Thailand

This is the most important festival of the province. This popular Buddhist tradition is held at the end of the Buddhist Lent when people have…

The bell-shaped pagoda is situated on the hill adjacent to the Khao Kong Buddhist Park. Small pagodas housing Phra Phrom images were built above all…

Namtok Phrom Lok is in Tambon Phrom Lok. It can be reached via Highway No. 4016 (Nakhon Si Thammarat-Phrom Khiri) to the 20-km marker, then…

The Thai-style monks residence of Wat Wang Tawan Tok is on Ratchadamnoen Road, in the area said to be opposite Wang Tawan Ok (Eastern Palace),…

Off the southern coast of Phuket are a number of islands, many of which are good for scuba diving, but have no accommodation. The two…

The temple is a popular attraction for both visitors and local residents. Located in the temple is the upper half of a large Buddha statue…

The Phuket Submarine operates 5 dives daily and carries forty eight passengers into the waters southeast of Phuket. The dives will be to a depth…

Nearby islands familiar with vacationers are Li-pe or Nipis Island (meaning “thin” island in Malay). Lipeh is an island in Adang archipelago, one kilometer south,…

The hill-top house overlooking the Tinsulanond Bridge that connects Ko Yo was built in 1991 and was completed in 1996. Surrounded by coconut plantations, the…

Approximately three kilometers to the south of the famous Hat Samila is Kao Seng fishing village, which has one of the most beautiful beaches in…

Situated approximately 4 kilometers northeast of Suan Mokkh, or approximately 54 kilometers north of the provincial capital, this ancient chedi houses Buddha relics, which are…

Located to the northwest of the province is a large lake surrounded by limestone hills. A mountain in the middle of the lake divides it…