Phangnga is the best of the best in terms of the beauty of the sea. It has been a dream land for all tourists, with all its beauty and presered nature of the underwater world. Despite its long distance from Bangkok, it is 788 km from the capital, this province and its islands - Surin Islands, Similan islands and other islands in Phangnga Bay National Park - have been successfully drawing a large number of tourists for a very long time.
Tresure the natural beauty
Phangnga Bay National Park is situated in the districts of Muang and Takua Thung, famous for its glorious shore and sea views, mangrove forests as well as many interesting spots which take around three hours to complete in a single trip. Canoes are also available for tourists wishing to cherish the beauty of Phang-Nga Bay, in a bid to push eco-tourism. The national park also houses Ko Panyi, Ko Panak, ago-through cave and Khao Phing Kan (two moutains clinging to each other) and looking outwardly to the sea. Khao Tapu (James Bond Island) is also clearly visible.
Similan Islands National Park have been named the most beautiful islands in Thailand, Governed by Kuraburi district, this small colony of islands in the Andaman Sea comprises nine islands with Ko Similan being the largest. Under the water are the houses of rocks and coral reefs which are one of the most well-preserved reefs in Thailand.
Surin Islands National Park is a haven for divers, This national park houses North and South Islands and more than 10 days. Among the most famous bays are Mae Yai Bay, the largest and most quiet bay, and Luek Bay where the colour of the water is dark green due to its depth. The last group of Sea Gypsy or Le people live here, following their traditional way of life along the beaches of South Surin Islands. Opposite the National Park's office is a wooden effigy carved to look like a Red Indian, suggesting to the uninitiated that it is a sacred place for the Sea Gypsy.
Khao Lampi National Park Thai Muang Beach accommodates splendid waterfalls and beaches. The park nestles Lampi Waterfall and Ton Phrai Waterfall. Its 13-km white-sand Thai Muang Beach sand also runs along a highway.
Tresure the natural beauty
Phangnga Bay National Park is situated in the districts of Muang and Takua Thung, famous for its glorious shore and sea views, mangrove forests as well as many interesting spots which take around three hours to complete in a single trip. Canoes are also available for tourists wishing to cherish the beauty of Phang-Nga Bay, in a bid to push eco-tourism. The national park also houses Ko Panyi, Ko Panak, ago-through cave and Khao Phing Kan (two moutains clinging to each other) and looking outwardly to the sea. Khao Tapu (James Bond Island) is also clearly visible.
Similan Islands National Park have been named the most beautiful islands in Thailand, Governed by Kuraburi district, this small colony of islands in the Andaman Sea comprises nine islands with Ko Similan being the largest. Under the water are the houses of rocks and coral reefs which are one of the most well-preserved reefs in Thailand.
Surin Islands National Park is a haven for divers, This national park houses North and South Islands and more than 10 days. Among the most famous bays are Mae Yai Bay, the largest and most quiet bay, and Luek Bay where the colour of the water is dark green due to its depth. The last group of Sea Gypsy or Le people live here, following their traditional way of life along the beaches of South Surin Islands. Opposite the National Park's office is a wooden effigy carved to look like a Red Indian, suggesting to the uninitiated that it is a sacred place for the Sea Gypsy.
Khao Lampi National Park Thai Muang Beach accommodates splendid waterfalls and beaches. The park nestles Lampi Waterfall and Ton Phrai Waterfall. Its 13-km white-sand Thai Muang Beach sand also runs along a highway.
- Thailand Travel Guide
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