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TRAT ATTRACTIONS ---->
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MUANG TRAT
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Wat
Bupharam (Wat Plai Klong)
Located in Moo 3, pattanakan Plai klong Rd, Tambol Wang Krajae, the
reign of Phra Chao Prasat Thong of Ayuthya. An ancient uposatha hall,
Buddha's footprint, Buddha image, ancient pagodas and Buddha relics
within the monastery await visitors to appreciate.
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Wat Yotha
Nimit (Wat Bote)
Situated on Tesaban 4 Rd, near the spirit shrine of town, the temple
houses and old ordination hall decorated with wonderful murals. As
recorded in Thai history, King Taksin the Great gathered his army forces
here before driving Burmese troops out of the country
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Town's Spirit
Shrine
Housed close to Wat Yotha Nimit, the shrine was believingly constructed by
King Taksin the Great. In those days, French naval officers, during their
occupation of Trat, tried to demolish this holy and revered shrine, but
unsuccessfully.
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Residangamport
A 3-storey building with colonial architecture, located on Lak Muang Rd,
used to be the governor's residence before. At present, it has become a
governmental office.
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Laem Sok
As one of Trat's most interesting attractions, the cape is located about
24 kms off Trat' Laem Ngob Rd. Apart from a shrine of Krom Luang Chumpon
Khet Udomsak, Laem Sok enjoys beautiful beaches, fishermen's villages,
Fresh seafoods here are internationally renowned. from this cape, visitors
could make journey to Koh Good and Koh Mak. diving facilities are
available.
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Lan Sai
Beach
Quiet and peaceful, the beach located about 10 kms off km 31-32 on Trat'
Klong Yai Road is ideal for rest and relaxation.
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Wat Phai Lom
Located on Lak Muang Rd, the temple plays an important role in the
development of the province's education. Phra Wimol Methajahn, the father
of Trat's education, used to live in this monastery. Ideal for meditation
practice.
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Wat Kiri
Vihar
Built in 1887, the temple located on a hill enjoys wonderful view of
forest and sea. With very beautiful uposatha hall, pagoda and other
buildings, the 116-year-old monastery is renowned among tourists.
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AMPHUR KLONG YAI
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Mai Root
Beach
Turn right at km 57-58 on route #318, the beach is located about 5 kms
off the road.
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Ban Chuen
Beach
Located about 3 kms off route #318, turn right at km 59, 60, the white
sandy beach is quiet and peaceful. Swimming is possible. Bungalows are
available.
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Khao Lad
Red Cross Center
Situated at km 48 on Trat' Klong Yai Rd, the center was founded by Her
Majesty the Queen in order to help the Khmer refugees. At present, the
center houses a museum displaying exhibition on the Queen's activities
and statues of Khmer refugees. Behind the center is located a beautiful
beach. Accommodation is available. For more information, please contact
Tel. 0-3952-1621
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The
Country's Narrowest part
Located in Ban Khod Sai, Moo 2, Tambol Had Lek, at km 81-82, the part is
only 450 meters.
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Ban Had Lek
Situated at he end of route #318 in Tambol Had Lek, about 16 kms away
from the district's office, the village is worth visiting. Visitors
could appreciate wonderful sceneries on the border.
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AMPHUR KHAO SAMING
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Wat Muang
kao San Tum
Situated in Moo 7, Ban Erem, Tambol pranit, about 38 kms away from the
district's office, the temple houses Khao Toh Moh archeological remains
believingly built before the Buddha Age. With shady trees and surrounded
by natural beauties, the monastery is ideal for rest and relaxation.
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AMPHUR BOR RAI
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Khao Salad
Dai Waterfall
Located about 7 kms off km 25 on San Tung-Bor Rai Rd, the waterfall is
hugged with natural wonders. ideal for rest.
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Klong Kaew
Waterfall Nation Park
Approximately 7 kilometers away from Amphur Bor Rai and close to
Thai-Cambodian border, the 65,525-rai park has natural beauties, such as
a fertile forest and beautiful water falls, especially a 7 level Long
Kaew waterfall.
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AMPHUR LAEM NGOB
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Tarn Ku Bay
About 4 kilometers from route 3156, Tarn Ku Bay is famous for its
beatiful sandy beaches. Usually crowded on holidays.
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Thai Naval
Battle Monument
Housed at Laem Ngob, the monument comprises a statue of Krom Luang
Chumpon Khet Udomsak and a warshiplike museum. In commemoration of the
naval battle, annual celebration will be held from January 17 to 21.
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KING AMPHUR KOH CHANG
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Koh Chang
National Park
Occupying an area of 650 sq.kms, the park comprises 47 islets located
from Amphur laem Ngob, Amphur Muang to Amphur Klong Yai, Natural wonders
on each isle await visitors to appreciate.
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Koh Chang
With an area of about 429 sq.kms, Koh Chang is the largest island in the
province. Blessed with high mountains, fertile jungle, rivers, brooks,
waterfalls, white sandy beches and bays the island is internationally
renowned.
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Koh Chang
naval battle Place
Located south of Koh Chang, near Salak Pet bay. In the naval battle,
Thailand lost three royal warships and some of naval forces. In
commemoration of this historic event and devoting merits to the dead
naval forces, the Royal Navy will annually hold a religious ritual on
the 17th of January.
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Kiri Phet
Waterfall
Situated south of Koh Chang, about 3 kms away from Ban Salak Phet' Ban
Rong Than Rd, the small-sized waterfall is inconveniently reached. No
water during the drought season.
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Than Mayom
Waterfall
Located behind the park's office, the medium-sized waterfall has four
levels. The royal monograms of King Rama V and Vl carved on the rocks
witness their visit to this beautiful waterfall.
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Klong Nung
Waterfall
Located not far from Kiri Phet Waterfall, the 120-meter-high waterfall
is ideal for rest and relaxation. Less water during the dorught.
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Ban Salak
Phet and Ban Rong Than
Located south of Koh Chang, these fishermen's villages are largest on
the island. Visitors could experience their ways of living. Bungalows,
hireboats and food shops are available.
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Bang Bao
Fishermen's Village
Very interesting. All houses located in the sea are linked by small
bridge acting as a corridor. Bungalows and food shops are
available.
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Dan mai and
Klong Nontree Villages
All government agencies on Koh Chang are located here. Villagers lead
their life with orchard and fishing.
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Sai khao
Beach
Blessed with fantastic views, the 2-km-long beach is very popular among
tourists. Swimming is possible. Bungalows and food shops are available.
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Klong Prao
Beach and Laem Chai Chet
Linked with Kai Bae beach, the beach is shady with coconut trees. Quiet
an peaceful. Ideal for personal rest and relaxation. Swimming is
possible. Bungalows and food shops are available. North most of the
beach is located Laem Chai Chet.
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Kai Bae
Beach
Located next to Klong Prao Beach, the steep beach has bungalows and food
shops. Swimming is possible.
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Ao Bai Lan
Situated close to kai Bae beach, the small bay with long sandy beach
enjoys wonderful view. Quiet and peaceful. Low priced bungalows are
available. Ideal for swimming and relaxation.
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Ao Klong
Son
Located morthmost of the island's western coast, the bay has wonderful
coral reefs. Bungalows are available.
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Klong Kloi
Beach
Located next to Bang Bao village, the beach is shady with coconut trees.
Quiet and peaceful. Ideal for rest. Accessible only via personal car.
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Sai Yao
Beach and Yutha Nave Beach
Situated south of Koh Chang and close to Salak phet bay. Swimming is
possible. Visitors could watch a small monument of Koh Chang naval
Operations erected on Yutha Navy beach. Bungalows are available.
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