Trang
Trang Province borders Nakhon Si Thammarat to the north, Satun and the Indian sea to the south, Phatthalung to the east and Krabi to the west. This is the cradle of rubber plantation in Thailand. Characteristic of this locality is that there are many lagoons, islands, forests and marine gardens, waterfalls and caves. The coast of Trang province has many beautiful sandy beaches.
The beaches here with Hat Pak Meng are Trang's most beautiful beaches, Had Chao Mai and Had Chang Lang located in a national park, Hat Chao Samran and Hat Ta Se forming Palian resorts. In Palian district there is a majestic Tone Teh waterfall with a height of 320 meters, one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Trang. Off the coast, Mook Island is an attractive island consisting mostly of cliffs, especially the western side. The high cliffs here are home to swarms of swallows. At the foot of the cliffs is Morakoht Cave. This cave is only visible when the water is low, with a height just enough to pass the boat but run 80 meters long. The other end of the cave is a beautiful beach with white sand stretching, surrounded by cliffs and trees.
Kra Dan Island with an area of about 100 hectares is the most beautiful island of Trang, with 5/6 areas belonging to Chao Mai National Park. The rest is rubber forest and coconut garden. The highlight of this island is white sand here which is very smooth, smooth to the point of almost powder. Foreign islands are always green with coral reefs and colorful fish colonies.
Trang
