Phangnga Attractions

 
Phangnga

The town of Phangnga lies about 800 km (497 mi.) south of Bangkok on the Malay Peninsula on the river of the same name, which comes down from mountains ranging in height up to 1000 m (3282 ft). The landscape around the Bay of Bengal is full of surprises: white mountain peaks stand out from the intensive greenery of the jungle, pretty villages cling to the mountain slopes, and a boat trip through the bays of Phangnga and Ao Luk, the northern parts of the large bay of Phuket, conveys one of the most marvelous natural experiences imaginable.

By car: from Krabi and from Bangkok on Highway 4 (each about 85 km (53 mi.)); from Surat Thani highways 401/4040/4 (195 km (121 mi.)).

By rail: nearest station Surat Thani.

By bus: from Bangkok Southern Bus Terminal (880 km (547 mi.), 18 hours) and from Phuket Bus Terminal (2 hours).

By air: nearest airports Phuket and Surat Thani, several flights daily from Bangkok.

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The Chalk Mountains in Phangnga are home to several grottoes. The most famous of these is the Tham Reussi Grotto which features numerous dripstones and stalagmites.

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Located on the Bay of Bengal, this town has several lovely beaches.

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The limestone cliffs of James Bond Island.Khao Ping Kan, Phangnga
"James Bond Island", used in a James Bond film.Khao Ping Kan, Phangnga
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