Must-visit places on Trat Island: Koh Chang My rating: 5/5 Koh Chang and its neighbors are probably the main reason tourists visit Trat Province. With beautiful beaches, jungle, waterfalls, mangroves, and a fishing village, it's a pleasant island destination in Thailand and not far from Bangkok. Koh Kood My rating: 5/5 Koh Kood is just minutes away from Koh Chang and is so well-preserved that it's still developing. However, it has become very popular. The best news is that the local authorities seem to have decided that tourist development should be designed to preserve the environment as much as possible. Let's hope so!

Other places worth seeing in Trat: Koh Mak (5 stars) – Much less well-known than Koh Chang or Koh Kood, Koh Mak is particularly popular with travelers seeking a quieter and less touristy island. While there aren't many resorts, restaurants, and the like, that's precisely what makes it so appealing! Koh Mak is also a destination for boat tours from Koh Chang. Koh Wai (5 stars) – This island is very unspoiled and therefore not suitable if you're looking for comfort and entertainment. However, if you prefer peace and quiet and a simple lifestyle, you'll likely enjoy this island. Recently, there were only four accommodations available on Koh Wai.

Other recommended visits in Trat: Wat Klong Plai night market, Koh Chang and the nearby islands of Koh Wai (the wildest), Koh Mak, Koh Rayong, Koh Kood and Koh Kradat. Namtok Khlong Kaeo National Park: Lush vegetation and waterfalls.

Other sights in Thailand: Pong Arng Hot Springs. In an idyllic setting, the pools of naturally warm water invite you to a soothing and relaxing bath to end the day. A visit can easily be combined with the slightly more distant Sri Sungwan Waterfall… Show details for Pong Arng Hot Springs. Prasat Muang Tam: 8 km from Phanom Rung, this small Khmer temple has been beautifully restored. A visit before or after Phanom Rung is recommended. Show details for Prasat Muang Tam. Ban Tha Din Daeng Village: This fishing village in Khao Lak, nestled between the sea and mangroves, offers access to a pretty, often serviced beach and allows you to immerse yourself in the local life of Phang Nga province and the diversity of its surroundings… Show details for Ban Tha Din Daeng Village. Phraya Nakhon Cave: It is the highlight of any visit to Sam Roi Yod National Park. This beautiful cave houses a small royal pavilion, often illuminated by a beam of light shining through the opening at the top of the cave… arrow_circle_right Show details about Phraya Nakhon Cave