Trang Hotels & Travel Guide - Thailand

Discount Hotel Rates in Trang Province of Thailand

Geography of Trang, Thailand

Trang lies along the western coastline bordering the Indian Ocean for about 119 kilometers, consisting of an archipelago in the Andaman Sea with over 46 islands. The topography varies from the plateau region at the foot of Bantad Mounatain Range and dipping the elevation down to the flat plain at the edge of the Andaman Sea. The terrains are characterized by hillocks scattering around the region. The province is nourished by two main rivers; one is Trang River, having the provenance from the Luang Mountain Range, and the other is Palian River, coming from the Bantad Mountain Range.

Trang is situated about 828 kilometers from Bangkok and occupies about 4,917 square kilometers. It is administratively divided into 9 districts (Amphoe) and one sub-district (King Amphoe), namely, Amphoe Kantang, Huay Yot, Yan Ta Khao, Palian, Sikao, Wang Wiset, Na Yong, Ratsada, and King Amphoe Hat Samran.

Boundary

North: Connects with Nakhon Sri Thammarat and Krabi Provinces.
South: Connects with Stun Province and Indian Ocean.
East: Connects with Phattalung and the Bantatha Mountain Range dividing the two provinces.
West: Connects with Krabi and Indian Ocean.

Distance from Trang city to its districts

• Hauy Yot 28 kilometers
• Kantang 24 kilometers
• Na Yong 10 kilometers
• Palian 47 kilometers
• Ratsada 47 kilometers
• Sikao 33 kilometers
• Wang Wiset 60 kilometers
• Yan Ta Khao 23 kilometers
• Hat Samran sub-district 45 kilometers

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