Phang-Nga is a primarily agricultural province in the south of Thailand. The chief cash crop is rubber, and rubber plantations cover a considerable area, especially noticeable along the roads. Aside from that, however, large areas are also given to food crops. Considerable amounts of rice, vegetables and fruits are produced in Phang-Nga. Phang-Nga province has [...]
The Emblem of Phayao
Introduction
Phayao has an overall area of 6,355 square kilometers and is administratively divided into 7 Amphoes (Districts) and 2 King Amphoes (Subdistricts).: Amphoe Muang, Chun, Chiang Kham, Chiang Muan, Dok Kham Tai, Pong, Mae Chai, King Amphoe Phu Kam Yao and King Amphoe Phu Sang. Phayao is located 690 kilometers from [...]
The Emblem of Chaiyaphum
Introduction
Chaiyaphum Province is located almost at the center of Thailand in the northeastern region. lts size ranks third in the region and eighth in the country. The province has a total area of 12,778.3 square km. or 7,986,429 Rai. lt is 342 km. From Bangkok.
Approximately 50% of Chaiyaphum is mountains and [...]
Maha Sarakham is situated in the heart of Northeast Thailand having peaceful atmosphere and being the center of education in the northeast so the name ”Taksila of Isan” (Taksila was a city where educaton of all branches were centered in the ancient India) is given to it. Maha Sarakham is 470 kilometers, along highways, from [...]
Introduction
Lampang or Khelang Nakorn of the past has the horse carriage as its symbol having monasteries buil t in Burmese and Lanna Thai style architectures and its famous place, well know all over the world, is the Thai Elephant Conservation Center.
Occupying an area of 12,533 square kilometers, Lampang is administratively divided into 13 Amphoes (Districts) Muang, [...]
Bangkok ( Krung Thep: The City of Angels)
Established in 1782 a Thailand’s capital. The official full name of the city is probably the longest in the world:
“ Krung Thep Mahanakorn
Amorn Rattanakosin
Mahintrara Ayutthaya Mahadhilok
Phobnoppharat Ratchathani Burirom
Udom Ratchanivet Mahasathan
Amornphimarn Aowathan Sathit
Sakkhathattiya Vitsanukamprasit”
Bangkok offers an abundance of sites and attractions for tourists and located in the center [...]
Damnern Saduak Floating Market: Thailand’s most famous floating market “Floating” because all the traders are in small wooden boats. The are many of these boats with the vendors in characteristic straw hats coming and going on any one day to sell their produce, mainly foodstuffs, from the surrounding farms and household items
Enjoy a Boat Ride along the [...]
Dominated by impressive cliffs overlooking a huge stretch of white sand.
Krabi’s most popular beach is also a jumping off spot for local boats to Railay, the nearby islands and neighbouring beaches.
A large selection of hotels and bungalows can be found all along the main street and beyond.
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The very essence of a tropical paradise; no roads and no hassle.
Railay’s beaches offer lazy days, adventure forays and chilled-out evenings.
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Krabi isn’t just gorgeous beaches and tropical sun.
There’s plenty on offer for nature lovers, wildlife enthusiasts, thrill seekers and even those who prefer the challenge of the fairways.
Take a look below.
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Railay, on the Krabi coastline, has been attracting climbers for many years. Towering cliffs of limestone overlook stunning beaches and a vista of weirdly shaped islands and rocky outcrops. Crags and overhangs provide an ideal climbing environment.
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An educational and fun day out at the Khao Nor Chu Chi National Park to admire and appreciate some gifts of nature. Go walking along a shaded, wooden platform and stop at pure freshwater pools, a waterfall, hot springs and rubber plantations.
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Get to the know the locals in this cultural tour which reveals facets of life in Krabi province…
Browse the local market, centre of Krabi town life. Visit the mysterious Tiger Cave Monastery, situated in the heart of a lush forest with great views over the countryside.
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Stunning Phang Nga province, just north of Phuket, has lush jungle, rivers and adventure. Ride an elephant through the jungle and then hop aboard and hang on for a whitewater experience you won’t forget.
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Diving day trips, PADI courses, find them here! The dive sites off Krabi and around the Phi Phi islands and Koh Lanta are rated among the best in the world.
Pristine reefs, colourful corals and abundant sea life await the scuba diver.
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Krabi sea canoe, kayaking in Krabi Thailand, where some of the most spectacular sites for paddlers can be found.
A day trip is brilliant, but for the ultimate experience, try sea canoeing under the stars at night. The Day program or Overnight Sea canoe programmes are unforgettable.
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Chartering a speedboat means getting to your destination quickly and arriving in style. Spend more time relaxing or sightseeing and visit those places off the beaten track. The Phi Phi and Krabi islandsBay are all accessible for a day trip. Snorkelling is something everybody, young and old, can do and enjoy. As a family activity [...]
Cruise, dive, take a speedboat around the islands, go snorkelling or fishing, paddle a canoe, or take an action packed trip on a whitewater raft. Go with the flow…….
Check out some of the best available tours.
Our selections are based on our local experience, quality and value for money.
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South of Krabi Town lies Koh Lanta which has around 25km (15 miles) of sandy beaches along it’s west coast. A quiet and laid back island which is popular with backpackers, in recent years more and more luxury resorts have been opening however due to the large amount of beachfront land available there will always [...]
Two large islands (together about 138 sq km) right in the middle of Phang Nga bay betweenPhuket and Krabi. While fishing remains the predominant economic activity and way of life here, the islands are slowly opening up to tourism. Some innovative, community-driven eco tours and small-scale, mostly family-run bungalows and resorts have been developed. A great place [...]
Explore a little further with a visit to the Hong Islands, located 25 kilometres NW of Ao Nang. Not to be confused with the other Koh Hong in Phang Nga Bay, these tiny islands are simply beautiful. Spectacular beaches and hidden lagoons with shoals of colourful fish that literally eat out of your hand.
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These two islands offer easy snorkeling. If the tide is low, you can walk along the white, sandy causeway from one island to the other.
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A small island about 45 metres high with strange rock formations. Literally the name Talu means to pass through and in the centre is a 30-metre hole - the result of natural erosion. Talu Island is home to a large number of swifts which provide the nests essential for the Chinese delicacy, Bird’s Nest Soup.
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For a killer cup of coffee in air-conditioned surrounds, 89 Cafe and Boncafe, both on this stretch of asphalt, are pleasantly modern and spotless.
Mellow bars like the Gecko House, live-music clubs like Crazy Pub, and a smattering of karaoke bars dot the nightscape in the centre of town. It’s all very, very Thai-style, but none so much as the sidewalk [...]
Heading up the hill from the river, a number of cafes and bars line the street, including The Balcony and Choke Dee Restaurant. Food and beer are abundant; a couple places even have pool tables.
Towards the top of the incline is a ragtag group of drinking establishments that have assumed imported personas: O’Malley’s, Old West Bar, and Reggae Bar live up to [...]
Nightlife here is tame - geared more towards casual conversations than crazy mating dances. Wanderers that have been lost for hours, days, or months gravitate to the unofficial guesthouse district of Chao Fa Road.
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Ferries run from Phuket to Phi Phi all year round. During high season (Nov to Apr) there are two ferries per day from Phi Phi to Koh Lanta.
May to October - boats from Phi Phi Island to Ko Lanta do not operate due to strong winds and high waves in the monsoon season. During this [...]
Access by road from Trang is easy. An extensive network of local buses, ferries and private transport operates throughout the province.
Public minibuses leave daily at 12:00 opposite the train station in Trang Town. During high season additional buses leave at 10:30, 11:30, 12:30, 13:30 and 15:30 from Trang. You can book a seat at any [...]