because of this, villagers built their homes on wooden stilts driven i...
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Klai Kangwon Beach is a well-known and historically significant beach in the northern part of Hua Hin. The beach derives its name from the Klai Kangwon Palace, which is situated along the coast and served as the summer residence for His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej The Great (Rama IX) and other members of the Royal Family. Consequently, the beach maintains an atmosphere that is calm, tidy, and ...
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Khao Takiab is a small hill located at the southern end of Hua Hin Beach, situated approximately 7 kilometers from Hua Hin town center. The name "Khao Takiab" (Chopstick Hill) comes from the hill's appearance, resembling a pair of chopsticks (Khao Kalok and Khao Noi). It is a tourist destination of both natural and religious significance, as there is a paved road leading to the summit, which house...
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Pranburi Beach is the collective name for the stretch of coastline in the Pranburi District, extending from the Pranburi River mouth towards Sam Roi Yot Beach. The major appeal of Pranburi Beach is its preserved natural state and profound tranquility. Compared to the nearby famous and bustling Hua Hin Beach, this area is a paradise for tourists seeking true relaxation and personal time. The beach ...
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Pranburi River Mouth is the area where the Pranburi River flows into the Gulf of Thailand, creating a rich coastal area that hosts an historic fishing community which still largely maintains its traditional way of life. This area is not only the livelihood source for the locals but also a central point for selling fresh seafood brought ashore by fishing boats daily. Visitors can experience the bus...
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Khao Kalok, officially part of the Thao Kosa Forest Park, is a small limestone hill that juts out into the sea. It is famous for its unique structure that, when viewed from the sea, resembles a human skull, specifically featuring a large natural opening that looks like an empty eye socket, which is the origin of the intriguing name "Khao Kalok" (Skull Mountain). This hill is situated at the end of...
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Sam Roi Yot Beach is a sandy stretch located within the boundaries of the Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park, which allows it to maintain its pristine and peaceful state. The beach is long and beautifully curved. What sets Sam Roi Yot Beach apart from others is the backdrop of the complex limestone mountain range of Khao Sam Roi Yot, creating an astonishing and unique visual spectacle. This beach is i...
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Ao Bo Nok is a simple yet charming coastal area located not far from Prachuap Khiri Khan town. Its quiet environment and natural beauty make it a great place for visitors who want to take a break and enjoy a slower pace of life. The beach is surrounded by a local fishing community where traditional boats line the shore. This creates an authentic setting that reflects the way of life in this coasta...
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Khao Chong Krachok stands approximately 245 meters above sea level by the coast. Visitors climb about 396 concrete steps to reach the summit. The ascent is considered a good physical challenge, rewarded by a stunning view.
At the Summit: The summit is the location of Wat Thammikaram Worawihan, an ancient temple that has been renovated. It enshrines a Buddhist relic (Phra Borom Sarikathat) within...
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Bang Boet Beach is a hidden gem located in the southern part of Prachuap Khiri Khan, within the Bang Saphan Noi District. It is well-known among travelers who cherish tranquility and wish to escape the crowds of more commercial beaches. This beach gracefully curves along the sea, distinguished by its clean, off-white sand and clear seawater during certain periods of the year. The overall atmo...
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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...
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Hat Pharadonphap is a beach with a unique character and significance in both nature and history in Chumphon Province.
The beach features a long curved sandy shore, clean sand, clear water, and gentle waves, suitable for swimming and relaxation. A highlight of the beach is the coconut tree-lined road, creating a shaded and iconic southern coastal atmosphere.
The name “Pharadonphap”...
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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...
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Lamai Beach is Koh Samui’s second most popular beach, stretching about 4 km. It is calmer than Chaweng Beach, with clear, deep waters ideal for swimming and water sports. Early mornings reveal local fishermen heading out to sea, offering a glimpse of authentic island life.
Landmarks and Culture:
The southern end features Hin Ta Hin Yai, unique rock formations with local legends about "Grandf...
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Bo Phut Beach stretches approximately 2 kilometers along a gently curved bay on the northern coast of Koh Samui. It is characterized by its yellowish sand and calm, relatively deep waters, making it more suitable for relaxing and light water activities than for swimming in certain areas
Historically, this area was one of the oldest fishing communities and trading centers of Hainanese Chinese settl...
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Khanom Bay is a true gem along the Gulf of Thailand, preserving its pristine natural beauty in an impressive and authentic way. The coastline features long sandy beaches alternating with dramatic rocky outcrops and rows of gently swaying coconut trees, creating a peaceful and charming seaside atmosphere. The bay is home to several beautiful beaches, including Nai Phlao Beach, known for its fine wh...
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Songkhla Lake or Phatthalung Lake or Lampam Lake It is the only lake in Thailand that is adjacent to the provinces of Phatthalung and Songkhla. At the bottom of Songkhla Lake, there is a large island, Ko Yo, and there are other islands that have received concessions for collecting bird's nests, such as Ko See and Ko Haa.
Songkhla Lake, is the largest natural lake in Thailand. It is located in the ...
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Leam Simila This peninsula is well-known for its white sandy beach, shady pine groves, and the statue of a mermaid that is Songkhla symbol. East of this statue is cat and rat sculptures. This is a nice, peaceful beach to stroll along, plenty of benches can be found between casuarina trees. Many facilities such as sidewalks, pavilions have been added to enhance this place as the main attaraction of...
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Laem Kruad Pier is a small pier, located at Amphoe Neua Khlong, around 40 kilometers in the south from Krabi town, there are motorboats from Laem Kruad Pier to Koh Jum twice a day at 12.00 am and 03.00 pm. In this pier Koh Poo, Koh Sri Boya have also a trip....
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Ko Kao Yai is essentially a sculptural work of nature, similar to rock castle which has a natural bridge protruding into the sea, whereby, during the low tide, boats can be rowed through. There is also a bay on this island called Ao Kam Pu with small falls and creeks. Ao Kam Pu is rather calm with no waves all year round and during the lowest tide, coral reefs and marine life will be very visible ...
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