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Thong Nai Pan Yai

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places to stay at Thong Nai Pan Yai:

White Sand Bungalow
middle sized bungalows located at the beach.

Dreamland Resort
Dreamland Resort is situated on Thong Nai Pan Yai Beach with more than 50 bungalows to guests which range from cozy classic simple beach huts right up to spacious family-sized units with air-con.

Central Cottage Bungalows
nice various bungalows in the middle of the beach

Havana Beach Resort
new Hotel on the the Thong Nai Pan Beach, nice rooms and a crazy formed Pool if you look from above on it....

Longtail Beach Resort
new and nice bungalowresort, located at the end of the beach, relaxed and quite athmosphere.

White Wind Resort
nice and cheap bungalows built in the hill with beatiful beachview, bathroom very often without a roof

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Mid-Autumn Festival
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Do Son Buffalo Fighting Festival
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Things to do & see

Ko Lipe

Koh Lipe is a tiny island in the Andaman Sea located 70 km off the southwest coast of Thailand near the Malaysian border (about 1h north of Langkawi).

Ko Samet

A small and rather quiet island within easy reach of Bangkok (200km away), Pattaya (75km) and Ko Chang (115km).

Ko Phayam

Laid back island away from mass tourism in the Andaman Sea just south of Ko Chang.

Ko Chang (small)

Small island of 18sqkm in the Andaman Sea just north of Ko Phayam near the Burmese border. One of the least developed islands in Thailand and good hide-away from the mass tourism.

Ko Chang (big)

Second biggest island in Thailand about 300km away from Bangkok and largest island of the Ko Chang Marine Park archipelago.

Ko Tao

Ko Tao (lit. Turtle Island) is a small island of 21sqkm in the Gulf of Thailand near Ko Phangan popular for affordable scuba diving.

Surin Islands / Richelieu Rock

The Surin Islands National Park consists of small islands in the Andaman Sea near the border to Burma/Myanmar with the famous Richelieu Rock (Top 10 world dive site).

Similan Islands

The Similans are nine island about 50km offshore from Khao Lak with a National Park status and amazing beaches and dive opportunities.

Khao Lak

Khao Lak is a resort town about 100km north of Phuket with beautiful long beaches and starting point for trips to Similan Islands.

Ko Phi Phi

popular small island with a good vibe in the Andaman Sea between Phuket and Ko Lanta.

Ko Lanta

A popular island off the south coast of Thailand in the Krabi Province. The main island is 6km wide and over 30km long.

Phang Nga Bay

Bay with amazing limestone formations about 1 hour north of Phuket including the so-called James Bond Island.

Phuket

Most popular mass tourism destination and biggest island in Thailand. The island is located in the south-west of the country and connected to the mainland by a bridge.

Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep

A must-see temple on a hill 15km from Chiang Mai offering great views over the city.

Pattaya

Resort town with a population of over 100,000 about 165km southeast of Bangkok. Infamous for its nightlife and go-go bars efforts have been put into becoming family destination as well.

Chiang Mai

The largest and most culturally significant city in northern Thailand with a population of 150,000 and a starting point for tourists going for trekking tours surrounded by mountains and lush countryside.

Chinatown (Yaowarat)

The Chinatown district in Samphanthawong is known for its gold and jewelery shops and the street markets and seafood stalls.

Chatuchak (Jatujak) Weekend Market

The Chatuchak weekend market with up to 15,000 stalls and 200,000 - 300,000 visitors a day is said to be the worlds biggest weekend market.

Ayutthaya

Ayutthaya was the capital of the kingdom of Siam from 1350 until 1767 when a Burmese army destroyed the city. The ruins of the temples are recogized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Bo Phut Beach

Beach in the north-east of Ko Samui

Ko Samui

very popular and developed island in the Gulf of Thailand, sister island of Ko Phangan

Khao San Road

Infamous backpacker road in the Banglamphu district northwest of downdown Bangkok. Cheap accommodation, street market, food stalls, travel agencies and more...

Grand Palace / Wat Pho

The official residence of the Kings of Thailad from the 18th century onwards and with its spectacular golden architecture the highland of any Bangkok visit.

Ko Kret

Ko Kret (also Koh Kred) is an island in the Chao Phraya River, 20 km north of Bangkok city centre.

Bangkok

Bangkok is Thailands capital and the only real metropolis of the country with over 10 million people. Located along Chao Phraya River it is a city of many faces.