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Rayong
Rayong located at Eastern board of
Thailand, 179km by car from Bangkok.
It consists of 3,552 square km area
and 100 km of beach connect to the
gulf of Thailand. The 10 islands group
is abundant with marine resources.
It contains many oddly shaped islands
and rocks. The largest island is Koh
Samet which is well known in South
East Asia. Click How
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Rayong
attractions
The
numerous places of attraction in Rayong
can be conveniently grouped into the following
routes:
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. |
Dok
Krai Reservoir
Located
in Pluak Daeng district, 35 kilometers from
Rayong Town. This is the center of development
projects under the advice of H.M.King Bhumipol
Adulyadej on agriculture, fishery, irrigation,
land and farm animals. The reservoir covers
20,000 rais of land, is surrounded by the
natural beauty ideal for relaxing, camping
and educational tour. |
Mae
Rumphueng Beach
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. |
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. |
Khao
Laem Ya
- Koh
Samed Group National
Park
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. |
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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. |
Koh
Kudee
It
lies approximately 6 kilometers offshore.
Besides Ko Kudee there are two smaller islands,
one is Ko Khangkhao and another is Ko Ruesee
Cave. All three islands lie a little to
the east of Ko Samet. The islands have beautiful
natural landscapes and ringed by fine beaches
which are ideal for swimming and camping
on. |
Wang
Kaew
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). |
Suan
Son Park
This beach is located approximately 4 kilometers from Ban Phe. Travel along the beach-front road and visitors will find a place that offers true relaxation under the shade of pine trees. The scenic beach is eminently suited to relaxation and swimming. Accommodations and food shops are also available. |
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Koh 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. |
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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. |
Si
Muang Park
Dubbed as "Ko Klang" by the locals, Suan Sri Muang is a public park and health center. Located behind the former city hall, the park is well known for its landmark – the Phra Buddha Angkhirot (Buddhist Shrine) housed in a traditional Thai style shrine. |
The Sopha Arboretum
The extensive grounds located near the entrance to Ban Phe, just about 200 meters off Highway No.3 at Km. marker 238 are home to various flowering plants. A 100-year-old Thai-style wooden structure houses porcelain ware from various periods, in particular the Ban Chiang style. The place is open daily except Thursdays from 8.00 a.m. until 5.00 p.m. Contact Tel: 0-3865-1688 for more information.
Ticket Fee: 50 Baht /person.
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Suphattra
Land
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.
Opend daily : 08.00-18.00 Ask
Opend daily : 08.00-18.00 Ask for more information at Supattra Land Garden Office Tel : 0 3889 2048-9 Fax : 0 3889 2255
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Lotus
Crystal
Located
in Pluak Daeng District,30 kilometers from
Rayong Town. This is the first crystal factory
of Rayong. Tourists who are interested can
visit and buy some crystal products in responsible
price. Open Mon-Sat;08.00-17.00 pm. |
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