3 places to discover
Ao Nang Beach is the main beach of Ao Nang town in Mueang Krabi District, Krabi Province, southern Thailand. This approximately 1-kilometer sandy beach faces the Andaman Sea and is framed by limestone karsts. It is notable as a resort beach and primary departure point for longtail boats to nearby islands and Railay Peninsula, with a beachfront promenade, restaurants, and tour services.
Cheow Lan Lake is a large artificial reservoir within Khao Sok National Park in Ban Ta Khun District, Surat Thani Province, southern Thailand. Created in 1987 by the Ratchaprapha Dam on the Khlong Saeng River, it covers about 185 square kilometers. Surrounded by limestone karst cliffs and rainforest, the lake is known for its emerald water, submerged limestone peaks, floating raft houses, and wildlife, and is a major ecotourism destination.
Ko Sukon is a small coastal island in the Andaman Sea off Palian District, Trang Province, southern Thailand. Part of Tambon Ko Sukon, it is known for its quiet fishing villages, sandy beaches and traditional Muslim community. The island has no cars and retains a rural character with rubber plantations, watermelon fields and mangroves. Accessible by longtail boat from Palian, it offers a low-development, community-based tourism experience.