Rayong is a hidden gem located in the eastern region of Thailand. It boasts authentic Thai charm, offering lots of rejuvenation to almost all kinds of travelers.
Also, it’s home to some worth-seeing places as well.
Rayong is a beautiful town that was undiscovered among foreign tourists until recently. The region is blessed with scenic natural beauty, offering a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It provides a glimpse of the traditional Thai culture and lifestyle that’s hard to find in most other places. It’s also famous for its seafood dishes and the locals' warm behavior as well. Without further ado, let’s get a look at the three not-to-miss places here.
Koh Samet is a nature lover’s paradise.
Koh Samet is a majestic island spreading over an area of 6.5 km. It’s well-developed and makes for a favorite getaway for Thai families. Also, it’s filled with romantic vibes, owing to the abundance of natural elegance. It has several beaches that look like heaven, with white sand, pristine water, and lush coconut groves. Also, there is a range of water sports (like snorkeling, banana boat rides, etc.) for those looking for an adrenaline rush. It boasts some small villages as well, where you can visit and have some fun time with the locals.
Koh Talu is a splendid forest island.
Koh Talu is a small forest island located in Khao Laem Ya Samet Island National Park. The entire region is divided into four separate areas – the north area is a rocky cliff, the east and south areas are packed with white beaches, and the middle one is wide open seawater. It has caves pierced from one side to the other, hence the name. Also, it’s blessed with shallow coral reefs, which are hard to ignore. Koh Talu is an ideal spot for camping as well.
Khao Chamao–Khao Wong National Park is home to a range of wildlife species.
Khao Chamao–Khao Wong National Park spreads over an area of 84 sq km. It has dense forests and is also home to cliffs, waterfalls, viewpoints, limestone mountains, caves, and more. The mountain ridges here are of a moderate slope, reaching an altitude of over 1,000 m. The waterfalls (such as Khao Chamao Waterfall) here seem straight out of a fairytale, especially during the monsoon season. Here, you can spot an incredible range of wildlife species, including gaurs, elephants, Indochinese serows, bears, leopards, pileated gibbons, banded langurs, etc.
You can also visit Yomjinda Road, Rayong Aquarium, Golden Meadow Mangroves, etc.
