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Koh
Tao and Koh Nang Yuan
These 2 small rocky islands are administratively under Amphoe
Koh Phangan and located at the direction northwest of Koh Phangan.
Unspoiled and undisturbed lately by tourists, the islands earn
its reputations for underwater resources, unique beautiful bays
and coves and coral garden under the crystal sea which give
the good promising outlook for sea sport activities. Accommodations
in the form of huts and bungalows are provided on these two
islands. To reach Koh Tao economically is by boat that leaves
from Surat Thani and Koh Phangan. Boats are also available for
Koh Tao from Tha Yang Pier, Chumphon. And to reach Koh Nang
Yuan, boats are available from Koh Tao.
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Khao
Sok National Park
It is located on km.109 from
Surat township area on Highway No. 401. A verdant forest-covered
hill national park, with an area of some 161,000 acres. Many
kinds of rare wildlife are still to be found. With an atmosphere
of peacefulness and restfulness, one can trek along the trails
made to the adventure. Accommodations in the park can be available
through the reservation section, Forestry Department, Tel. (662)
579-0529, 579-4842. Besides, near the area of the park there
are private-run bungalows available for the tourist.
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Ratchprapha
or Chieo Lan Dam
It is located on Km. 52-53 Highway
No. 401 and turn right for another 12 kms. The scenery around
the dam area is very beautiful. Accommodations are available
from the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand, Tel.
(662) 436-3179 or (6677) 311-364, 311-522.
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Koh
Samui
It is Surat Thani's major tourist attraction.
The island has numerous lovely beaches and bays. It is almost
literally an island of coconuts and forested hills, and is fast
be coming a resort of international stature. Samui's best beaches
line the northern and eastern coasts. More... |
the
most popular being Chaweng and Lamai
where, generally, the most attractive accommodation is
found. Besides beaches, other island attractions include the
Hin Lat and Na Muang waterfalls the phallic rock formations
at the southern end of Lamai Bay; a massive seated Buddha inage
of Fan isle and Na Thon, the island's major seafront settlement
where shops, restaurants, tour agencies and hotels are located.
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Phra
Boromathat Chaiya
An ancient pagoda, located
in Wat Phra Boromathat Chaiya, Amphoe Chaiya, housing Lord Buddha
relics. The structure is believed to be constructed during the
Sivichaya period over 1,200 years ago. More... |
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Koh Angthong National Park
It comprises some 40 islands northwest
of Koh Samui and covers some 250 square kilometers. Major park
islands largely towering, verdant rock masses encircled by clear
seas, include Mae Koh which has a beautiful beach and an emerald
saltwater lake called Thale Nai; Wua Talap, site of park headquarters
where accommodation is available for visitors wishing to prolong
their stays; Sam Sai with an exciting coral reef and huge rock
arch, and Phai-Luak. Prior reservation is needed by calling
57900529, 579-4842. |
Koh
Tae Nai
It is a small island not too far to be
reached from Koh Phangan, is increasingly popular to the tourists
from its natural beauties. High jungle-covered hill, long stretch
golden sand beach, thriving coral reefs surrounded by fish of
all sizes and colors etc. are some of its major attractions.
Accommodations in the form of bungalows are also provided on
the island. Transportation is available by mean of passenger
boat or cargo boat which leave from Surat Thani via Samui. |
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Wat Suan Mokkhaphalaram
Commonly known as “Suan Mokkh” (Garden of Liberation), the modern
forest monastery was founded in 1959by the late Ajahn Buddhadasa Bhikkhu,
one of Thailand’s most famous monks. More...
Khao Tha
Phet Wildlife and Nature Education Center
The Center is located approximately 6 kilometers from the Surat City.
Covering an area of 2,906 rai or 4.65 square kilometers, the Center
is home to numerous wild animals. Its headquarters is situated on
a hilltop, more...
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