Ao Thung Makham : Chumphon, Thailand
This beautiful bay provides white sand beaches, blue water and strange rock formations. Divided into inner and outer sections by…
Chumphon is a southern Thailand province on the narrow Kra Isthmus of the Malay Peninsula. It’s known for coral reefs and a long coastline dotted with beaches. In the south, the forested Phato district is home to the Phato Canal and the Heo Lom Waterfall. Cradled by the Phuket mountains, the province’s capital, Chumphon city, is a gateway to tropical islands including the popular Ko Tao, part of Surat Thani province.
This beautiful bay provides white sand beaches, blue water and strange rock formations. Divided into inner and outer sections by…
Namtok Thap Chang (Klong Phrao Waterfall) is considered the most beautiful waterfall in Khlong Phrao National Park. It is surrounded…
Koh Maphrao is a small 100-meter long white sand island has a beautiful coral reef off its western shore. The…
Situated at Mu 4, Tambon Tha Kham, Wat Thep Charoen (Tham Rup Ro Cave) is approximately 4 kilometres from Phetchakasem…
Tusita Wellness Resort, a new rebranding wellness destination for rejuvenating your health as well as your beauty and mind based…
Kapo Waterfall Forest Park is located in Kapo Waterfall National Reserved Forest which is in Tasae District, Chumphon Province. It…