Wat Supattanaramworawihan
This royal temple and the temple of the Dharmayuthi Sect in the Northeast, was built in 1853 by Phra Prom Ratchawongsa (Phra Upart Ku…
Read storyGeographical division North – The mystical mountains and forests Central – The vast green rice fields Northeast – The breathtaking vistas from the plateaus South – Jubilant tropical islands and beaches in the peninsula…
This royal temple and the temple of the Dharmayuthi Sect in the Northeast, was built in 1853 by Phra Prom Ratchawongsa (Phra Upart Ku…
Read storyLocated at Ban Bung Wai is perhaps the second most famous temple amongst tourists. The temple is the 19th branch of Wat Nong Pa…
Read storyBun Bungfai or the Rocket Festival, is held annually in May at Phaya Thaen Park. The festival’s origins lie in a custom of firing…
Read storyThe Trat Fruit Fair , usually in late May or early June, features exhibitions and agricultural produce. There fruit contests, particularly of sweet Salak…
Read storyDubbed as “Ko Klang” by the locals, Suan Sri Muang is a public park and health center. Located behind the former city hall, the…
Read storyThis scenic bay area consists of Thung Makham Nok and Thung Makham Nai Bays. Using highway no.4119 and 4098, for 27, and 31 kilometres…
Read storyThis park is located at Moo 7, this venue is 65 kilometres from Chumphon by turning right at Lang Suan crossroad for another three…
Read storyas well as magnificent jagged karsts. This is a highly secluded picture perfect beach that attracts thousands of visitors year round but is able…
Read storyHat Chalalai Situated about two kilometres far from District Hall on Pattani – Narathiwat route, the beach is highlighted by a large pond near…
Read storyThe event is annually held on the second weekend of May at Hat Wasukri, Amphoe Sai Buri. Due to the long coast and the…
Read storyThe two-storey building has rooms displaying the work of the Chulaborn Research Institute’s royal chairman, a meeting room, a dining room, a performance sala,…
Read storyThis is at Mu 1, Ban Bang Kaeo, Tambon Tha Madua. It is about 9 kilometres from the Phetchakasem-railway intersection and 200 metres from…
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