Serene, laid-back and very, very tropical, Ko Maak is undoubtedly a jewel in the crown of the Ko Chang island group. The island receives far…

Bun Bungfai or the Rocket Festival, is held annually in May at Phaya Thaen Park. The festival’s origins lie in a custom of firing rockets…

Ko Laem Ngob lies 17 Km. away from the inner city of Trat along 3184 Highway. The big pier where tourists can get ferry service…

Annusorn Sathan Yutthanawi Ko Chang (Naval War Memorial) is located on :Laem Ngob Beach, consisting of the figure of Krom Luang Chumpon Khet Udomsak turning…

This temple, which is also known as Wat Bot , is used to be the site to hold Tue Nam Pra Pipat sattaya Ceremony, or…

This island is situated northeastern away from Ko Maak. Formerly, the area was abundant with Kradad trees; hence, the name of the island. The place…

The century-old Hoh Trai, or Scripture Hall, of Wat Sra Trainurak, is in the Burmese or Thai Yai architectural style. A wood structure, it measures…

The Wat Nong Pa Phong is a mediation center with a quiet and peaceful atmosphere where a number of foreigners practice Buddhism. The center is…

This is an ancient Khmer sanctuary of Prei Kameng Period dating back to the 12th – 13th century B.E. Being Surin’s oldest ruins, Prasat Phum…

The Kaeng Kabao is an islet that parallels the Mekong River. A wide rock plateau on the bank is popular for villagers seeking relaxation. Islands…

The Ko Chang Yutthanavi Day is organized in late January at the Ko Chang Yutthanavi Memorial on Laem Ngop. The event is to commemorate the…

This temple is located at Khao Tah Moh, Moo 7 Baan Erem, is 38 km far from Amphoe Khao Saming Office. In the southern area…