Trang

The Trang province is not so famous as other parts of Thailand but still, it can surprise its visitors with incredible beaches, little villages and some of most important natural parks and reserves of the whole country. In fact, in the core of the Trang province, after kilometers of rubber fields (the highest production of this material comes from Trang), you will find Klong Lam Chan, a national park devoted to the preservation of marine birds and other kinds of flying animals. Here, you can follow a peaceful trail and walk through nature. However, the region offers many different attractions, as, for example, its 190 kilometers of seaside, its famous archipelago in the Andaman Sea, the Hat Pak Meng beach (five kilometers of immaculate beaches). The Trang province is still less known that its counterparts, as Phuket or the Krabi province, but it started to increase the facilities and transports for tourists, even if it still preserves Thai traditions. Once you arrive in Trang, you can start from the city of the same name, capital of the province, and then discover the entire region. As many other parts of Thailand, the best time to visit Trang province is from November until April.