From the moment you walk in the gate, you can’t help but begin to relax and unwind in this gorgeous oasis. Honestly, we cannot recommend Thirty Degrees in February more highly. Let us tell you a little of what makes it so special and a destination not to be missed! On entering the property you are met with so much greenery contrasted with the vibrant colours of the native gardens. They are just so beautiful and serene. There are two decent sized swimming pools, one situated between two ponds, and another towards the front. The staff take such pride in maintaining everything, and it is therefore spotlessly clean throughout. The villas are very spacious and exude a calm and tasteful ambiance. The location is for those who enjoy a quieter style of holiday, away from the more touristy hustle and bustle of the close by Hua Hin central town. You can easily access the main town and visit the cute markets and extensive restaurants by a taxi for 2-300 baht. (About 15 minutes) Thank you to the welcoming and friendly staff and hosts for their wonderful hospitality. Honestly it is just a beautiful gem. The European clientele escape their winter in February but we hope to return in Australia’s winter in the middle of the year. Just don’t tell too many!!!

One of the best hotel experiences ever - loved it even before the renovation but now it’s just perfect when they added second bathroom to 2-bedroom houses and a second bigger pool. Absolutely stunning view and a convenient location within 10 minutes walk to the most beautiful beach in HH. A bit in the middle of nowhere in terms of shopping and dining so a car or bike won’t harm, but this makes it perfectly quiet, outside and inside. Houses are perfectly sound insulated and far enough from each other that it feels like entire territory is yours only.

We stayed here, as a family of 3, for 12 nights in August 2025. Coming from 3 nights and days in Bangkok, this place on the outskirts of Hua Hin, was an island of tranquility. Very beautiful situated on the edge of a reservoir in beautiful grounds with little to no noise from the surroundings. The villa we rented was exactly as described and was nicely furnished with air con throughout. The WiFi was outstandingly fast (hitting up to to 900 meg) and perfect for either families with teenagers or those looking to work remotely. The grounds were constantly looked after and the staff as a whole were very helpful and informative when looking for advice on stuff to do locally. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our time here and would recommend it to anyone.

What a lovely place to spend your vacation! This calm and quiet area contains 12 spacious villas, beutifully decorated. The bed is very comfortable. There are two swimmingpools and beautiful garden. All the staff is very nice and helpful. Just 10 minutes walk to a very nice beach with sunbeds and restaurant. We stayed for six weeks and will come back next year and stay longer.

30 Degrees in February is a beautiful resort tucked away in the beautiful laid back beach area of Khao Tao. Beautiful, clean, comfortable, well appointed guest houses with large decks, surrounded by flowering trees and shrubs and two large pools. The staff are kind and attentive. The Location is ideal, 2 minute walk to Khao Tao lake boardwalk, 3-4 restaurants 5 to 10 minute walk, 2 beautiful clean beaches 10 minute walk. There is also a great kite surfing area near the Best Western for beginners to enthusiasts. There is a golf course 5-10 minutes away that isn't plush but has a lot of peacocks and is inexpensive and good for a round or two. 30 Degrees will arrange rental of bicycle, scooter, car for transport. It's a quiet area that is perfect for bicycle riding, If your up for a long ride there is a bike path that will take you all the way to Takieb with a beach and tons of restaurants (the southern part of Hua Hin). I had my own car and walked most places. There are at least a dozen restaurants nearby and some small local markets for necessities. It is a 15 minute drive to Blueport and Village Market Malls, Cicada market, Bangkok Hospital... Hua Hin is a good size tourist town with all the the entertainment a typical beach town has to offer. In the other direction (south) is Pranburi a wonderful Thai beach town that is a gem with a lot to explore. 30 Degrees in February was perfect for me, I loved it here. Stayed a month and gave serious thought to staying longer but decided to lease a property instead. I really love this area and decided to move here.

Such a wonderful place you feel as though you are in the heart of Thailand with the Thai design Villas. Location is great, very close to Sai Noi Beach, close to Khao Tao Lake and all the superb restaurant's. Easy to get to Hua Hin for good shopping in the two big shopping malls. The staff are so nice and dedicated to your stay. Two pools to use both are large and warm. Open plan kitchen to living room, washing machine and electrical appliances . large bathroom and we had a one bedroom Villa with a large bedroom. Many Thanks Pete and Kristina

Location is amazing. Only 10mins from CBD HUA HIN and there is almost Private beach like near by. There are two swimming pool and clean and modern room yet it has Thai flavour all around the resort. I think its for people who are looking for a quiet & peaceful holiday.

Interesting little excursion. This park is apparently apart of conservation efforts in the area. A raised wooden path has been constructed through the mangrove to give visitors the opportunity to explore this environment. Information sign are dotted about the path to give you an idea of possible animals,insects or foliage you may see. Sadly not many of these are written in English. The route is a loop which take you back to the car park. Boat ride are available only during high season. Information center, cafe and toilets available near car park. Not push or wheelchair friendly in certain areas as trees have been left where the path was constructed.

Very short walk, but it was beautiful and serene nevertheless. It's more like a mangrove swamp with lots of small crabs. If you go too early in the morning, it'll be low tide so no boats available.

I can’t believe such a beautiful place is free to visit! The 45-minute boat ride costs only 500 THB per boat, and each boat can take up to six people — such a fair price! The lady who took us on the boat was very friendly. Even though she didn’t speak English, she kept pointing out different animals for us to see. We spotted some birds we couldn’t name and even a swimming lizard! If you come to Hua Hin and skip this place, you’re really missing out!

Wonderful place to visit and walk along the trails among mangroves— took a boat tour and sighted the natures and fishing villages. If you are in Hua Hin, this is a must visit place.

A casual spot for a quick 1- to 2-hour walk, Pran Buri Forest Park’s Mangrove Forest offers a peaceful and scenic experience. The wooden walkway is well-constructed and regularly maintained by staff, making the path easy to navigate. There are no steep inclines—just a flat, smooth trail throughout. As the walkway winds through the mangrove forest, there are plenty of opportunities to spot wildlife such as mudskippers, mud crabs, and—if you're lucky—the highly elusive and endangered mud lobster. A highlight of the trail is the watchtower located in the center of the forest. You can climb the three-story structure for a stunning 360-degree view of the surrounding mangroves. On a good day, the skies are bright and sunny, so be sure to bring water and a towel to stay cool and refreshed. Overall, it’s a very family-friendly destination—perfect for a relaxing nature walk.

The Pran Buri Mangrove Forest offers a beautiful circular boardwalk trail that winds through lush greenery. Walking at a relaxed pace, it takes about 40 minutes to complete. About halfway around, there’s the option to take a boat tour — but only during high tide. Just like in our case, the river at low tide doesn’t have enough water for the boats to pass. For the kids, the highlight was spotting the many colorful crabs that scuttle along the banks. They made a game of “collecting” each color with their eyes — a fun twist that kept them engaged the whole way. Admission is free, making it an easy and rewarding stop for families and nature lovers alike. There is a large parking lot for cars and buses, but it was not overcrowded. You should combine this trip with a river boat tour in the nearby fisher village, tonsee the mangrove trees from the river side as well

Great way to experience nature and discover differen kind of animals living undrr the mango trees. The park is wheel chair friendly as well and free entrance.

🌟 A Hidden Gem in Hua Hin!🌟 Visiting the Chao Mae Tubtim Thong Shrine in Hua Hin was an unforgettable experience! 🏞️ The shrine is beautifully nestled in a peaceful area with the most stunning views, providing a serene and spiritual atmosphere that's perfect for reflection and relaxation. 🙏 The intricate architecture and vibrant decorations are a feast for the eyes, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the area. 🏛️ The caretakers are welcoming and happy to share fascinating stories about the shrine's history and significance. Whether you're exploring Hua Hin or looking for a tranquil spot to connect with local culture, this shrine is a must-visit. 🌿✨

Finally got around to paying homage to my most loved goddess! She knows!

Lovely place to visit with stunning views.

Great local temple of Pak Nam Pran. Used by locals instead of a stair machine at a gym. Beautiful sunsets and sunrises. And views of the river

Chao Mae Tuptim Thong Shrine on top of a hill offers a peaceful and refreshing experience. It's a small Chinese style Buddhist shrine situated near Khao Tao and Pak Nam Pranburi.  Once there, you feel the serenity and are surrounded by a beautiful panoramic view of the Pranburi river and local communities below.

This viewpoint is exceptional. Very serene, the perfect location for prayer and meditation. The call of the peacock from the surrounding area adds to its uniqueness.

Great view. Temple is just ok. One man running things up there. Seems lonely.

This is my best experience ever. The owner cares about your progress and makes sure you have the best time of your life. I have done this a lot of times throughout Thailand and this was by far my best experience

Our trip to the cable kite was great, we were beginners and Maurice was really nice and explained everything to us in detail. We both managed to complete a lap and had a great sense of achievement. Everything perfect!

Maurice and his team run a good operation. He's easy to talk to and the Kite Cable activity in itself is extremely worthwhile for families and groups. We have taken more than 20 people there at a time and Maurice gives everyone the attention they deserve.

Water sport Funny Safety Good services

I had a great time here.

Great place to hang out and cable Ski. Frendly and clean.

Well the cable is slow especially when it turns around and has no power and the equipment(boards)are old and in bad conditions maybe ok for beginners but not enjoyable if you know how to wakeboard

About an hour drive from Hua Hin city central to this local waterfall. The waterfall is under the park ranger maintenance and control. Theres small fee for enter. Its a great place to bring family for the time together. We visited during long weekend and theres were lots of local, foreigners and Bangkok people.

Nice drive to the park from Hua Hin on a winding small road. 300 Baht entrance fee for non-Thais and 30 Baht per car. I picked a rainy day, which had the advantage of the park being very quiet. At most of my walk I was alone. Disadvantage is that the rocks are extremely slippery. Friendly NP staff. Some signs are just in Thai and there was no mobile signal, so I couldn't translate it. If I understand it correctly, there is NO food or drinks allowed past the second waterfall. It's a sweaty and very slippery climb though.

Very nice area with a lot of places to enjoy and rest in the cool forest. Wished you could even go more up, the adventure was limited up to stage 4. IMO there are too many fish, which makes it a bit difficult to get into the water. We have been there on a weekday and we’re lucky that the were not many visitors. Unfortunately they did not excepted my Thai ID card, as was mentioned wherefore I had to pay the high farang entry fee. But have to confess, it was worth it!

Pa La-U Waterfall, entrance fee 60 baht, transportation fee 30 baht, great atmosphere, very natural, clear and cool water, the way up to the waterfall is not difficult, some rocks are quite slippery, so shoes must be suitable and have good grip.

The path is quite slippery and challenging. A little climb on rocks along the way. There re 5 floor of waterfall. I recommend 5th floor to enjoy less people and swimmable pool.

Lovely river hike upstream. I climbed to level 5 on many past occasions, but had to stop at level 3 yesterday due to rain/ wet and slipper rocks. Loved it still!

This is a somewhat remote location in the hills near the Myanmar border. There is a trail up to the biggest cascade that is steep and slippery in places but has had ropes put in place to assist you in the spots where you have to scramble up the most. The hike up and back is a nice workout. There are a few nice pools to swim in but there are a lot of fish loitering around looking for a handout and that can be a little off-putting despite what their presence indicates about the cleanliness and health of the water stream. They are fun to watch ascending the cataracts, though. There are several species of butterfly up there and don't be surprised if they land on you looking for salt from your sweat. People seemed pretty conscientious about their trash here, for the most part, but if you bring a bag and schlep some out that you might inevitably stumble across, you will be rewarded greatly by the Great Karma Chameleon of the Universe. We try to get up here a couple of times of year because it is such magical and beautiful place. Definitely, one of my favorite spots in Thailand.

This is one of the "must" sites to see along the upper gulf coast. Although you may have to really earn it. We went on October 22nd which was a nice hot day after quit a few wet ones. The boats would not run in the stormy seas so you will have to hike the first leg by the park entrance. Fee is 200 for foreigner, 100 for Thai. The hike can be strenuous if either physically limited, or have any ailments. After the first "up to the viewpoint" and down the backside you come up to the beach. A nice secluded shell filled beach that leads you to the one again strenuous (only because the humidity helps the sweat pour out) hike up towards the cave. The well maked path takes to the first cave system once the jagged limestone path levels off. Then down through a cave opening to the grand entrance of Phraya Nakhon Cave. The lighting causes for a very dramatic backdrop to the shine. Quite spectacular. And the temperature in quite nice dropping at least 8 to 10 degrees Celsius lower than the outside temperature. On a Wednesday it wasn't really crowded and with patience can have the whole place to yourself for the perfect photo opp.

Amazing spot nice views, to have the best light come 10.30 till 12.00. athe light on the temple is only in February. There are two mountains to be crossed. You need to be fit, children can do it as well. Ways down and up are with stones. The first mountain can be down by boat if the waves are not to high, u arrive rhen directly on the beach and miss the views from the first mountain. At the beach there is a good restaurant with good drinks and they toilettes. From there u can start the second mountain when u made it, there is only ashort way down tonrhe cave entry. At the beginning u can see monkeys Dusty at the second climb or on rhe beach. The cave is amazing we had a very food toir guide she showed is perfect spots for photos.

Stunning drive through the National Park, then a challenging walk to the cave. Spectacular scenery and wildlife on the walk. The cave itself is breathtaking, well worth the walk. I rode a motorbike from Hua Hin, took 1 hour, but amazing mountain's 👏.

First of all, this cave is part of the Khao Sam Roi You national park. I recommend starting your day at the national park's ticket office. The ticket you buy here is valid for more than one attractions. I started my day with the mangrove forest around the ticket office area, then visited the Khao Daeng Viewpoint, after this Klong Khao Daeng (the boat trip price is not included in the ticket) and my last stop was Phraya Nakhon cave. I was riding a motorbike between the places. The cave can be reached by boats or walking. The motorboats are very loud and I prefer walking anyway so I hiked to the cave. Please note that it is a 2km distance. The first part of the road follows the sea shore, with wonderful views. It goes uphill first and then down to the beach. It is a bit rocky and you will definitely sweat a bit climbing here. Through the beach, you walk on flat surface among trees and sand, it is very pleasant (apart from the loud boats arriving every minute). Someone put swings on trees next to the beach, you may take nice photos here. There are also cafes and restaurant, bathrooms here to refresh if needed. The next part of the road takes you through a small forest part - apply mosquito repellent here if you haven't done it yet, they attack straight away! At the end of the forest road, you will see a big sign with many rules (how to dress, behave and so on) and a warning to understand your physical capabilities or limitations - because the next part of the road is very challenging. From now on, the road is mainly uphill on the natural terrain which has some steps built but it is mainly rocky and steep, sometimes a bit slippery. In the hot weather, it's not easy to complete the climb. Halfway up on the hill, you will find a resting stop with benches. The park also stations a first aid team here, which is reassuring. They are on standby for any emergencies or injuries. Also they sell (expensive) water. After climbing for about 500 meters, the last part of the road is finally downhill, believe me, you'll be grateful for that 😁 Please make sure you are dressed modestly to respect the Buddhist principles before entering the cave. The entrance is already impressive. I haven't seen a forest growing in a cave yet. The temple is in the second hall of the cave and if you are lucky, the sunshine will illuminate it. When I was there, I could admire it completely alone (low season) and it was a wonderful experience.

Parking: 10B motorcycle, 20B car Entrance to national park: 100B foreigner, 40B Thai Hike to Phraya Nakhon Cave: 1. 515m along the coast, up and down to reach Laem Sala beach 2. Around 1km flat along the beach. There's a restaurant. 3. 430m mostly up through the forest to the cave entrance. The path is shaded, mostly dirt, sharp rocks and makeshift steps. Physically demanding but very rewarding. Water can be bought at the entrance. Closed shoes recommended.

It's a cave. Steep. A wall runs along the path which is sometimes better. I'm fit. Still took me an hour . Take water . Round a big hill. Then down a cave system. Through 2 chambers into a 3rd which had the temple . 200 baht for adults 100 for kids. . Well worth it.

Wonderful sight to behold. The way there comprises 2 climbs with a walk along a beach in between. The climbs are treacherous but I saw many out of shape people and a few with difficulty in walking also doing it. Along the first climb, you'll be treated to magnificent views of the sea and beach. When you finally reach the cave, it's a spectacle to marvel. They've built a shrine in the cave and there are more things to explore once inside the cave. It's definitely worth the effort. This is something not to be missed.

This is one of the "must" sites to see along the upper gulf coast. Although you may have to really earn it. We went on October 22nd which was a nice hot day after quit a few wet ones. The boats would not run in the stormy seas so you will have to hike the first leg by the park entrance. Fee is 200 for foreigner, 100 for Thai. The hike can be strenuous if either physically limited, or have any ailments. After the first "up to the viewpoint" and down the backside you come up to the beach. A nice secluded shell filled beach that leads you to the one again strenuous (only because the humidity helps the sweat pour out) hike up towards the cave. The well maked path takes to the first cave system once the jagged limestone path levels off. Then down through a cave opening to the grand entrance of Phraya Nakhon Cave. The lighting causes for a very dramatic backdrop to the shine. Quite spectacular. And the temperature in quite nice dropping at least 8 to 10 degrees Celsius lower than the outside temperature. On a Wednesday it wasn't really crowded and with patience can have the whole place to yourself for the perfect photo opp.

Amazing spot nice views, to have the best light come 10.30 till 12.00. athe light on the temple is only in February. There are two mountains to be crossed. You need to be fit, children can do it as well. Ways down and up are with stones. The first mountain can be down by boat if the waves are not to high, u arrive rhen directly on the beach and miss the views from the first mountain. At the beach there is a good restaurant with good drinks and they toilettes. From there u can start the second mountain when u made it, there is only ashort way down tonrhe cave entry. At the beginning u can see monkeys Dusty at the second climb or on rhe beach. The cave is amazing we had a very food toir guide she showed is perfect spots for photos.

Stunning drive through the National Park, then a challenging walk to the cave. Spectacular scenery and wildlife on the walk. The cave itself is breathtaking, well worth the walk. I rode a motorbike from Hua Hin, took 1 hour, but amazing mountain's 👏.

First of all, this cave is part of the Khao Sam Roi You national park. I recommend starting your day at the national park's ticket office. The ticket you buy here is valid for more than one attractions. I started my day with the mangrove forest around the ticket office area, then visited the Khao Daeng Viewpoint, after this Klong Khao Daeng (the boat trip price is not included in the ticket) and my last stop was Phraya Nakhon cave. I was riding a motorbike between the places. The cave can be reached by boats or walking. The motorboats are very loud and I prefer walking anyway so I hiked to the cave. Please note that it is a 2km distance. The first part of the road follows the sea shore, with wonderful views. It goes uphill first and then down to the beach. It is a bit rocky and you will definitely sweat a bit climbing here. Through the beach, you walk on flat surface among trees and sand, it is very pleasant (apart from the loud boats arriving every minute). Someone put swings on trees next to the beach, you may take nice photos here. There are also cafes and restaurant, bathrooms here to refresh if needed. The next part of the road takes you through a small forest part - apply mosquito repellent here if you haven't done it yet, they attack straight away! At the end of the forest road, you will see a big sign with many rules (how to dress, behave and so on) and a warning to understand your physical capabilities or limitations - because the next part of the road is very challenging. From now on, the road is mainly uphill on the natural terrain which has some steps built but it is mainly rocky and steep, sometimes a bit slippery. In the hot weather, it's not easy to complete the climb. Halfway up on the hill, you will find a resting stop with benches. The park also stations a first aid team here, which is reassuring. They are on standby for any emergencies or injuries. Also they sell (expensive) water. After climbing for about 500 meters, the last part of the road is finally downhill, believe me, you'll be grateful for that 😁 Please make sure you are dressed modestly to respect the Buddhist principles before entering the cave. The entrance is already impressive. I haven't seen a forest growing in a cave yet. The temple is in the second hall of the cave and if you are lucky, the sunshine will illuminate it. When I was there, I could admire it completely alone (low season) and it was a wonderful experience.

Parking: 10B motorcycle, 20B car Entrance to national park: 100B foreigner, 40B Thai Hike to Phraya Nakhon Cave: 1. 515m along the coast, up and down to reach Laem Sala beach 2. Around 1km flat along the beach. There's a restaurant. 3. 430m mostly up through the forest to the cave entrance. The path is shaded, mostly dirt, sharp rocks and makeshift steps. Physically demanding but very rewarding. Water can be bought at the entrance. Closed shoes recommended.

It's a cave. Steep. A wall runs along the path which is sometimes better. I'm fit. Still took me an hour . Take water . Round a big hill. Then down a cave system. Through 2 chambers into a 3rd which had the temple . 200 baht for adults 100 for kids. . Well worth it.

Wonderful sight to behold. The way there comprises 2 climbs with a walk along a beach in between. The climbs are treacherous but I saw many out of shape people and a few with difficulty in walking also doing it. Along the first climb, you'll be treated to magnificent views of the sea and beach. When you finally reach the cave, it's a spectacle to marvel. They've built a shrine in the cave and there are more things to explore once inside the cave. It's definitely worth the effort. This is something not to be missed.

There are so many different places that you can experience in this National Park.It was so much fun. We decided that we were going to do the one hour boat tour. The mountains are just stunning and the views are beautiful. Be careful with the monkeys.They're very aggressive with food.If they see you have anything, they'll try to take it from you.If your car is open.They will go in your vehicles and they will climb on your vehicles.

This is definitely worth checking out while you’re in Hua Hin! It’s a bit of a “hike” (I used quotes because it’s mostly stairs 🤷‍♂️), but totally worth it, but here a a couple of things to know before you go. First, you have a choice of walking/hiking there or taking a boat. I took the boat cause I wanted to be on the water, beach is so beautiful here. If you take the boat, bring sandals because you must walk into the ocean a bit to climb onto the boat. If you walk, it looks like an equally beautiful walk; the natural landscape here is beautiful. One last tip: while in line, a local asked us if I wanted to split the cost of the boat with her and her daughter. I agreed (if I recall correctly, paid 200 of the 400 TBH total), and this is an important point. This very cool and nice local girl informed me that she was happy I agreed because she claimed that the people operating the boat-ride service will often try to add a lil foreigner tax if you’re not in the “know.” She told me that they will usually tell foreigners that it is 400 TBH per person, when the actual cost is 400 TBH total for the ride, which can be split amongst the passengers in anyway they see fit. Ergo, according to this cool local girl I was fortunate enough met there, if they tell you that it’s 400 per passenger, it’s definitely a foreigner tax haha 🤣. Back to the “hike”, I wore sandals to get on the boat and for the hike, and I was totally fine. I’m not the Michael Phelps of hiking nor anything like that 😝 , just saying that if you’re concerned, might wanna bring a towel and a pair of shoes to change into after the boat ride. Like I mentioned earlier, it’s mostly stairs you’re climbing, but they are stairs carved out of rock or made of wooden logs, you know like almost kinda like “natural” stairs, not something built from Home Depot supplies. The “stairs” are often uneven, slippery, jagged, etc., but I did it in sandals and I’m a 40+ yr old dood, so…. It is not the shortest “hike” haha and it can get hot af, so bring water. Once you get to the end, totally worth it tho. There’s a couple of fake/statue monks on display in the cave so don’t let those freak you out haha 😂. But yeah fr tho, totally worth it. Once you’re back to the beach the boat dropped you off at, there’s a really good local restaurant there selling some delicious, grub food there. So after the “hike”, grab some good local eats and a fresh coconut water 😋. One last thing, when we first arrived, I was instructed to remember the number of the boat that dropped me off, which I did, but didn’t seem to matter later 🤷‍♂️ but might be a good idea to jot it down somewhere for Justin (just in case lol). Enjoy your trip. @CBD-travelchannel

Beautiful national park. Was quiet when we went so felt off the beaten path. Great food options near the cave. We sat on the beach to eat. Well maintained hiking trails and frequent restrooms. We saw some friendly stray dogs and dusky langur monkeys.

A hidden gem in Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park, famous for the royal pavilion bathed in sunlight through a natural skylight. The hike is a bit challenging, but the breathtaking view inside the cave is worth every step.

Beautiful natural park, worth the ride from His Hin

Great hike, amazing beach..you can take a boat around to avoid one of the climbs up and down...if seas are calm

Great place to visit it’s a full day doing the 12 spots that are available to visit under the 200 BTH park entry fee plus parking Best way is to start at 8 am at the ranges office and mangrove walkway It’s a physical day with some fairly deep cave exploring bring a torch and stay hydrated and have a lovely sunset at spot 12 kissing

We did the wild elephant watching in Kui Buri National Park and it was incredible! We came here to the enterace first for information then headed to the elephant watching area to buy tickets. Don't fall for the tours if you're staying in Hua Hin, they're over priced. We hired a car between 3 of us which was 1500 baht, then 200 baht per person for park enterance, and 850 baht for the truck, driver and guide between us. Our guide and driver were great and we were lucky enough to see about 20 wild elephant as well as other animals!

Excellent experience and a highlight of our Thailand trip. We had our own car which made getting to the park much easier and cheaper than a private tour. We arrived at 2pm and set off into the park straight away. After a short trip we were guided to a group of 25+ Elephants. Couldn't recommend this highly enough.

Visited October 23, 2025: Wow. This was an INCREDIBLE National park! We booked a private tour through Viator with Ken Diamond Tour Hua Hin (about $140/person for park entry, private 4x4, dinner, English speaking guide, and transportation to and from Hua Hin). Our guide accompanied us on the drive through the park so we could ask questions in English. Because it was just us, we were able to take our time at every stop we made. I would have not enjoyed this experience as much in a shared group 4x4. Because we booked a tour with transport, I can’t speak for the process of getting your tickets at the park, getting assigned a 4x4, or the English proficiency of the drivers and park staff who accompany you as our guide took care of everything and made it seamless. (I would recommend a guide). But the experience was incredible. The park scenery is absolutely stunning. We saw so many gaur and their babies and 3 male elephants from afar! We were grateful to see any at all as we knew the possibility of seeing none. We stopped at 4 or 5 different spots. The drive was 7km into the park, and 7km back out the same way so you have the chance to check out viewpoints again to see if more elephants have come about. The staff are always talking to each other on radio to alert elephant sightings to make sure you see them (if there are any). Binoculars are 100baht in the visitor center where the tickets are purchased. Get the big ones, we used them a lot! This is a big park with a lot of thick trees and greenery for them to hide in. It was fun seeing the elephants little trails through the brush off the sides of the roads, and knocked over trees and branches. Signs they are around! The weather was perfect on the day we visited. Sunny and very windy so it was almost chilly by sunset! Not too hot at all, even when we started at around 3pm. But I recommend good sun protection since the 4x4’s are open to the elements. We had UV protection jackets and hats, plus a lot of sunscreen. The vehicle we were in had 3 umbrellas so if it were raining we would have had protection too. I can’t speak for that in all national park trucks though. There are toilets in decent condition by the visitor center. They have toilet paper! I also want to add - I’m surprised and saddened by a lot of negative people in the reviews here who can’t appreciate a place for what it is. The entire point of visiting a national park, to MAYBE see elephants, is that these beautiful animals are WILD and untouched by humans (as they should be) vs the unfortunate alternative of abuse and tourism cash grabs that is rampant in this part of the world (riding, bathing, unethical practices). If in the event you don’t see any, but you can’t find beauty in the other animals, birds, insects flying around, plants, and scenic beauty, that’s a YOU problem. If you do see some but at a very long distance and complain that there aren’t roads to get you selfishly closer to them or you can’t appreciate the fact that your own two eyes, even with binoculars, have seen these endangered animals live their lives safely from afar, that’s a YOU problem. Everyone should know the risk of price vs not seeing any elephants here, or seeing them from several hundred meters away. It’s luck! Enjoy the experience! ❤️

If you want see elephants in Thailand, this is the ONLY place to do it. Eco tourism at its finest, most of Asia should take a big example from this institution. An abandoned setting deep in the jungle near the Burmese border and limited daily visitors allow this national park to flourish like almost none in the region. There’s only a 7.5km dirt road with four viewpoints along the way, to stop and lookout. It never feels overcrowded, it never feels like too close to disturb the animals natural behaviour. That being said, 100 Baht rent for binoculars is money well spent. We were able to 17 wild elephants, countless Gaurs and lots of birds including hornbills, eagles, kingfishers and egrets in the short span of only 3-4 hours. Please support this place instead of visiting any of the countless Thai elephant “sanctuaries”. This is how animal tourism should be!

We went wild elephant watching at Kui Buri National Park! The park entrance fee was 200 baht per person, and the truck with a driver and guide cost 850 baht in total. Our guide and driver were fantastic, and we were lucky enough to spot around 40 wild elephants, along with other wildlife. We patiently tracked and waited for the elephants, and late afternoon turned out to be the perfect time for it. We also got a close look at a hornbill, some deer, and junglefowl. Worth a visit. Best either you hire a car to get here as town is not that close. I would love to visit again.

A must-visit for wildlife lovers! Driving through scenic forest trails, you’ll have the chance to spot majestic wild elephants grazing peacefully and herds of gaur roaming the open grasslands. The park is home to hornbills, deer, and many other species, making every visit a true safari experience in Thailand. The peaceful atmosphere, stunning mountain views, and close encounters with nature make Kui Buri an unforgettable adventure.

It's a good choice if you want to see elephants, we saw about 4 different groups on a pretty short trip. The guides were nice too and were clearly doing their best to help us see as many elephants as possible.

Small teak temple. It's very clean and looked after. A Monk was there to provide spiritual guidance and that was good. Interesting painting's. A beautiful spot near a small fishing bay. Excellent toilets if you need to stop. The climb up to the cave is recommended, Saturday afternoon and we were the only ones in the cave. It's quite large and whist not beautiful it's worth 30 minutes and some exercise.

The temple is surrounded by mountain and face Ao Noi bay, very peaceful. It is entirely made of wood, look simple and beautiful. The highlight of the temple is the Reclining Buddha cave, located on the side of the hill, not too high and easy to go up.

Very nice Temple. Be respectful as it is very busy with people coming in and out praying. Easy walk to the reclining Buddha cave after.

Nice to see if you are in the area. Fishing village and view and private. Need vehicle to get around for sure as very to do.

Very nice temple, kept by a monk doing prayer session several times. The climb to the laying Buddha was worth the climb.

Amazing vibe of this place. Wooden Buddhist temple with colorful and beautifully crafted wooden images depicting Buddha life.

Beautiful old temple with a walk up a karst mountain to a small cave containing a reclining Buddha plus other Buddhas. Take a decent torch with you.

I had the opportunity to visit this Temple in Prachuap Khiri Khan and can say that it was an unforgettable experience. Climbing the 396 steps was a bit of a challenge, but the view that awaits you at the top makes every effort worth it. The view of the surrounding landscape and the sea is breathtaking and ideal for photos. I found the quiet atmosphere particularly pleasant. The monkeys that live on the way to the temple complex were peaceful and not at all intrusive - they seem to be used to visitors and are not disturbed. This adds to the relaxed mood of the place. The temple itself is also very beautifully designed and invites you to linger. It is a perfect place to experience the culture of Thailand while enjoying nature. I can recommend a visit to Wat Ao Noi to anyone who is looking for both variety and a wonderful view. A real insider tip in Prachuap Khiri Khan!

Great view but make sure to pick a walking stick from the entrance to walk up along with as there are lots of monkeys. When our little girl tried to drink some water, the monkeys tried to attack and we didn't have any stick to scare them away so we didn't go till the top but it's a great view from view point 1,2 and 3.

Very worthwhile. World class. Rain or shine this is a must see. Do not bring plastic bags. If you are scared they have a big stick you can tap the ground with to tell the monkey no.

Worth the climb up 300+ stairs - the views are fantastic. At the bottom of the stairs, they have bamboo sticks for you to carry to keep the monkeys from jumping on you. It seems just carrying the stick (and keeping all food and water bottles zipped in your pack) is enough to keep them away. When you get to the top of the stairs, there's a closed gate, but don't turn back - it's unlocked. Go through the gate and enjoy views of two bays, the city of Prachuap, and the mountains separating Thailand and Burma. Explore around a bit - there are two other gates, one leading to a small cave, and the other leading to another view point, accessed by climbing down a steep metal ladder. Overall it's worth the effort to climb up here, but as for the temple itself, it's small and not so ornate. Lots of monkey poop on the stairs as well.

Don't do what I did and hike this route in the middle of the day. It was like a suana. Short 10mins hike, the monkeys are pretty tame. Bring tapping stick provided at the bottom of the path to ward off unwanted attentions. The view up the top is majestic. Definitely worth the hike. Tip there is 3 different paths up to the top. Enjoy.

Beautiful views from the top. Very friendly monk too. They keep the stairs clean by sweeping each day. The monkeys are great, but aren't afraid of humans in the slightest. You'll have to walk around them as you go to the stairs. The temple itself doesn't have any monkeys, which are kept out with a wire door and electric fences. To find the Chong Krachop view, you have to go out the door at the North side, down the path, and then down the ladder. Not for those who are scared of heights.

We went around 4pm and made sure to take a stick with us (lots available at the entrance). Monkeys were calm and didn’t bother us. Easy walk up the steps and nice views at the top. Worth the effort.

A temple positioned at the top of a hill overlooking the Gulf of Thailand. 🏞️ Spectacular views. From the top you’ll have amazing views of the gulf, mountains, and the town below. To get to the top you’ll have to navigate 396 stairs and dozens of monkeys. The monkeys here weren’t aggressive towards me as I have experienced in other places. They basically leave you alone until you pull out food. Even then, they didn’t try to grab the food from me or jump on me. They did swarm me and expect the food, which I happily provided. It can be intimidating as they are wild monkeys and there are a lot of them. At the bottom of the stairs there will be someone offering to sell you bags of corn to feed the monkeys and there is also monkey food (possibly dog food) available to purchase inside the temple grounds. I recommend getting some corn and tossing it to them. They seem to prefer that to the monkey food. 🐒 They come out of the woodwork when they sense food. There are no fees for this amazing experience. There are cold drinks at the top provided by the temple. No charge for the drinks, but there’s a donation box where you can give as much as you want. There are many photo ops at the top with different angles from the town to the sea. There’s a bell you can ring too. 🔔 make a wish before you get to the top and ring the bell three times for it to come true. (If your wish comes true you have to carry water to the top next time you visit 😜) There’s also a cave you should visit that’s accessible from inside the temple grounds. Go through a closed gate and down thirty something stairs to access the cave. There’s a surprise platform for viewing as well. About an hour from Hua Hin city center, and well worth the drive Original Review: December 2024 FOUR STARS (Excellent) Superior. Memorable, high-quality food; unique environment; notable service. If you found this review helpful please hit the ❤️ button and consider following me.

Must see in prachuap. Amazing views. I recommend to go before sunset. Recommend to park motorbike little bit further from entrance as there were a lot of monkeys. Its not very high, so its easy for everyone to go up. Beware of monkeys on stairs so its better if you take something to your hands. You Can buy a water up there and take a merit. We went out of season so there was just monks.

Met a kind monk on the way up who let me in even though the temple wasn't officially open yet. The path was filled with monkeys, adding to the adventure. The sunrise view from the top is absolutely worth it – a beautiful climb with stunning views of the city, mountains, and seaside.

I never though that I would visit such a magnificent place as Wat Khao Chong Krachok, in Prachuap Khiri Khan, this is such a stunning temple that offers both spiritual solace and breathtaking panoramic views. Built on top of a hill, visitors first must climb a staircase of over 396 steps to reach the top, then they have go through a herd of wild monkeys and finally the blaazen sun lights to reach the top where they are rewarded with bird eyes view of the town, coastline, and surrounding countryside. The temple features beautiful statues, peaceful surroundings, coupled with a near perfect atmosphere reflection to gain inner peace. It’s a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking a peaceful escape with a view. Don't forget to bring along a pole or stick to wade off the wild monkeys along the way. Remember these are wild monkeys, they can attack and bite when provoke.

Without a doubt a must do when in Prachuap Khiri Khan. Free to do and an amazing view from the top. I arrived around 9AM to beat the heat (except for the resting points there's little shadow on the way up) and followed the suggested monkey precautions (take a stick at the bottom,no visible food/drinks, be careful with your cellphone). While I was going up,all the monkeys were coming down but I kept my distance and so did they,no issues there. The second half (after the no feeding point) there were almost no monkeys. After 396 stairs,you arrive at the top (fenced,so no monkeys there) and there's a fridge with cold drinks in exchange for a donation. There's also a small cave worth visiting with a little "glass floor" viewpoint if you can do about 25 more stairs. When descending ,to my surprise, almost no monkeys except for at the very bottom, I assume they had just been fed. I'd recommend using your stick for support instead of the railings because there's quite a lot of monkey poop on the railings. Regarding parking, Some vendors tried to convince me to park my motorcycle at the temple across the street. Instead I parked around the corner at the big square next to the monkey statue. When coming back,a monkey was sitting on the motorcycle, trying to steal the mirrors (and he was very close to succeeding) and it took some effort and the help of a local to get him off the motorcycle. So probably best to either park with the vendors or a little further away,for example at the government building with guards across the street.

Certainly the best place to visit in the city. Went there at 7am on a public holiday. Only one other person was there. Monkeys were all over the stairs but weren't aggressiv. But I'd still recommend taking a stick which are placed at the bottom of the stairs in a big vase. There were also a few peaceful dogs. It's probably best to not take any food, luggage or backpacks. Walking up doesn't take that long. Maybe 15 minutes. Overall great temple and the scenic views are spectacular especially in the morning. I will come back here whenever I'm in the area.

Nice temple on the top of mountain. On the top you can have some drink and pay by donation to temple. The view is beautiful and can see all 3 bays. There are some path to climb down to see the hole in the mountain .Just be careful monkey on the way, can borrow the stick from banana seller downstairs to make the sound and make them walk away

(Translated by Google) Thai Air Force military base, open to the public. You have the opportunity to walk around the base, you will see planes on display and a very nice beach. Entrance is free, you just need to register. Nice place to spend a day. (Original) Base militaire de l'armée de l'air thaïlandaise, ouverte au public. Vous avez la possibilité de vous promener dans la base, vous y verrez des avions exposés et une plage très sympathique. L'entrée est gratuite, il faudra juste vous inscrire. Endroit sympathique pour passer une journée.

(Translated by Google) Good (Original) ดีจ้า

(Translated by Google) It’s good that the military keeps the base area and Ao Manao beach clean. (Original) Хорошо что военные содержат территорию базы и пляж АоМанао в чистоте.

(Translated by Google) Before you die, you must go to this place ^^ (Original) ก่อนตายยังไงก็ต้องไปที่นี้ให้ได้ ^^

(Translated by Google) pile.. (Original) กอง..

(Translated by Google) Little sister is very cute. (Original) น้อง น่ารักมาก

(Translated by Google) beautiful (Original) สวยงาม

Big disappointment. Great for pictures and for eating cheap. Windy, hard sand, water not inviting at all. You don't see 1 person in the water, not to say swimming. The mountains around are beautiful. And the city itself, dead. Which l felt very bad for the locals. Tons of places to eat and tons of places to stay ( search on your own before booking anywhere) but all empty. The fisherman's village( very north of the bay) is the best place to stay. Stunning view, very charming, not windy and the restaurant Lung Yai Pu Pen has amazing seafood, ocean front close to the nature reserve. Was our spot for 1 week, last one of the year. Other than that...will not come back.

Very nice beach with clear waters and small ripples. The views are amazing and the area is relatively clean. You can rent a chair with table and it’s shaded well 20b. They also sell food,drinks and have toys you can rent like small/large inner tube floats 20b/50b. Jet ski rental and banana boat ride. Food and drinks are reasonably priced for the beach. Highly recommended

Very nice beach, reachable by bicycle or tuk-tuk.

Beautiful beach that's kept and owned by the Thai royal airforce. If you are around hua hin it's worth a shout. Toilet only 3 baht Shower only 5 baht Plenty of food options for Thai food and ice scream Only 20 baht for a chair Nice and quiet Lovely beach

It is a relaxing and beautiful beach. Good for spending time with family. There is plenty of food nearby with reasonable prices

Nice beach to spend a few hours. Not stunning, but still clean. Toilet near food court, reasonable prices at food court. Seats were 20 baht each in Dec 2022.

Beautiful beach. Perfect pit stop if you're driving down the gulf of Thailand. Came midweek and it was so peaceful and quiet. On the whole stretch, only saw about 5 other visitors. Note the beach is on a military site so you have to pass a checkpoint, but the guards were very friendly. Opens 6am to 6pm. Lots of food and drink stalls line the beach. If you come from the Prachuap Khiri Khan town side, you'll get to drive across a runway, which is very cool.

Beautiful sea side national park. Feb.2025. Not busy at all. Camping allowed by beach area. A few people place a tent and relax. Also, They have many chalets to rent. I paid the entrance fee . ( check my picture) 130 baht. There are many parking spaces under the tree. A restaurant and a cafe is there. Q

Spent the night sleeping at the beach, it was very lovely. Plenty of toilets and shower, food starting 7/7:30 in the morning, camping equipment for rent, plenty of wildlife to see, simply amazing!

I felt very good when I stayed here. The atmosphere here is natural, there are many trees, it feels cool and shady. There are both rooms and tents to stay here. I stayed in a room with the sea at the back of the room and I really liked it, both the sound of the waves and the cool wind. In addition, I also rode a bicycle in the park to see the view of nature and the sea, which is like exercising your legs while enjoying the beautiful view. This is another place that I like.

Superb natural environment. The beach is clean and the surrounding area for canning is very quiet and clean. There are plenty of public restrooms and shower areas for campers. Rooms and houses are also available for rent. There is a cafe and a restaurant inside. There are hiking and biking trails as well.

Personally, this park has taken me back down a memory lane of Thailand a decade or two ago. It is super peaceful, quiet, and not many tourists. Most people who are camping and staying are small and big families of thais. It is honestly refreshing to see coming from big cities like Phuket, Bangkok or Chiang Mai. The price of entry seems to be a topic of discussion here. In my opinion, it really isn’t overpriced even for foreigners (20b entry for a Thai and 100b for a foreigner). And to add to my point, camping is free of charge for as many days as you’d like unless you bring a big trailer or mobile home (200-400b per night). I’ve been to national parks that would charge 200-600b entry per foreigner. So pretty grateful for the price here, knowing they could charge that much more but choose not to. The national park is well-kept and all staffs are super friendly and welcoming. Probably because they are well-paid and well-cared for. The bathrooms are clean and the staff cleans them out multiple times a day. All the more reasons to pay the necessary costs for staying here. There is a restaurant onsite that opens from 8am until 5pm and coffee shop with AC that opens from 7am until 4.30pm (the hours varies depending on staff seminars and holidays). The campground is peaceful, shaded, and right on the beach. For those wondering about charging station, there is a charging station at the tourist center that you can use. There are also beach front houses available for rent as well. Price ranges from 700b per day and up. Truly a hidden gem 💎

For birders, one of the best places to spot Blue-throated Bee-eaters (Merops viridis) in Thailand.

One of the best national park and campground I've ever visited. Nice view, easy access, not far from highway, beachfront, cafe and restaurant serves inside the national park. Walking and biking trails are nice. Cabin home and electric plug in for motorhome also available here. Good landscape, clean park and restrooms. Snorkeling tour also available here.

Firstly you should come early in the morning so you can enjoy the silence and spirit of that stunning tempel. There is a big golden Buddha next to the car park , and after that take a short walk up to the main temple. It looks amazing from the outside, but make sure to go up to the second floor as well where you will find some jaw-dropping panoramic views, with great photo opportunities.

Isan-quality temple in the south. This is a lovely place to visit and relax

Wat Tang Sai, one of the most spectacular temples in Thailand. It has a beautiful golden Buddha statue at the temple on the top of Thongchai mountain, Prachuap Khirikhan, Thailand. A supernatural atmosphere around and it's about four hours from Bangkok.

Interesting place for a quick stop as it’s high up on a hill overlooking the sea and Nan Krut bay and beautiful beach. It’s about a 200 metre walk uphill to the top. Some interesting stained glass windows

A very beautiful temple that is well worth the time and effort to visit. Would be good to allow 2hrs for the visit. The view from the 2nd floor of the temple is outstanding. Information: The amulet in the buddha heart is for offering and not for rent. There is not English signage.

Very nice

Beautiful and stunning hilltop temple. Well worth the few steps to get there! Very memorable.

Are you looking for a relaxing place with all the comforts? Koh Talu is the place for you. Everything was perfect. Very helpful, kind and smiling staff. The girls at the reception are lovely and helped me in different situations. The manager, mister Thu, makes you feel at home. I completed the open water diver course. The people at the restaurant are very sociable. I spent some wonderful moments at sea with the guys from the dive center, mister Boy and Egg. The food is very good. The bungalows is simple and very comfortable. There are many activities ideal for 3 days: snorkelling, kayaking, fishing, sup, turtle, trekking in the jungle to see the sunrise etc etc Thank you so much See you soon Koh Talu

Staying here at Koh Talu was one of the best experiences/ trips I have ever done. I stayed here 3 nights and I can’t wait to come back again. I went snorkeling many times, I went fishing, I went kayaking, i hiked to a viewpoint , I relaxed in the beautiful beach. I went octopus fishing and caught 4 octopus and they made sashimi for us. Also they have a spot for sea turtle conservation. I fed the turtles fish. It was really cool. The food everyday was incredible, 3 times per day. There was so much food, fruit, deserts. All the workers are friendly and took good care of us. The room was nice and cozy. The AC was good. Everything was clean. Mr. Tu took care of everything on the island and made sure the stay was incredible. Honestly this is probably my favorite spot in Thailand now

Not sure what scam they are running but I hope this review gets managements attention We were a family of 9 that was looking forward to visit the island and I was looking forward to do an honest Google and Youtube review. However the trip ende before even starting because of their dishonest pricing and conflicting information. On their website all prices and information are clearly stated. On the website it also says: "Exclusive Privilege for Koh Talu On Shore Guests. Enjoy an easy day trip to Koh Talu — just 20 steps from the hotel to our private pier and a 20-minute boat ride — at a special price of only 1,200 THB (regular price 1,600 THB) for guests booking through Direct Booking only." I reached out to their sales office by e-mail to make a reservation for hotel and daytour and received this reply: "The One Day Trip price to Koh Talu that you saw is indeed a special rate, but it is only available when booking directly through our website. If you are interested, you may proceed to book your room along with the day trip activity directly on our website. " So as instructed I followed the information and downloaded Line and sent a reservation request online. They did anwser fast but wrote: "Sorry, what you see is an old promotion and the price is not available during long holidays." I am sorry to say that these conditions were nowhere stated on their website and as the mistake is apparently on their side they should honor it. Being 9 adults a 400thb difference still ends up to be quite much. Due to all this, we decided to cancel everything and spend our money somewhere else as I do not believe this was properly managed by the resort.

We had a great time there although the weather was not as nice as we wished. The food was delicious: every meal was great. There are activities that you can join. The whole team is very nice friendly and professional. We would definitely revisit when we have a chance in the future. Thank you!

Took a day trip, arranged by the resort. The service was good and the island was beautiful. It’s a good day trip from Hua Hin for anyone who wants an island adventure. The speed board was smooth and not crowded. The buffet lunch was good and had good selection. The turtle sanctuary was quite interesting and had many turtles to see. Was please to see some newborn turtles about to be released. It’s a good conservation effort and well worth a visit.

We booked a full package that included a 2.5-hour ride each way from our hotel in Hua Hin, a ferry, two dives, lunch, and a beautiful beach stop. The total cost for our family of five (3 adults and 2 kids) was 10,800 THB. We left the hotel at 7:00 AM and returned at 6:00 PM – a full, well-organized day that was absolutely worth it!

A very beautiful place! With a huge variety of fish! During snorkeling I saw many beautiful moray eels and butterfly fish.

This is a place still under construction, mainly. There are some rooms already to rent. There is a bar restaurant which can cook some easy plates and some beverages, but don't expect to pay the same prices of a normal bar restaurant, of course. There is even a small pool with the water not exactly clear. It's nice to chill out laying on the beach beds, watching the beautiful bay. Just watching because there are sand flies, jellyfishes, low tide mostly on the daytime. Anyway it's pretty probable to experience construction inconveniences caused by trucks and others work machinery, till the construction will be over.

went here for a swim in the pool and beach. drinks were good, music was on point, and the food was fantastic, some of the beast we've had on our thailand holiday so far. prices were really good. staff were really lovely too.

Nice area, definitely got potential. But the beach itself and surrounding grounds didn't present well. A little more attention to cleaning and tidyness would go a long way. The thai food served was good. The farang food served was terrible, even by thai standards. Will probably come back in the future to check on the progress.

Beautiful place small swimmingpool not very clean beach is full of trasig. Wi-Fi in the bar is worthless. And not to forget The sandflies on the beach and by The pool 🤔

New, clean and comfortable but service is still not good. Very slow check in and reception is still not professional or customer focused. Housekeeping doesn't knock before entering. Need more signs for navigation.

Love the location and clean bleach. There are thousands of mini shell-crab!!!!!!! Food price is abit pricey for Thais. However the stunning view wins it all.

Ok beautiful beach but nothing done in the "resort" and No one spoke an Scandinavian languange.

A sleepy fishing village is on the Cape here with a few offshore islands and a long wooden pier making it photogenic at a distance. The locals are friendly, but, to be honest, there's nowhere to sit and eat or even any vendors. If they want to make the most of this natural spot the large amount of rubbish in the area needs to be cleaned up, the road fixed and then more tourists will come.

Good to stop for a sheet while and take a rest. The rocky area is very shallow and the water clean. Was told by locals that the pier was built as a stop for big passenger ferries to the close by islands.

Nice spot... Very serene

Nice and peaceful part of Thailand, mostly rocks here at the cape.

Beautiful Sandy Beach and long pier about 500 meters. You can drive to this location from the North side. Drive from the south is long on uneven unpaved road

Nice view, good for quick stop

Stunning views to Ko Khai and the adjacent islands. Rocky outcrops and a sand beach nearby the local fishing village at Hin Kop. Cape Pathiu has Thailand's only seaside rice terraces and is 5 minutes from Chumphon Airport with direct flights to Bangkok.

Nice beach, brand new rooms, service is good. Bit overpriced, the view is amazing

We only ate at the restaurant which had good Thai food. The Tom Yum Goong was a bit spicy at first but delicious 😋

We stayed here overnight. The reception lady accommodate and allow us to check in early. Our room cost 1000 baht. We have a nice view to the beach and the room is spacious. They have other rooms as well but the one we stayed is N2. Wishing this place keeps its service and price reasonable. Thank you very much.

We love it it here and have been afew times we always have the same room next to the beach can't wait to visit again next year after 5 years x

This place is really nice. I stayed there 3 times and I really enjoyed. I love this beach. Restaurants and small shops around

I recently visited this View seafood restaurant, just near hotel i stayed in Tung Wua Laen Beach. The atmosphere was nice, very local, you can hear beach wave. We ordered three crispy spicy salad, stir fried crab meat with curry powder, boiled cockles, stir fried Liang leaves with egg, we really love it, real southern food taste, and of course we would come back again!

Food was delicious. Portions are rather small but this is forgotten once you taste the lovely fresh crab meat. Most Thai dishes are prepared to accommodate a Western public (not as spicy).

Beautiful temple and big cave

Quite restful temple ... retired thai teacher helps by giving history of caves an temple .. lovely man and very knowledgeable

Unbelievable impressive and beautiful. A true hidden gem.

(Translated by Google) The entrance to the cave is a staircase that is not very high. Elderly people and small children can walk up. There is a Buddha image that local people say is It's a folk art. not a craftsman But it is very beautiful and magical. The stalagmites and stalactites are very beautiful. Even standing and watching from outside is stunningly beautiful. It's different from other caves where you have to walk inside to see the beautiful stalactites and stalagmites. Quiet, came during Songkran and still very quiet. There are many interesting stories and legends. Will find an opportunity to come during the festival to enter the cave. (Original) ทางขึ้นถ้ำเป็นบันไดไม่สูงมากนัก ผู้สูงอายุและเด็กเล็กเดินขึ้นได้ มีพระพุทธรูปทรงเครื่องที่คนท้องถิ่นบอกว่า เป็นศิลปะแบบชาวบ้าน ไม่ใช่ช่างฝีมือ แต่มีความงดงามและดูขลังมาก หินงอกหินย้อยงดงามมาก แม้จะยืนดูจากข้างนอกก็สวยตะลึง ต่างจากถ้ำอื่นๆที่ต้องเดินเข้าข้างในถึงจะเจอหินงอกหินย้อยสวยๆ เงียบสงบ มาช่วงสงกรานต์ยังเงียบมาก มีประวัติและตำนานต่างๆน่าสนใจมาก จะหาโอกาสมาช่วงงานเทศกาลเข้าถ้ำ

(Translated by Google) Peaceful atmosphere inside the spacious temple. In addition to coming to worship Luang Pu Sai There is also the Phra Lak Muang in the cave. The cave is beautiful as well. Anyone who likes natural tourist attractions must not miss this place. The journey was not difficult at all. Before reaching the temple, there was a community. There are complete facilities. Most importantly, the dog leads the tour, which is cute. (Original) บรรยากาศสงบ ภายในวัดกว้างขวาง นอกจากได้มาบูชาหลวงปู่ไสยแล้ว ยังมีพระหลักเมืองในถ้ำอีกด้วย ในถ้ำก็สวยงามเช่นกัน ใครชอบแหล่งท่องเที่ยวเชิงธรรมชาติต้องไม่พลาดที่นี่ การเดินทางไม่ได้ลำยากเลย ก่อนถึงวัดก็มีชุมชน มีสิ่งอำนวยความสะดวกครบทีเดียว ที่สำคัญน้องหมานำเที่ยวน่ารักมา

(Translated by Google) Travel Thailand with Teng (Stefan) If you come to Chumphon Province, another place I would like to recommend is Wat Thep Charoen (Tham Rap Ro). Wat Thep Charoen is a temple of the Mahanikaya sect, located in Tambon Tha Kham, Amphoe Tha Sae, Chumphon Province. Wat Thep Charoen is located at the foot of Khao Rap Ro. It is considered a very important temple for the people of Chumphon because it used to be the location of the ancient city of Uthumphon, which was a port city on the border of the Malay Isthmus. It was established as a temple in 1927, received the royal charter of the boundary markers in 1928, and was declared a national historical site on September 27, 1936. Interesting things in this temple: - The Buddha image of Luang Pu Lak Muang enshrined in the cave, the Buddha image in the Mara-Vijaya posture, 577 statues. - Tham Ai Tay, where the interior of the cave has been transformed to be used as a place for meditation, and there are paintings of the reclining Buddha on the cave walls, which are believed to be in the Ayutthaya period. But it is not finished yet. - Tham Sai, which was originally the residence of high-ranking officials when the city pillar shrine was built. Inside, it is beautiful with stalactites and stalagmites, Sala Rat Samakkhi, which is where the body of Luang Pu Sai is located. It is amazing that after his death, his body did not rot. - Sandstone footprints of the Buddha carved with 108 auspicious patterns. The edges are carved with images of ethnic minority settlements. A local museum that collects antiques found in the temple area, a beautifully carved shadow puppet by Uncle Wen Chitthara. How to get there: From Phetkasem Road, at kilometer 490, there is a left turn for about 4 kilometers. In addition, the temple also has the Wat Thep Charoen Museum, which uses the old prayer hall as a local museum. There are many exhibits, such as Buddha images, ceramics, brassware, items belonging to the old governor, and a replica sword of Phraya Nakhon. Tham Rap Ro is located in the area of ​​Wat Thep Charoen, under Khao Rap Ro in Ban Tha Kham, Tha Sae District. This cave is worth visiting, starting from its name and story. The legend of Tham Rap Ro has been passed down for a long time that it is a cave with a hidden treasure inside. During the time of King Ashoka the Great of India, he sailed to find a place to enshrine the Buddha image in the cave along with the treasure. It is believed that the clue to the treasure was hidden inside this cave. In terms of tourism, there are more than 8 caves in the temple area. Ai Tay, the mystery of the clue to the treasure of Tham Rap Ro "Ai Tay" is a painting of a reclining Buddha in Tham Ai Tay at the Tham Rap Ro archaeological site, Tambon Tha Kham, Amphoe Tha Sae, Chumphon Province. This painting is about 40 centimeters above the cave floor. The Buddha image is 4.80 meters long and 2 meters wide. The painting of the Buddha image is in the northwest - northeast direction. It is drawn using red and black lines as an outline. The Buddha image is colored in sections. The head and hair are black. The face and arms are white. The body wears a yellow-orange saffron robe. The face is quite square. The high-relief Usanisha with white flames and black lines. The details of the eyes, nose, and mouth are not shown. The tips of the feet are not clear. From the characteristics mentioned above, it can be said that this painting is probably an unfinished painting. From the outline of the painting, it can be assumed that it is likely to be a painting in the Ayutthaya period. It may have inherited the tradition of creating reclining Buddha images in caves following the Dvaravati culture, such as Tham Fa Tho and Tham Cham in Ratchaburi Province, but changed the method from carving the image on the stone and then painting or decorating with stucco to painting only on the image. There is a folktale that believes that around Khao Rap Ro is the location of an ancient city called Muang Uthumphon, which was contemporary with Nakhon Si Thammarat, built by King Sri Dharmasokarat. Muang Uthumphon received Buddhism from Nakhon Si Thammarat. A large Buddha image called Phra Lak Mueang or Phra Pu Lak Mueang was built as the principal Buddha image in the middle of the Phra cave on Khao Rap Ro. There is a story that when the construction of the Phra Lak Mueang Buddha image was completed, there was a lot of wealth and money left over from the people who helped build it, so it was buried in another nearby cave. (Ai Tay Cave in the present) Then painted the reclining Buddha image on the cave wall. The villagers told each other that the paintings on the cave wall were created to guard the treasure called Ai Tay (meaning the third brother). In addition, there is a folk tale that is a riddle that says: "..... Ai Tay, put the baby in a cradle, put the feet in two bottles of oil, massage slowly. Whoever thinks of it, will be under Ai Tay..." And there was a person who believed the clue and came to dig for treasure in the cave, but was chased by a large snake or heard an unknown sound and chased out of the cave. (Original) ท่องเที่ยวไทย ไปกับเต้ง(สเตฟาน) ถ้าได้มา จังหวัดชุมพร อีกหนึ่งสถานที่ที่อยากแนะนำ ก็คือ วัดเทพเจริญ(ถ้ำรับร่อ) วัดเทพเจริญ เป็นวัดราษฎร์สังกัดคณะสงฆ์ฝ่ายมหานิกาย ตั้งอยู่ในตำบลท่าข้าม อำเภอท่าแซะ จังหวัดชุมพร วัดเทพเจริญแห่งนี้ตั้งอยู่เชิงเขารับร่อ จัดเป็นวัดที่มีความสำคัญยิ่งต่อชาวชุมพร เนื่องจากเคยเป็นสถานที่ตั้งของ เมืองโบราณอุทุมพรมาก่อนซึ่งเป็นเมืองท่าหน้าด่านตรงบริเวณคอคอดมลายู ตั้งเป็นวัดเมื่อ พ.ศ. 2470 ได้รับพระราชทานวิสุงคามสีมาเมื่อ พ.ศ. 2471 และได้มีการประกาศเป็นโบราณสถานของชาติ เมื่อวันที่ 27 กันยายน พ.ศ. 2479 สิ่งที่น่าสนใจในวัดแห่งนี้ - พระพุทธรูปหลวงปู่หลักเมืองที่ประดิษฐานภายในถ้ำพระพุทธรูปทรงเครื่องปางมารวิชัย 577 องค์ - ถ้ำอ้ายเตย์ ที่สภาพภายในถ้ำได้ถูกดัดแปลงเพื่อใช้เป็นสถานที่วิปัสสนากรรมฐาน และมีภาพเขียนสีพระพุทธรูปปางไสยาสน์อยู่บนผนังถ้ำ คาดว่าเป็นศิลปะสมัยอยุธยา แต่ยังวาดไม่เสร็จ - ถ้ำไทร ซึ่งเดิมเป็นที่พำนักของเจ้านายชั้นผู้ใหญ่เมื่อครั้งที่มีการสร้างศาลหลักเมือง ภายในงดงามด้วยหินงอกหินย้อยศาลาราษฎร์สามัคคีอันเป็นที่ตั้งสังขารของหลวงปู่ไสย ซึ่งน่าอัศจรรย์มากที่หลังจากท่านได้มรณภาพแล้วแต่ร่างกายกลับไม่เน่าเปื่อยแต่อย่างใด - รอยพระพุทธบาทหินทรายสลักภาพลายมงคล 108 ประการ ตรงขอบสลักภาพการตั้งถิ่นฐานของชนกลุ่มน้อยพิพิธภัณฑ์ท้องถิ่นที่รวบรวมโบราณวัตถุที่พบในบริเวณวัดการแกะตัวหนังตะลุงลวดลายงดงามโดยฝีมือคุณลุงเว้น จิตต์ธารา การเดินทาง จากถนนเพชรเกษม บริเวณกิโลเมตรที่ 490 มีทางแยกซ้ายไปประมาณ 4 กิโลเมตร นอกจากนั้นวัดยังมีพิพิธภัณฑ์วัดเทพเจริญ โดยใช้ศาลาการเปรียญหลังเก่าจัดเป็นพิพิธภัณฑ์ท้องถิ่น ของจัดแสดงหลากหลายมาก เช่น พระพุทธรูป เครื่องกระเบื้อง เครื่องทองเหลือง ของใช้ของเจ้าเมืองเก่า และดาบจำลองของพระยานคร เป็นต้น ถ้ำรับร่อตั้งอยู่บริเวณวัดเทพเจริญ ใต้เขารับร่อในเขตบ้านท่าข้าม อำเภอท่าแซะ ถ้ำแห่งนี้น่าไปเที่ยวชมตั้งแต่ชื่อ และเรื่องแล้ว โดยถ้ำรับร่อมีตำนานเล่าสืบต่กันมาช้านานว่าเป็นถ้ำที่มีขุมทรัพย์ซ่อนอยู่ ภายใน ซึ่งในสมัยพระเจ้าอโศกมหาราชกษัตริย์อินเดีย ได้แล่นเรือหาสถานที่ประดิษฐานพระพุทธรูปมาไว้ภายในถ้ำพร้อมกับทรัพย์สมบัติ โดยเชื่อกันว่าลายแทงสู่ขุมทรัพย์นั้นได้แอบซ่อนอยู่ภายในถ้ำแห่งนี้ สำหรับในด้านการท่องเที่ยวบริเวณวัดมีถ้ำต่างๆ กว่า 8 แห่ง อ้ายเตย์ ปริศนาคำใบแห่งลายแทงขุมทรัพย์ถ้ำรับร่อ "อ้ายเตย์" คือ ภาพเขียนสีพระพุทธไสยาสน์ ในถ้ำอ้ายเตย์ ที่แหล่งโบราณคดีถ้ำรับร่อ ตำบลท่าข้าม อำเภอท่าแซะ จังหวัดชุมพร ภาพเขียนสีนี้อยู่เหนือพื้นถ้ำประมาณ 40 เซนติเมตร องค์พระยาว 4.80 เมตร กว้าง 2 เมตร การเขียนภาพพระพุทธรูปอยู่ในแนวตะวันตกเฉียงเหนือ - ตะวันออกเฉียงเหนือ เขียนโดยใช้วิธีการตัดเส้นสีแดง ดำ เป็นโครงร่าง รอบองค์พระลงสีเป็นส่วนๆ พระเศียรและพระเกศาลงสีดำ พระพักตร์และพระกรลงสีขาว พระวรกายครองผ้ากาสาวพัสตร์สีเหลืองส้ม พระพักตร์ค่อนข้างเหลี่ยม พระอุษณีษะนูนสูงต่อด้วยเปลวรัศมีลงสีขาวตัดด้วยเส้นสีดำ ไม่แสดงรายละเอียดพระเนตร พระนาสิก และพระโอษฐ์ ส่วนปลายพระบาทไม่ชัดเจน จากลักษณะที่กล่าวมาข้างต้น อาจกล่าวได้ว่าภาพเขียนนี้น่าจะเป็นภาพที่ยังเขียนไม่เสร็จ และจากเค้าโครงของภาพอาจสันนิษฐานได้ว่าน่าจะเป็นภาพที่เขียนขึ้นในสมัยอยุธยา โดยอาจสืบทอดคติการสร้างภาพพระพุทธไสยาสน์ในถ้ำตามแบบวัฒนธรรมทวารวดี เช่น ถ้ำฝาโถ ถ้ำจาม จังหวัดราชบุรี แต่เปลี่ยนวิธีการจากการสลักภาพลงบนหินแล้วลงสีหรือประดับด้วยปูนปั้น เป็นการลงสีบนภาพอย่างเดียว มีนิทานพื้นบ้านเชื่อกันว่า รอบๆ บริเวณเขารับร่อเป็นที่ตั้งของเมืองโบราณชื่อ เมืองอุทุมพร ซึ่งร่วมสมัยกับเมืองนครศรีธรรมราช ที่สร้างโดยพระเจ้าศรีธรรมาโศกราช เมื่องอุทุมพรได้รับพุทธศาสนาจากเมืองนครศรีธรรมราช โดยมีการสร้างพระพุทธรูปองค์ใหญ่เรียกว่า พระหลักเมือง หรือ พระปู่หลักเมือง ประดิษฐานเป็นพระประธานอยู่กลางถ้ำพระบนเขารับร่อ และมีเรื่องเล่ากันว่า เมื่อเสร็จจากการสร้างพระพุทธรูปหลักเมืองแล้ว มีทรัพย์สินเงินทองที่ประชาชนนำมาร่วมกันสร้างเหลืออีกมากจึงนำมาฝังไว้ในถ้ำอีกถ้ำหนึ่งที่อยู่ใกล้เคียงกัน (ถ้ำอ้ายเตย์ในปัจจุบัน) จากนั้นเขียนภาพพระพุทธรูปไสยาสน์ลงสีไว้ที่ผนังถ้ำ ชาวบ้านเล่าต่อกันมาว่า ภาพเขียนสีบนผนังถ้ำนี้สร้างไว้เพื่อเฝ้าสมบัติเรียกว่า อ้ายเตย์ (แปลว่าพี่คนที่สาม) นอกจากนั้นยังมีนิทานชาวบ้านเป็นปริศนาลายแทงว่า "..... อ้ายเตย์ๆ เอาลูกใส่เปล เอาตีนคาใน น้ำมันสองขวด ค่อยนวดค่อยไป ผู้ใดคิดได้ อยู่ใต้อ้ายเตย์ ..." และเคยมีผู้ที่เชื่อตามลายแทงมาขุดหาสมบัติภายในถ้ำ แต่ถูกงูใหญ่ไล่กัดหรือได้ยินเสียงที่ไม่ทราบที่มาไล่ออกไปจากถ้ำ

(Translated by Google) A Buddhist temple containing the relics of the monk Luang Puu Sai. Even being a representative of another country, you can feel the power emanating from this place... (Original) Буддистский храм, в котором расположены мощи монаха Luang Puu Sai. Даже будучи представителем другой страны, чувствуется сила, исходящая от этого места...

It's a view point over looking a small fishing village that leads to the golf of Thailand 🇹🇭 some stunning views. Little it a long walk up hill if you don't have transport

🌅 Scenic Spot in Chumphon You Shouldn’t Miss 🌊 Tucked where the river meets the sea, this peaceful viewpoint in Chumphon offers stunning views—completely free to visit! With calm waters, sea breeze, and golden light at sunset, it’s the perfect hidden corner to relax and take it all in. No tickets, no crowds, just pure natural beauty. A must-visit if you’re exploring the area!

Incredible views and plenty of spots to take really nice photos, well worth a detour to visit. Cafe & public toilets available (3b fee). Atmosphere is amazing up here. Very steep hill to drive up, and limited parking, but very worth it 😊👍🏽🙏🏽

A good view point place for a 360 degree view of Chumphon and the Bay Area. The sunrise and the sunset from this point is worth.

After driving by this little landmark we finally drove up the very steep and adventourous road to the viewpoint... which was great! We even had some food at a small bistro that was delicious.

If you are in chumpon area don't miss this place. You'll get amazing views during sunset and sundown.

Absolutely stunning views. You can drive to the top. Must go to toilets where there is a view from the cubicles

Busy place. No English signage to explain. Firecracker is an experience for the kids to see.

Explore a fascinating temple complex in Chumphon, right by the beach. This temple pays tribute to the Royal Thai Navy, and you can even step aboard a retired gunboat! Just be aware of one-way streets in the area if you're driving or riding a motorbike.

A lot of people visited this place to make merit. The place is stunning. You can offer flowers or fresh fruits to the Shrine. You can also walk along the beachside road. They also have toilets, souvenir shops, coffee shop stall and picturesque views.

Being that my wife is ex army - her mother & father ex army and grandfather also so when we tripped through Chumpon this apparently was a place we had to stop. The shrine is dedicated to Admiral Phrachao Boromwongse, His Royal Highness Prince Aphakorn Kiatwong Krom Luang Chumphon Khet Udomsak", the son of King Rama V "Chulalongkorn" and "Chao Chom Mode", the mother. His former name was "Prince Aphakorn Kiatwong". The story here is that he is credited with being instrumental in the formation of a formal Navy for the Kingdom ( as best I understand it anyway 😀) New navy recruits, fishermen or pretty much any persons involved in any branch of maritime related duties or profession. It is believed that coming to the shrine for worship provides protection from the "wilds" of the sea. When we were here (sunday), the place was jammed. With all of the above said, the shrine is located on a small hill overlooking the bay surrounded by a small rampart with cannons. Further, there is a navel vessel On display that looked WW2ish, but I could be wrong. In general, it was enjoyable. We gave our respects with incense and a red rose. Looking around at those in attendance, I couldn't help but feel the deep respect and thoughtful prayer I was sure was going on. Loads of parking, beautiful views, and some really nice culture to take in. Highly recommend.

Krom Luang Chumphon Khet Udomsak Shrine (พระตำหนักกรมหลวงชุมพรเขตอุดมศักดิ์) is a revered landmark in Thailand, dedicated to Admiral Prince Abhakara Kiartivongse, the father of the Royal Thai Navy. Located in Chumphon, this shrine holds cultural and historical significance. It is both a tribute to the Prince's contributions to the navy and a place of spiritual importance where locals and visitors come to pay respect and make merit. Visitors to the shrine find beautiful ocean views and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. The shrine itself is adorned with statues and naval memorabilia, reflecting the Prince's legacy. It is also a popular spot for those seeking blessings, particularly for safe travels and good fortune.

The shrine for people to come respect for the "Father of Thai royal navy". Tourists can visit a navy ship located next to the shrine and small exhibition about the bibliography of the prince. Enjoy nice breeze scenery of the beach. Free parking lot is available. Mostly crowded during long weekend.

This place is stunning with nearly sea atmosphere. There are many interesting to see. Worship. Chumporn community is really nice. Best view and many islands here. You can plan to diving trip here 🥰

beautiful temple and pagoda in Myanmar style. View of Myanmar and great all around. Very reverent and quiet. Whoever is nearby is really worth seeing

Burmese style temple on top of a small hill close to the border with Myanmar. Still partly under construction.

Syper beautiful cheidi Shwedagon Pagoda, which the Pagoda originally based in Yangon, Myanmar. This is 3 times smaller than the original one, but very beautifully made, amd also has Thep Tanjai (God is fast in wish granting) , Thep Grasip (whiapering Goddess), and twin Mea Takian 🥰🙏

Beautiful temple with giant Pagoda

Beautiful Myanmar style temple . There is a big Golden Rock at the temple .

Interesting place to visit Great views from the top of the pagoda

Very beautiful place that is a mini replica of Shwedagon temple in Yangon. It was just 9ff the highway on the way to Ranong. Nice place to stop and stretch on the way.

Order cheap palm trees, but wait 2 years. Great information and helpful.

This is the government horticulture research station,which mostly are research about Cocoa,Palm,Coconut,...etc.If you want to try to grow Cocoa at your house,you can buy the young plant here at only 12 baby per plant,if you buy some where ,it may cost 50 baby per plant.

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(Translated by Google) It is a source of knowledge about coconuts and coffee. (Original) เป็นแหล่งความรู้เกี่ยวกับมะพร้าวและกาแฟ

(Translated by Google) Stopped by to reserve Robusta coffee beans and plants. The staff provided very good service and advice. last month Unfortunately, I had little time and didn't get to visit the demonstration garden. (Original) แวะเข้าไปจองเมล็ดและต้นกาแฟโรบัสต้า จนท. ให้บริการและให้คำแนะนำดีมาก เมื่อเดือนที่แล้ว เสียดายมีเวลาน้อยไม่ได้เข้าไปเที่ยวชมสวนสาธิต

(Translated by Google) The mattress is clean. But the water is a strange color but okay. (Original) ที่นอนสะอาดดี แต่น้ำสีแปลกๆ แต่โอเค

(Translated by Google) The accommodation is clean, peaceful and shady. The sound isn't loud. (Original) ที่พักสะอาดสงบร่มรื่น เสียงไม่ดังครับ

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Five-star dining at Krua Suan Nai Dum I’ve visited Suan Nai Dum many times for coffee and cake, but only recently sat down for a proper meal at the restaurant. Since there’s no separate Google Maps pin 📌 for the restaurant itself, I’m leaving my review here. First, a little context: my in-laws 🎃 are very particular about Gaeng Som. We’re talking next-level purists: what can and can’t go into a proper Gaeng Som is a regular (and somewhat unexciting) family debate. So when I saw that Krua Suan Nai Dum offered Gaeng Som with durian, I knew better than to invite them. They’d write it off as some kind of novelty. Instead, I came alone so I could enjoy it all by myself 😂. 🌟 Recommended Dishes: Gaeng Som with Durian (แกงส้มทุเรียน) Rich, homemade Southern-style curry paste, perfectly balanced. The durian adds a creamy texture and depth without overpowering the dish. Absolutely delicious. Bai Liang Pad Khai (ใบเหลียงผัดไข่) A Southern comfort classic. Simple, high-flavour, and surprisingly healthy. One of those dishes that reminds you how good local food can be. The service was friendly, and prices are very reasonable. Bonus: there’s tons of parking as it's a popular rest stop for travellers.

The food is delicious, the environment, and the location is great. There were several restaurants to eat, very relaxing, the sound of birds, the shade from lots of trees. Perfect place to eat and have an unforgettable family time. The menu on site is in Thai. This link might help you to know what yo order. http://suannaidum.in.th/Kruasuannaidum.html

a unique garden where u can enjoy good cofe in a beautiful n quaint setting, complete w a treehouse! fresh produce are oso on sale...

Excellent tasty food and large portions. Feels like you're sat in a jungle, being surrounded by nature Nice place to stop for lunch is driving from Bangkok to Chumporn , or Koh Samui .

The scenic side of this place is remarkable, if you like green gardens with touch of humor design, it's definitely worth a visit. The food is OK and there is a coffee shop inside.

This place is so creative! They have lots of various bathroom’s style, it’s so clean. You can park here and use their bathroom for free, also they have a restaurant and lots of souvenirs for sale! Great too visit here Recommend for you all family to come !!!

Odd doesn't even begin to cover it...this is truly an amazing toilet! Fun garden to walk around in with a lot of creative design...and toilets! The place has all kinds of toilets from big enough to hide in, or if you have to go...why not do so within a pig!? Food and a great coffee shop with sweets and different kind of shakes etc. Great place... recommended!

Unseen Ranong - stunning beauty of La-un canal!

Ecellence viewpoint in Ranong

(Translated by Google) beautiful quiet You can take the car up. There is no charge. similar to a nun But you can only look at it from one angle. If compared with the nang nun (Original) สวย เงียบ สงบ สามารถเอารถขึ้นไปได้ ไม่มีค่าใช้จ่าย คล้ายเสม้ดนางชี แต่มองได้แค่มุมเดียว ถ้าเทียบกับเสม้อนางชี

(Translated by Google) View of the mountain forest from above. Must stop by. It will be an overall picture of Pak Nam, similar to a beautiful painting. In the evening and early morning, you will take very beautiful photos. It's not difficult to drive up. But on the way you have to be careful of overgrown trees. obscuring vision There is parking above. (Original) วิวป่าเขามองจากด้านบน ผ่านต้องแวะ จะเป็นภาพรวมของปากน้ำ คล้ายภาพวาด สวยงาม ช่วงเย็น และเช้าๆ จะถ่ายรูปสวยมาก ขับรถขึ้นไม่ยาก เเต่ทางต้องระวังต้นไม้รก ขึ้นบดบังวิสัยทัศน์ มีที่จอดด้านบน

(Translated by Google) Kha Fa Chi is one of the beautiful sunset view points in Ranong Province. Come up in the evening to watch the sunset. It's very beautiful. Not many people, not chaotic. But if a newbie learns to drive I don't recommend driving up as the road is quite small. (Original) ขาฝาชีเป็นจุดชมวิวพระอาทิตย์ตกที่สวยงามแห่งนึงของจังหวัดระนอง ขึ้นมาช่วงเย็นๆชมพระอาทิตย์ตก สวยงามมากเลยค่ะ คนไม่เยอะไม่วุ่นวาย แต่ถ้ามือใหม่หัดขับ ไม่แนะนำให้ขับขึ้นมานะคะทางค่อนข้างเล็กไปนิด

(Translated by Google) The first time I came here during the day, I believed that there would be a sea of fog in the morning, so I came back again. Even people from Ranong don't know that there is a sea of fog in April. It's so beautiful. The sea of fog is more beautiful than the North. No need to climb a mountain. (Original) เคยมาครั้งแรกตอนกลางวันเชื่อว่าจะต้องมีทะเลหมอกตอนเช้า เลยกลับมาซ้ำแม้แต่คนระนองยังไม่รู้ว่ามีทะเลหมอกเดือนเมษายน สวยงามสุดๆ ทะเลหมอกสวยกว่าภาคเหนือ ไม่ต้องไต่เขา

(Translated by Google) Khao Fa Chi is located on Chumphon-Ranong Road. The way up if coming from Chumphon is before La-un Bridge. The way up is not steep, but the road is narrow, so be careful. There is little parking at the top and the slope is not recommended for beginners. At the viewpoint, there are staff available to give good advice, such as Koh Song, the Burmese border, and the abandoned Japanese boat island. World War Era Come watch the sunset here, it's so beautiful. (Original) เขาฝาชีตั้งอยู่บนถนนสายชุมพร-ระนอง ทางขึ้นถ้ามาจากชุมพรอยู่ก่อนถึงสะพานละอุ่น ทางขึ้นไม่ชัน แต่ถนนแคบ ต้องระมัดระวัง ที่จอดรถด้านบนมีน้อยและลาดเอียงมือใหม่หัดขับไม่แนะนำ ที่จุดชมวิวมีเจ้าหน้าที่คอยให้คำแนะนำดี เช่นเกาะสอง เขตแดนพม่า เกาะเรือญี่ปุ่นร้าง สมัยสงครามโลก มาชมพระอาทิตย์ตกที่นี้ สวยสุด

Really beautiful waterfall. Unlike many waterfalls in Thailand this one is super accessible. Just turn of road 4 and you are literally there. 100 baht entrance fee. A side the waterfall there is a small cafe and a restroom. We took a short swim in the pool underneath the waterfall.

Nice waterfall on the Highway. Must be great in rains. But even if the stream is thin it looks great with the intertwined trees and landscapes. Toilets are good here. And a descent coffee shop to a serve you hot and cold 🙂👍

A large, steep, cliff face waterfall with a few small to medium sized pools you can swim in. There are massive trees all around.

Excellent tall waterfall, after the rain, well worth a stop

Absolutely beautiful. Parking is a bit difficult but worth the effort. There is a 20b entrance fee, the place closes at 4.30pm. Nice cafe there to take a break, highly recommend 👍🏽😊

21 Oct 2024, Short distance and easy walk to The waterfall. 20 Baht enteance fee.

A very very close walk from the packing lot, water is so clear and cold and refreshing you can swim here or just sit around on the rock. It have both shallow and deep spot. A nice place to both stop and take a picture and go or spend hours in the water.