Ban Phe
Located approximately 19 kilometers southeast of the city, Ban Phe is the best place to enjoy relaxing on a long white sandy beach while…
Read storyTourist attraction in Rayong province Located approximately 220 kilometers from Bangkok, Rayong is another delightful seaside province on Thailand’s eastern Gulf coast. Most of Rayong Province is marked by mountains interspersed by flat plains…
Located approximately 19 kilometers southeast of the city, Ban Phe is the best place to enjoy relaxing on a long white sandy beach while…
Read storyThirty kilometres from town is Suphattraland, an extensive orchard open to the public. It grows succulent mangosteen, durian and rambutan. They generally mature in…
Read storyHat Phayun and Hat Phala are located approximately 32 and 34 kilometers respectively from the town of Rayong. Shaded by pine trees, the beaches…
Read storyThe Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhon Herbal Garden is located within the grounds of the Petroleum Authority of Thailand, about 25 kilometers from town on…
Read storyThis little cape located beyond Laem Mae Phim in Klaeng District is located near a small fishing village, where the main occupation is to…
Read storyTravelling a little further from Ban Kon Ao on the beach road , you will reach Khao Laem Ya and Mu Ko Samet National…
Read storyThis small island located approximately 5 kilometers off shore from Laem Mae Phim has been developed into a Sea Turtle Preservation Sanctuary under the…
Read storyThe last piece of virgin forest in Rayong, the park is located in Klaeng District, 71 kilometers from the city. Declared as a National…
Read storyThis cape can be reach either from Sukhumvit Road by taking a right turn at km. markers 259.5, 263 or 268, or proceeding further…
Read storyBuilt at the center of the isle at the mouth of the Rayong River, the pagoda is located about 2 kilometers from town. The…
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 storyLocated at Wat Lum Mahachai Chumpon on Taksin Road, the shrine was built to commemorate King Taksin the Great’s brief stopover in Rayong to…
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