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Khao Lak-Lamroo National Park
Is covers parts of Thai Muang, Kapong, Takua Pa, and Phang-nga Town (Muang in Thai) districts, and lies about 33 kms. south of Takua Pa Town on Route 4. The chief spot of interest .

Elephant riding & Treaking 

interested nature trails include Khao Lak-Laem Ru National Park of which the trail offers an opportunity to see various species of birds and wild animals. Another place where you can trek and ride on the elephant back is at Tone Pariwatt Wildlife Sanctuary which provides a trail trough a dense jungle dotted with beautiful waterfall and abundant with rare species of plants and wild animals.

Viewing by Boats

There are plenty of long-tail boats available at Tha Dan Pier, Surakoon Pier or Pier around the area of the Park. If you take a half-day tour, you can visit Panyee Island, Khao Ping Gan, Khao Tapoo, Ma Ju Island, and Tham Lod. You may have a chance to visit other islands on a full-day-tour such as Panak Island, Hong Island or Khai Island. That depends on your time and convenience.

Snorkeling & diving 

With more than 120 islands in Phang Nga Bay together with other world most popular diving destinations like Similan Archipelago and Surin Islands, you will be overwhelmed with its spectacular flora and fauna under the sea. Each diving site has its original undersea landscape and splendid underwater scenery.

Khao Lak Beach

Khaolak Beach is about 80 kms North of Phuket International Airport. Sandy beach, smooth with studded granite boulders, extends for many kilometers. With its tranquil and rustic atmosphere Khaolak Beach is becoming popular, especially among European visitors.

Tone Chong Fah Waterfall 

Nam Tok Lampi

Is in Moo 6 of Tambon Thai Muang off Petch Kasem Rd. on km 32-33.  Turn left at a gravel road junction and go about 1.5 kms.  The waterfall is medium sized and divided into three levels, each about 100 meters high.  It flows year round.

Nam Tok Tone Prai

Is a large waterfall with water flowing year round. At km. 28-29 of Petch Kasem Rd. is a gravel side road. Turn left and go for 7 kms. Then continue on foot for another kilometer. The hike to the falls is most enjoyable during dry season.

Bangsak Beach 

Hat Bangsak this Tambon Bang Muang beach is a long strip of fine white sand shaded by casuarina trees. About 20 kms north of Khaolak Beach heading to Takaupa town.

Thai Muang Beach 

Hat Thai Muang is a spectacular stretch of sand, 13 kms. long with clear water and an adjacent golf course. The beach is clean and swimming is excellent.  From November to February, sea turtles come to lay their eggs on the beach.  As a result, local inhabitants customarily go view the turtles on moonlit nights.

The Old Sala Klang

Sala Klang means Provincial Hall. The Hall is a one-storey-building in panya-style, the characteristic structure in southern part of Thailand, located about 3.5 kilometers away from Phang Nga town along Petchkasem Road. This official building is constructed in the reign of King Rama VII, proving its provincial status.

Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaeo

This inner-city riverine landmark contains several buildings with highly detailed architectural features. Wat Phra Kaeo within the same compound, is a treasure house of Thai arts, and houses the Emerald Buddha, the most revered Buddha image in Thailand.

Wat Arun

The Temple of the Dawn is inspiring at sunrise; it is even more marvelous toward dusk. The temple's architecture is symmetrical, with a square courtyard containing five Khmer-style prangs, the central prang (282 ft) surrounded by its four attendant prangs in the corners. All five are covered in mosaics of broken pieces of Chinese porcelain.

Doi Suthep

This Rose of the North is the nation's second-largest city (pop. 200,000) and has most of Bangkok's amenities (including excellent food and accommodations). But it doesn't have the quicker pace, the traffic jams and the pollution (although the big-city problems are rapidly catching up). The city is located.

Sunflower Blossom Festival

Blooming sunflower along both sides of the highways from Lopburi to Chai Badan, and from Muak Lek to Wang Muang. Visit "Pa Sak Chonlasit Dam", the world's biggest and longest saddle dam. Also experience the cowboys' outdoor lifestyle at "Chok Chai Farm" in Pak Chong.

The Candle Festival 

Is the largest religious ceremony in Ubon Ratchathani. It is celebrated yearly on Asalha Bucha Day and Khao Phansa (Buddhist Lent) Day in July. The ceremony is held at Thung Si Mueang and Chaturamuk Pavillion.At night, there is entertainment to celebrate the Lent candles. The reflection of lights on the candles creates a picturesque effect during the festival.

Loi Krathong and Candle Festival 

Loi Krathong is traditionally performed on the full moon night of the twelfth lunar month, which usually falls on some day in November. The floating of a ‘Krathong' – a banana–leaf cup – is intended to float away ill fortune as well as to express apologies to Khongkha or Ganga, the River Goddess. Some believe that the ritual is meant to worship the Buddha's footprint on the bank of the Narmada River, while others say that it is to pay respect to Phra Uppakhut, one of the Lord Buddha's great disciples.