Cases of dengue fever in Phuket have reached their highest number in 26 years, as Phuket Gazette reports. There have been 1885 people infected in Phuket from January to September this year, two people died. Thalang is the hardest-hit district in Phuket, with 707 cases, the chief of Phuket’s Public Health Office Dr Bancha Kakhong said. The number of cases is more than three times the number recorded in 2012.
But also on Ko Samui the people are warned of Dengue fever, as Camille's Samui Info Blog reports.
So what you should know: The mosquitos transmitting the dengue virus are most active in the daytime. The virus can only be transmitted from mosquito to human; it does not jump from one person to another. You can protect yourself by applying mosquito repellent, also every time after swimming. Long trousers and shirts help to protect, when you go trekking. Standing water can become a breeding place for mosquitoes. Fish in the water eat mosquito eggs. Or you can apply fertilizer, that prevent the mosquitoes from laying eggs there.
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Thursday, February 14, 2013
Lanta Old Town: Where Thais, Muslims, Chinese and Sea Gypsies formed the community
See the locations on Ko Lanta Old Town Google Map by #treasuresofthailand
See the Thai Meteorological Weatter forecast for Krabi
Old town
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The old town seen from the pier
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Thais, Muslims, Chinese and sea gypsies form the community of Sri Raya, doing business in old wooden shops and living in homes built on stilts. On Sundays you can stroll through a lively market. Only two restaurants, Mango House and Frogs and Apples, are noted in travelfish.org.
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Two hundred years ago, a group of Chinese from the provinces of Fujian and Hokian emigrated to Koh Lanta and founded the town. They made charcoal from mangrove trees and traded it with some fish in Penang, Singapore and Indonesia. And from there they imported household goods and foodstuffs, especially sugar, salt and vegetables. For fishing they used very big nets. For that they extended the terraces of houses. There they hung the nets. This was the beginning of longhouses. The three longest ones are nearly 100 metres long. Around sixty years ago a fire destroyed the old town. Then the present houses were built. They survived the Tsunami in 2004 wholly. A museum in Sri Raya shows the history of the three communities on the island: Chinese, Muslim fishermen and the sea gipsies.
More informations: Lanta Oldtown on Facebook
Where to stay in the old town
Mango House: The guestrooms reflect the minimalism and dimness, that are characteristic for the town’s houses. They were built on the water to catch the breeze. Like this the rooms are cooled - you need a light cover in the night. Honeymoon Room with a bathroom, fridge and terrace set over the sea is the best room. Mango House i run by the Canadian Duane Lennie.
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Orange House: 15 Moo 2, Sri Raya Rd. There are two suites on the first floor with stunning views over Old Town and the surrounding islands. Each suite has a western style bathroom, large bedroom with king sized bed and private lounge.
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Lanta Pole Houses: Two villas to rent, Coconut House and Lychee House. "Owned and run by a local art teacher, these two oceanfront wooden homes are authentically Thai on the outside, and modern, renovated warehouse-style (think bare cement and jewel-tone local silks) on the inside", writes Fah Thai Magazine. "You can sit on the porch overlooking the water for days. Quiet, and serene the water lapping at the pole supports, amazing sunrises, fishing boats on the horizon, and even next door", adds elbe 57 on tripadvisor.com.
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Coconut House
Where to eat in Lanta Old Town
Fresh Restaurant:
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Beautiful Restaurant: 118/1 Moo 2. Not only a Thai restaurant on stilts on the sea at the north end of old town, but also an ocean front guest cottage on stilts (with aircon, 1000 Bath per night). See pictures by ssmmacleaod
Baan Hua Laem - the Muslim fishing village
Ban Hua Laem is a Muslim fishing village with around 80 households. It was severely damaged by the Tsunami in 2004. Afterwards NGOs and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) formed the Community Network for Restoration of Lanta Island (CNRLI. The fishermen got new boats, the Chao Ley in Baan Sang Ga Ou got new homes.
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Baan Sang Ga Ou - the seaa gipsy village
Ban Sang Ga U was the original home of the Chao Ley (sea gypsies), Lanta’s first settlers 500 years ago. Today it counts around 500 inhabitants. The Chao Ley seem to have their origins in Indonesia (Banda Aceh). They lived on house boats and Ban Sang Ga U was their first settlement on the land. The Chao Ley record their history in songs. Rong-ngeng, a ritual with singing and dancing, is practiced during festivals, especially the boat-releasing ceremony. Then a boat is sent out to sea to appease the sea spirits.
Sang Kha Ou Resort and Spa: 86 Moo 7, Sang Kha Ou. They have Boat Houses, Tree Houses, Cave Houses, Stone Houses and a Thai House. One critical review on tripadvisor.com. "Ideal location for nature lovers, adventurers and anyone looking for a peaceful stay away from the busier west coast", writes Mojothailand on igougo.com. And the you find a big dsicussion on Thorntree about the rating by Lonely Planet.
Tree House. Picture Dan
Boat Houses. Picture Dan
Koh Po
You can pay a fisherman to bring you with his boat to Koh Po, a small island with sandy beach only ten minutes away from Sri Raya. Koh Por is located between Koh Lanta Yai and Koh Bu Bu. There is a village with a school. Tha Kang Beach is Koh Pors longest beach (in the pier area in the west of the island). On Nai Ban Beach (Northeast of KOh Por) you find a fishermen communicity. Read more about Koh Por. See picture by Miek37
Cultural Homestay Experience: 700 Bath (transfer and three meals inclued). You can experience the life of a local island family. No bikinis and no alcohoil, as you stay with Muslims. Mobile: +66 (0)874 743 247, e-mail: sanae.yamae [at] yahoo.com.
More to find on Koh Lanta:
Koh Lanta เกาะลันตา - what guests discover here: Reviews of resorts and beaches.
Diving around Koh Lanta
Tung Yee Peng Mangrove Forest: Listen to the nature
Recommend this blog on Twitter and Facebook:
See the Thai Meteorological Weatter forecast for Krabi
Old town
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Picture DarkB4DawnThais, Muslims, Chinese and sea gypsies form the community of Sri Raya, doing business in old wooden shops and living in homes built on stilts. On Sundays you can stroll through a lively market. Only two restaurants, Mango House and Frogs and Apples, are noted in travelfish.org.
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Picture marhas1Two hundred years ago, a group of Chinese from the provinces of Fujian and Hokian emigrated to Koh Lanta and founded the town. They made charcoal from mangrove trees and traded it with some fish in Penang, Singapore and Indonesia. And from there they imported household goods and foodstuffs, especially sugar, salt and vegetables. For fishing they used very big nets. For that they extended the terraces of houses. There they hung the nets. This was the beginning of longhouses. The three longest ones are nearly 100 metres long. Around sixty years ago a fire destroyed the old town. Then the present houses were built. They survived the Tsunami in 2004 wholly. A museum in Sri Raya shows the history of the three communities on the island: Chinese, Muslim fishermen and the sea gipsies.
More informations: Lanta Oldtown on Facebook
Where to stay in the old town
Mango House: The guestrooms reflect the minimalism and dimness, that are characteristic for the town’s houses. They were built on the water to catch the breeze. Like this the rooms are cooled - you need a light cover in the night. Honeymoon Room with a bathroom, fridge and terrace set over the sea is the best room. Mango House i run by the Canadian Duane Lennie.
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Mango House Villa. Picture Gaelle Picture GaellePicture GaelleOrange House: 15 Moo 2, Sri Raya Rd. There are two suites on the first floor with stunning views over Old Town and the surrounding islands. Each suite has a western style bathroom, large bedroom with king sized bed and private lounge.
Picture Dave_B_Lanta Pole Houses: Two villas to rent, Coconut House and Lychee House. "Owned and run by a local art teacher, these two oceanfront wooden homes are authentically Thai on the outside, and modern, renovated warehouse-style (think bare cement and jewel-tone local silks) on the inside", writes Fah Thai Magazine. "You can sit on the porch overlooking the water for days. Quiet, and serene the water lapping at the pole supports, amazing sunrises, fishing boats on the horizon, and even next door", adds elbe 57 on tripadvisor.com.
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Where to eat in Lanta Old Town
Fresh Restaurant:
>Picture marhas1Picture marhas1Beautiful Restaurant: 118/1 Moo 2. Not only a Thai restaurant on stilts on the sea at the north end of old town, but also an ocean front guest cottage on stilts (with aircon, 1000 Bath per night). See pictures by ssmmacleaod
Baan Hua Laem - the Muslim fishing village
Ban Hua Laem is a Muslim fishing village with around 80 households. It was severely damaged by the Tsunami in 2004. Afterwards NGOs and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) formed the Community Network for Restoration of Lanta Island (CNRLI. The fishermen got new boats, the Chao Ley in Baan Sang Ga Ou got new homes.
Picture marhas1Picture marhas1Baan Sang Ga Ou - the seaa gipsy village
Ban Sang Ga U was the original home of the Chao Ley (sea gypsies), Lanta’s first settlers 500 years ago. Today it counts around 500 inhabitants. The Chao Ley seem to have their origins in Indonesia (Banda Aceh). They lived on house boats and Ban Sang Ga U was their first settlement on the land. The Chao Ley record their history in songs. Rong-ngeng, a ritual with singing and dancing, is practiced during festivals, especially the boat-releasing ceremony. Then a boat is sent out to sea to appease the sea spirits.
Sang Kha Ou Resort and Spa: 86 Moo 7, Sang Kha Ou. They have Boat Houses, Tree Houses, Cave Houses, Stone Houses and a Thai House. One critical review on tripadvisor.com. "Ideal location for nature lovers, adventurers and anyone looking for a peaceful stay away from the busier west coast", writes Mojothailand on igougo.com. And the you find a big dsicussion on Thorntree about the rating by Lonely Planet.
Tree House. Picture DanBoat Houses. Picture DanKoh Po
You can pay a fisherman to bring you with his boat to Koh Po, a small island with sandy beach only ten minutes away from Sri Raya. Koh Por is located between Koh Lanta Yai and Koh Bu Bu. There is a village with a school. Tha Kang Beach is Koh Pors longest beach (in the pier area in the west of the island). On Nai Ban Beach (Northeast of KOh Por) you find a fishermen communicity. Read more about Koh Por. See picture by Miek37
Cultural Homestay Experience: 700 Bath (transfer and three meals inclued). You can experience the life of a local island family. No bikinis and no alcohoil, as you stay with Muslims. Mobile: +66 (0)874 743 247, e-mail: sanae.yamae [at] yahoo.com.
More to find on Koh Lanta:
Koh Lanta เกาะลันตา - what guests discover here: Reviews of resorts and beaches.
Diving around Koh Lanta
Tung Yee Peng Mangrove Forest: Listen to the nature
Recommend this blog on Twitter and Facebook:
Diving around Koh Lanta
See the locations on Ko Lanta Google Map by #treasuresofthailand
See the Thai Meteorological Weather forecast for Krabi
See the weather for Koh Lanta by Windguru
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On Koh Lanta you find many Diving Centers. An overiew:
Blue Planet:
Narima Diving:
Scubafish:
Should you go diving on Koh Lanta in low season (May to October)? The answer.
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More to find on Koh Lanta:
Koh Lanta เกาะลันตา - what guests discover here: Reviews of resorts and beaches.
Lanta Old Town: Where Thais, Muslims, Chiense and Sea Gypsies formed the community
Tung Yee Peng Mangrove Forest: Listen to the nature
Recommend this blog on Twitter and Facebook:
See the Thai Meteorological Weather forecast for Krabi
See the weather for Koh Lanta by Windguru
Picture Ilse Reijs and Jan-Noud HuttenOn Koh Lanta you find many Diving Centers. An overiew:
Blue Planet:
Narima Diving:
Scubafish:
Should you go diving on Koh Lanta in low season (May to October)? The answer.
Picture elitemediaMore to find on Koh Lanta:
Koh Lanta เกาะลันตา - what guests discover here: Reviews of resorts and beaches.
Lanta Old Town: Where Thais, Muslims, Chiense and Sea Gypsies formed the community
Tung Yee Peng Mangrove Forest: Listen to the nature
Recommend this blog on Twitter and Facebook:
Friday, February 1, 2013
Discover Koh Lanta:
Mu Ko Lanta National Park อุทยานแห่งชาติหมู่เกาะลันตา
See the locations on Mu Ko Lanta National Park อุทยานแห่งชาติหมู่เกาะลันตา Google Map by #treasuresofthailand
Mu Ko Lanta National Park อุทยานแห่งชาติหมู่เกาะลันตา includes the islands Ko Rok, Ko Mai Ngam Tai, Ko Ta La Beng, Ko Lanta Yai, Ko Ngai, Ko Tu Kon Lima, Ko Rok Nok, Ko Rok Nai, Ko Hin Dang and nearby islands of Ko Klang district, Ko Lanta Noi district and Ko Lanta Yai sub district. The park covers an area of 134 square kilometers. Read more on the Thailand Magazine.
During the rainy season from 16 May to 31 October the National Park is closed for visitors.
Cape Palm / Cape Tanod แหลมโตนด
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The lighthouse of Cape Tanod
At Laem Tanod you find the headquarter of the National Park. It provides bungalows for guests. More about the plants and animals of the Park and the reservation of the bungalows: Thai Nationalparks
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Sugar palms at Laem Tanod
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Beach at Laem Tanod. Nearly for you alone, because the road to Laem Tanod is rough, not fit for mass tourism.
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Two trees in love at Laem Tanod
Discover Koh Lanta (places and beaches from North to South):
Ban Saladan ศาลาด่าน
Kawkwang Beach คอกวาง บีช
Khlong Dao Beach หาดคลองดาว
Long Beach (Phra Ae) หาดยาวหาด (พระแอ๊ะ)
Relax Bay
Baan Phu Klom Beach and Khlong Khong Beach
Khlong Toab
Khlong Nin Beach หาดคลองนิน
Ba Kantiang Bay อ่าวบากันเตียง
Nui Beach อ่าวนุ้ย
Khlong Jak Beach (Waterfall beach)หาดคลองจากหรืออ่าวคลองจาก
Bamboo Bay (Ao Mai Phai) อ่าวไม้ไผ
Mu Ko Lanta National Park อุทยานแห่งชาติหมู่เกาะลันตา
And some Hidden Treasures on Koh Lanta):
Lanta Old Town: Where Thais, Muslims, Chinese and Sea Gypsies formed the community
Tung Yee Peng Mangrove Forest: Listen to the Nature
Diving around Koh Lanta
Back to overview:
Koh Lanta เกาะลันตา: What Guests discover here
Recommend this blog on Twitter and Facebook:
Mu Ko Lanta National Park อุทยานแห่งชาติหมู่เกาะลันตา includes the islands Ko Rok, Ko Mai Ngam Tai, Ko Ta La Beng, Ko Lanta Yai, Ko Ngai, Ko Tu Kon Lima, Ko Rok Nok, Ko Rok Nai, Ko Hin Dang and nearby islands of Ko Klang district, Ko Lanta Noi district and Ko Lanta Yai sub district. The park covers an area of 134 square kilometers. Read more on the Thailand Magazine.
During the rainy season from 16 May to 31 October the National Park is closed for visitors.
Cape Palm / Cape Tanod แหลมโตนด
Picture marhas1The lighthouse of Cape Tanod
At Laem Tanod you find the headquarter of the National Park. It provides bungalows for guests. More about the plants and animals of the Park and the reservation of the bungalows: Thai Nationalparks
Picture marhas1Sugar palms at Laem Tanod
Picture marhas1Beach at Laem Tanod. Nearly for you alone, because the road to Laem Tanod is rough, not fit for mass tourism.
Picture marhas1Two trees in love at Laem Tanod
Discover Koh Lanta (places and beaches from North to South):
Ban Saladan ศาลาด่าน
Kawkwang Beach คอกวาง บีช
Khlong Dao Beach หาดคลองดาว
Long Beach (Phra Ae) หาดยาวหาด (พระแอ๊ะ)
Relax Bay
Baan Phu Klom Beach and Khlong Khong Beach
Khlong Toab
Khlong Nin Beach หาดคลองนิน
Ba Kantiang Bay อ่าวบากันเตียง
Nui Beach อ่าวนุ้ย
Khlong Jak Beach (Waterfall beach)หาดคลองจากหรืออ่าวคลองจาก
Bamboo Bay (Ao Mai Phai) อ่าวไม้ไผ
Mu Ko Lanta National Park อุทยานแห่งชาติหมู่เกาะลันตา
And some Hidden Treasures on Koh Lanta):
Lanta Old Town: Where Thais, Muslims, Chinese and Sea Gypsies formed the community
Tung Yee Peng Mangrove Forest: Listen to the Nature
Diving around Koh Lanta
Back to overview:
Koh Lanta เกาะลันตา: What Guests discover here
Recommend this blog on Twitter and Facebook:
Discover Koh Lanta:
Bamboo Bay (Ao Mai Phai) อ่าวไม้ไผ
See the locations on Koh Lanta Google Map by #treasuresofthailand
LaLaanta Hideaway Resort: From 1200 Baht. 188 Moo 5, Bamboo Beach (Ao Mai Phai). 3 hour transfer from Krabi airport, via 2 ferries (which only take 10 mins) and a very bumpy road, according to very good reviews on tripadvisor.com. The beach is not for swimming (rocks) and there are no other restaurants. See walk from top of the resort to the beach on video by 72Chicky.
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Bamboo Bay Resort แบมบู เบย์ รีสอร์ท: From 1200 Bath. 87 Moo 5, Aow Mai Pai. 21 simple bungalows with a great view of the sea, a peaceful place, far from the crowd. Good reviews on tripadvisor.com. See pictures by Łukasz Bederski and tony.
Discover Koh Lanta (places and beaches from North to South):
Ban Saladan ศาลาด่าน
Kawkwang Beach คอกวาง บีช
Khlong Dao Beach หาดคลองดาว
Long Beach (Phra Ae) หาดยาวหาด (พระแอ๊ะ)
Relax Bay
Baan Phu Klom Beach and Khlong Khong Beach
Khlong Toab
Khlong Nin Beach หาดคลองนิน
Ba Kantiang Bay อ่าวบากันเตียง
Nui Beach อ่าวนุ้ย
Khlong Jak Beach (Waterfall beach)หาดคลองจากหรืออ่าวคลองจาก
Bamboo Bay (Ao Mai Phai) อ่าวไม้ไผ
Mu Ko Lanta National Park อุทยานแห่งชาติหมู่เกาะลันตา
And some Hidden Treasures on Koh Lanta):
Lanta Old Town: Where Thais, Muslims, Chinese and Sea Gypsies formed the community
Tung Yee Peng Mangrove Forest: Listen to the Nature
Diving around Koh Lanta
Back to overview:
Koh Lanta เกาะลันตา: What Guests discover here
Recommend this blog on Twitter and Facebook:
LaLaanta Hideaway Resort: From 1200 Baht. 188 Moo 5, Bamboo Beach (Ao Mai Phai). 3 hour transfer from Krabi airport, via 2 ferries (which only take 10 mins) and a very bumpy road, according to very good reviews on tripadvisor.com. The beach is not for swimming (rocks) and there are no other restaurants. See walk from top of the resort to the beach on video by 72Chicky.
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Discover Koh Lanta (places and beaches from North to South):
Ban Saladan ศาลาด่าน
Kawkwang Beach คอกวาง บีช
Khlong Dao Beach หาดคลองดาว
Long Beach (Phra Ae) หาดยาวหาด (พระแอ๊ะ)
Relax Bay
Baan Phu Klom Beach and Khlong Khong Beach
Khlong Toab
Khlong Nin Beach หาดคลองนิน
Ba Kantiang Bay อ่าวบากันเตียง
Nui Beach อ่าวนุ้ย
Khlong Jak Beach (Waterfall beach)หาดคลองจากหรืออ่าวคลองจาก
Bamboo Bay (Ao Mai Phai) อ่าวไม้ไผ
Mu Ko Lanta National Park อุทยานแห่งชาติหมู่เกาะลันตา
And some Hidden Treasures on Koh Lanta):
Lanta Old Town: Where Thais, Muslims, Chinese and Sea Gypsies formed the community
Tung Yee Peng Mangrove Forest: Listen to the Nature
Diving around Koh Lanta
Back to overview:
Koh Lanta เกาะลันตา: What Guests discover here
Recommend this blog on Twitter and Facebook:
Discover Koh Lanta:
Khlong Jak Beach (Waterfall beach) หาดคลองจากหรืออ่าวคลองจาก
See the locations on Koh Lanta Google Map by #treasuresofthailand
A bay for who loves the "untouched feeling", with the little village Ban Klong Jark nearby. From here you follow a stream to walk to a waterfall in the National Park after three kilometres (30 to 45 minutes each way). On the way you discover some bat caves. Elephant trekking is available. Beach "superb for swimming, free of rocks", comments travelfish.org
Anda Lanta Resort อันดา ลันตา รีสอร์ท: Closed from may 2010 onward. Good reviews on tripadvisor.com. See pictures by Liquid Lense.
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Treehouse at Anda Lanta Resort
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Khlong Jak Waterfall
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Sunset on Khlong Jak Beach
Discover Koh Lanta (places and beaches from North to South):
Ban Saladan ศาลาด่าน
Kawkwang Beach คอกวาง บีช
Khlong Dao Beach หาดคลองดาว
Long Beach (Phra Ae) หาดยาวหาด (พระแอ๊ะ)
Relax Bay
Baan Phu Klom Beach and Khlong Khong Beach
Khlong Toab
Khlong Nin Beach หาดคลองนิน
Ba Kantiang Bay อ่าวบากันเตียง
Nui Beach อ่าวนุ้ย
Khlong Jak Beach (Waterfall beach)หาดคลองจากหรืออ่าวคลองจาก
Bamboo Bay (Ao Mai Phai) อ่าวไม้ไผ
Mu Ko Lanta National Park อุทยานแห่งชาติหมู่เกาะลันตา
And some Hidden Treasures on Koh Lanta):
Lanta Old Town: Where Thais, Muslims, Chinese and Sea Gypsies formed the community
Tung Yee Peng Mangrove Forest: Listen to the Nature
Diving around Koh Lanta
Back to overview:
Koh Lanta เกาะลันตา: What Guests discover here
Recommend this blog on Twitter and Facebook:
A bay for who loves the "untouched feeling", with the little village Ban Klong Jark nearby. From here you follow a stream to walk to a waterfall in the National Park after three kilometres (30 to 45 minutes each way). On the way you discover some bat caves. Elephant trekking is available. Beach "superb for swimming, free of rocks", comments travelfish.org
Anda Lanta Resort อันดา ลันตา รีสอร์ท: Closed from may 2010 onward. Good reviews on tripadvisor.com. See pictures by Liquid Lense.
Picture by Angela Rutherford
Picture by JennoitTreehouse at Anda Lanta Resort
Picture by Angela RutherfordKhlong Jak Waterfall
Picture by JennoitSunset on Khlong Jak Beach
Discover Koh Lanta (places and beaches from North to South):
Ban Saladan ศาลาด่าน
Kawkwang Beach คอกวาง บีช
Khlong Dao Beach หาดคลองดาว
Long Beach (Phra Ae) หาดยาวหาด (พระแอ๊ะ)
Relax Bay
Baan Phu Klom Beach and Khlong Khong Beach
Khlong Toab
Khlong Nin Beach หาดคลองนิน
Ba Kantiang Bay อ่าวบากันเตียง
Nui Beach อ่าวนุ้ย
Khlong Jak Beach (Waterfall beach)หาดคลองจากหรืออ่าวคลองจาก
Bamboo Bay (Ao Mai Phai) อ่าวไม้ไผ
Mu Ko Lanta National Park อุทยานแห่งชาติหมู่เกาะลันตา
And some Hidden Treasures on Koh Lanta):
Lanta Old Town: Where Thais, Muslims, Chinese and Sea Gypsies formed the community
Tung Yee Peng Mangrove Forest: Listen to the Nature
Diving around Koh Lanta
Back to overview:
Koh Lanta เกาะลันตา: What Guests discover here
Recommend this blog on Twitter and Facebook:
Discover Koh Lanta:
Nui Beach อ่าวนุ้ย
See the location on Koh Lanta Google Map by #treasuresofthailand
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A small hidden beach with golden sand and no resort. See the video by AlltOmThailand. If you drive up from Ba Kantiang Bay you stop just before the top and then walk down a quite steep footpath.
View of Nui beach from Patoj bar and restaurant:
Discover Koh Lanta (places and beaches from North to South):
Ban Saladan ศาลาด่าน
Kawkwang Beach คอกวาง บีช
Khlong Dao Beach หาดคลองดาว
Long Beach (Phra Ae) หาดยาวหาด (พระแอ๊ะ)
Relax Bay
Baan Phu Klom Beach and Khlong Khong Beach
Khlong Toab
Khlong Nin Beach หาดคลองนิน
Ba Kantiang Bay อ่าวบากันเตียง
Nui Beach อ่าวนุ้ย
Khlong Jak Beach (Waterfall beach)หาดคลองจากหรืออ่าวคลองจาก
Bamboo Bay (Ao Mai Phai) อ่าวไม้ไผ
Mu Ko Lanta National Park อุทยานแห่งชาติหมู่เกาะลันตา
And some Hidden Treasures on Koh Lanta):
Lanta Old Town: Where Thais, Muslims, Chinese and Sea Gypsies formed the community
Tung Yee Peng Mangrove Forest: Listen to the Nature
Diving around Koh Lanta
Back to overview:
Koh Lanta เกาะลันตา: What Guests discover here
Recommend this blog on Twitter and Facebook:
Picture furibondA small hidden beach with golden sand and no resort. See the video by AlltOmThailand. If you drive up from Ba Kantiang Bay you stop just before the top and then walk down a quite steep footpath.
View of Nui beach from Patoj bar and restaurant:
Discover Koh Lanta (places and beaches from North to South):
Ban Saladan ศาลาด่าน
Kawkwang Beach คอกวาง บีช
Khlong Dao Beach หาดคลองดาว
Long Beach (Phra Ae) หาดยาวหาด (พระแอ๊ะ)
Relax Bay
Baan Phu Klom Beach and Khlong Khong Beach
Khlong Toab
Khlong Nin Beach หาดคลองนิน
Ba Kantiang Bay อ่าวบากันเตียง
Nui Beach อ่าวนุ้ย
Khlong Jak Beach (Waterfall beach)หาดคลองจากหรืออ่าวคลองจาก
Bamboo Bay (Ao Mai Phai) อ่าวไม้ไผ
Mu Ko Lanta National Park อุทยานแห่งชาติหมู่เกาะลันตา
And some Hidden Treasures on Koh Lanta):
Lanta Old Town: Where Thais, Muslims, Chinese and Sea Gypsies formed the community
Tung Yee Peng Mangrove Forest: Listen to the Nature
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