Ranong
Ranong Province
Mountainous Ranong Province receives more rain than elsewhere in Thailand, covering it in lush greenery. Ranong town began as a Chinese Hokkien settlement, and this is evident from its older architecture.
Mountainous Ranong Province receives more rain than elsewhere in Thailand, covering it in lush greenery. Ranong town began as a Chinese Hokkien settlement, and this is evident from its older architecture.
Ranong Town
Khao Lak Beach has for years been a favorite secret getaway for residents of Phuket. In recent years a number of resorts have been built on this beautiful, but still underdeveloped beach. Khao Lak was hard hit by thje tsunami, but has been rebuilt.
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Koh Chang
Ko Yao consists of two large islands, Ko Yao Noi and Ko Yao Yai, surrounded by many smaller islands. Largely unaffected by booming development in nearby Phuket, Ko Yao retains its traditional ways of life of Muslim culture.
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Koh Phayam
Similan
Island has been rated as one of the 10 most beautiful islands
in the world. It is so much more than that. Read
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National Parks
Experience the magic of thewild limestone cliffs, kayaking to secluded beaches or cruise Phang Nga Bay. Read More ►
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Map - Ranong Province
