Tubkaek Beach
Located in 20 km to the North from Ao Nang, in 7 km from Khlong Muang. It is the farthest beach and the quietest one. The road leading to it ends right after the beach and the National Park begins. As the name Tubkaek is Thai, it spells differently in English:Tubkaek, Tup Kaek, Tubkaak. Even at the road signs you can see different spelling.
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Khlong Muang Beach
Located in 13 km to the North from Ao Nang. It would be much closer if you don't have to follow curve highway. It takes 15 minutes to get there. Nice beach with pure blue water. Not so crowded, you have no feeling that you are at some famous resort. It is a good place with some amount of resorts along the beach such as Khlong Muang Inn, Andaman Holiday Resort, Phulay Beach Resort.
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Nopparat Thara Beach, Ao Nang
It is 5 km wide, situated next to Ao Nang Central beach. The river divides the beach into 2 parts: the neatest to Ao Nang side has grand beach resorts and guest houses, the access to the other side is on boat or along the coastal road. This part of the beach is crowdless and rarely paid attention to(it is called Long Beach).
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Street food in Thailand
Street food is a true soul of Thailand. You can eat everywhere at any time of a day. It is an eating country, there is always something interesting nearby. Any conversation in Thailand is usually devoted to any subject of food. Everybody is familiar with the wordcombination Thai Cuisine but only those who have visited Thailand...
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Wat Bang Riang, Phang Nga Province
Having seen Krabi Temples during our stay in Ao Nang we decided to broaden our traveling boarders and visit the neighboring province Phang Nga which is almost in 80 km to the South. So to speak, Ao Nang is always seen a bit of a jumping point to other places nearby. What we were interested so much was a picturesque hilltop temple called Wat Bang Riang.
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Tubkaek Beach
Located in 20 km to the North from Ao Nang, in 7 km from Khlong Muang. It is the farthest beach and the quietest one. The road leading to it ends right after the beach and the National Park begins. As the name Tubkaek is Thai, it spells differently in English:Tubkaek, Tup Kaek, Tubkaak. Even at the road signs you can see different spelling.
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