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Amphor Khao Cha-mao Khao Chamao – Khao Wong National Park - Namtok Khao Chamao: Namtok Khao Chamao is situated approximately 17 kilometers off of the main highway at Km. marker 274. The main attraction and landmark of the 8-tiered waterfall is "Wang Mutcha” a large pond on the second level which is the habitat of Pluang fish. Reaching the top is easy and visitors can enjoy the refreshing scenery all the way up to the highest level of the waterfall. - Namtok Klong Pla Kang: Located some 3 kilometers from the National Park Office is this 7-tiered waterfall. Reaching the top of the waterfall is not quite an easy task as visitors have to walk through the verdant forest and also climb up the mountains. Plant lovers should not miss this opportunity to see several kinds of plants such as ferns, orchids, mushrooms, etc., while walking along the trails. - Pha Sawan (Heaven Cliff): Pha Sawan is situated about 1,500 meters from the
Park’s Office. The cliff is famous for its scenic lookout point which offers an
intriguing panoramic view of the pristine forests. Various types of plants can
be found along the way up to the cliff and are ideal for nature studies. - Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhon Herbal Garden: The Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhon Herbal Garden is located within the grounds of the Petroleum Authority of Thailand, about 25 kilometers from town on Highways No. 36 and No. 3191 in Nikhom Phatthana sub-district. It is not only a center where various herbal plants are put on display, the place as well engages in herbal research. Open daily from 8.30 a.m.-4.30 p.m. Tel: 0-3868-1817-30.
Amphor Ban Chang - Hat Phayun and Hat Phala: Hat Phayun and Hat Phala are located approximately 32 and 34 kilometers respectively from the town of Rayong. Shaded by pine trees, the beaches offer unique opportunities for tourists to unwind in tranquility. Hotels and bungalows are available as perfect hideaways.
Amphoe Ban Khai - Suphattraland:
Thirty kilometres from town is Suphattraland, an extensive orchard open to the
public. It grows succulent mangosteen, durian and rambutan. They generally
mature in late April-June. Visitors can enjoy not only the pleasant surroundings
but also taste for themselves freshly-picked fruits from the trees.
Amphor Klaeng - Ao Kai-Laem Tan: This little cape located beyond Laem Mae Phim in Klaeng District is located near a small fishing village, where the main occupation is to pickle jellyfish. Set in tranquil ambience the place is marvelous for seafood lovers with seafood restaurants providing reasonably priced seafood dishes of good quality. Traveling to Ko Man Klang can be done by taking a speedboat from here. -
Ko Man Nai:
This small island located approximately 5 kilometers off shore from Laem Mae
Phim has been developed into a Sea Turtle Preservation Sanctuary under the royal
initiative of Her Majesty the Queen. The place is open to the public from Monday
to Sunday. Nearby are Ko Man Klang and Ko Man Nok which are famous for their
immaculate white sandy beaches and hip boutique resorts. - Laem Mae Phim: This cape can be reach either from Sukhumvit Road by taking a right turn at km. markers 259.5, 263 or 268, or proceeding further for another 1 kilometre from Wang Kaew on the beach road. This is a perfect spot either for relaxation and swimming or sampling local foods. To the north of the cape is a small off-shore isle named Ko Khi Pla. - Somdet Kromluang Chumphon Shrine: This shrine, which was built to honor Somdej Krommaluang Chumphon, "Father of the Royal Thai Navy”, who is highly revered by the locals is situated near the Prasair River in Klaeng District. - Sunthon Phu Memorial: Five kilometers further on from Laem Mae Phim on the beach road (Highway No. 3145) is the Sunthorn Phu Memorial. The place was built to commemorate one of Thailand’s most famous poets. Sunthon Phu, a Rayong native, had written his literary works during the early part of the Ratanakosin era (some two hundred years ago), with Phra Aphai Mani being his most well-known work. - Wang Kaeo: A recreational park and resort located approximately 11 kilometers from Suan Son on the beach road, Wang Kaew provides accommodations and other tourist facilities. For more information, call 0-3863-8067-8 or 0-2259-4150-1 (Bangkok). - Wat Saranat Thammaram: Near the turning point at km. marker 265 on Highway No. 3 is Wat Saranat Thammaram, which was built in 1945. The main attraction of this temple is a beautiful ubosot and a replica of the highly revered Phra Buddha Chinnarat statue of Phitsanulok. Around the ubosot are also replicas of major Buddhist monuments from Thailand’s four regions.
Amphoe Mueang - Ban Kon Ao (The Fisherman's village): The best place in town to discover the traditional way of life is from a small but typical fisherman’s village located at the end of Hat Mae Ramphueng. Visitors can also see how they catch fish and process seafood. An additional attraction worth visiting is the Catholic Church established near the village over 100 years ago. - Ban Phe: A seaside town located approximately 19 kilometers southeast of the city, Ban Phe is the best place to enjoy relaxing on a long white sandy beach while sampling sumptuous seafood. Ban Phe is a major fishing community in the province, hence, the wide range of fresh and preserved seafood products or other local products. In addition, Ban Phe is also the departure point for Ko Samet. - Hat Laem Charoen: This beach is located 5 kilometers from the city and is a popular area among the locals and tourists as it is the location of many great seafood restaurants. - Hat Mae Ramphueng: This 12-kilometre stretch of white sandy beach is a perfect place to enjoy the scenery while swimming. The beach trails along the way to meet Ban Kon Ao, where a small fishing community can be found. Accommodations and restaurants are available. - Hat Saeng Chan: Situated approximately 7 kilometers from the city, this beach is connected to Laem Charoen beach and is also suitable for swimming. Accommodations and restaurants are available. - Khao Laem Ya: Travel a little further from Ban Kon Ao on the beach road and visitors will reach Khao Laem Ya and Mu Ko Samet National Park which are shaded with small shrubs and has a cape jutting into the sea. Along one side of the hill is a long stretch of beach where the headquarters of the Khao Laem Ya-Samet Islands National Park is located. For more information, contact Khao Laem Ya and Mu Ko Samet Nation Park Office: Tel: (66 38)653 034, from 8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. More attractions - Koh Samet
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