[2025 Ranong Attraction] Travel Guide for Rattana Rangsarn Palace (Updated Jul)

#Ranong is worth visiting. "Rattanarangsan Palace" is not far from the city of Ranong. It is a replica palace built entirely from teak and golden ironwood. It looks magical and beautiful. The surrounding area outside is a public park with statues telling stories about Ranong's mining. You can walk around and take pictures in the outer area for free. You can also visit the inside area, but there is a maintenance fee. Contact Ranong Municipality. Wed - Fri 08.30 - 17.30 except public holidays. #Public park worth visiting #travel #thailand

#TravelRanong 📌 Including 14 check-in points in Ranong city 🚗 3 days 2 nights trip, where to eat, travel, and stay? 🚗 This time, let's explore Ranong city. It is another city with charm and worth visiting. There are many delicious restaurants and famous menus that many people know, such as Salapao Thap Lee. Nuch will take you to eat at the original shop. There are also many natural attractions throughout Ranong city. Come follow Nuch! - Phu Ngao Dao Dueng - Phu Khao Ya - J & T Local Restaurant - Roti Nisara - Sea Swan Cafe - happines space - Rattanarangsan Palace - Ranong Walking Street - Tharin Hot Spring - Khunlin - Raksa Warin Hot Spring - Blu Monkey Hub & Hotel - Good Cafe Ranong - Han Yuk Yuan Salapao Thap Lee, the first shop - Khao Man Kai Thap Lee #RefreshRanong #Ranong is so delicious #Very delicious in the South #Thailand #Travel plan giveaway #Missing nature #Travel #Waiting for the day to travel #Southern team

It is a replica palace made of teak and takian wood. It is very beautiful and has a good atmosphere. The history of this place is a replica palace built to commemorate the stay of 3 kings in Ranong Province: King Rama V, King Rama VI and King Rama VII. The outside area is a public park with statues telling stories about Ranong's mining. You can walk around and take pictures for free. For the inside area, you can contact to visit (there is a fee) by contacting the staff of Ranong Municipality. Tel. 077 811422 on Wednesday - Friday from 08.30 - 17.30, except public holidays. #thailand #southernteam #missnature #secretlocation #missnature

#VisitRanong Rattanarangsan Palace, a classic teak and golden teak building . History This is a palace (replica) built to commemorate the stay in Ranong Province of 3 kings: King Rama V, King Rama VI and King Rama VII Located at the foot of Khao Rattanarangsan, Luwang Road, Khao Niwet Subdistrict, built of teak and golden teak wood to commemorate the stay in Ranong Province of 3 kings when they traveled to the southern provinces: King Rama V (1890), King Rama VI (1909) and King Rama VII (1928) . The outside area is a public park with statues telling stories about Ranong's mining. You can walk around and take pictures for free. . For the inside area, you can contact the staff to visit (there is a fee). Ranong Municipality on Wednesday - Friday 08.30 - 17.30 hrs. except public holidays #TeamSouthern #Ranong #Thailand

📍 Itinerary Overview A peaceful 5-day, 4-night journey to Ranong, Thailand’s underrated gem in the south. From cozy homestays to island sunsets, this trip was filled with slow mornings, lush scenery, and honest local flavors. 🚩 Sightseeing Route Day 1: Flight from Bangkok to Ranong → Check-in at Baan Rai I Arun → Sunset in the garden, home-cooked dinner Day 2: Relaxing morning at the farm → Coffee with mountain views → Transfer to A Day Inn Ranong Hostel in town Day 3: Hopped on a vintage wooden songthaew → Explored Haad Som Paen Reservoir → Quick visit to the scenic Grass Hill (Phu Khao Ya) Day 4: Day trip to Koh Phayam → Rented a scooter to explore beaches → Sunset by the sea Day 5: Back to the mainland → Lunch at Somboon Phochana — the food was amazing! → Flight back to Bangkok 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions • Baan Rai I Arun: More than just a stay — it’s a farm retreat with stunning gardens and healthy cuisine. • Phu Khao Ya (Grass Hill): A unique, bald hill that stands out beautifully against the greenery. • Koh Phayam: An island with quiet beaches, motorbike roads through cashew trees, and magical sunsets. 🚇 Transportation Local songthaew (wooden-style pickup trucks), scooters on Koh Phayam, and Grab/taxis in town. Everything moved at a slower, local pace — which made the journey all the more charming. 📷 Photo Spots • Mornings at Baan Rai I Arun’s garden café • Grass Hill’s rolling curves under a cloudy sky • Koh Phayam sunset with your feet in the sand • Songthaew rides with wood-panel charm 🍜 Local Cuisine • Somboon Phochana: A must-stop for flavorful southern Thai seafood — simple setting, big taste. • Breakfasts at Baan Rai I Arun were organic and freshly made from farm produce. • Café stops in town and on Koh Phayam had a laid-back island charm. 🏠 Accommodation • Baan Rai I Arun: A serene nature stay perfect for unwinding, ideal for those who love green spaces and peaceful vibes. • A Day Inn Ranong: A cute, cozy hostel in the heart of Ranong town — clean, friendly, and perfectly located. 💡 Tips • Bring cash when going to Koh Phayam; card payments can be spotty • Expect basic transport — that’s part of the charm • Travel light if you’re hopping between stays • Mornings are the best time for Grass Hill, before the heat sets in • Don’t skip Baan Rai I Arun’s dinner set — farm-to-table perfection!

#Flying with trip #Traveling to Ranong #Thais travel in Thailand #Traveling in the South #Ranong is a lovely city Tomorrow morning, I will cross over to Koh Phayam. I used to find a place to stay in Ranong city. When I was free, I walked around the city to find something to eat. I saw a sign pointing to the palace, so I tried walking there. When I arrived, the palace was like a big house. I watched a movie about the old government offices. There was no fence around the edge, so I could walk in. But since it was very late, I walked in the garden in front of the palace. Tourists also came to exercise. And standing in line, there was a hall of 9 monks. We are Buddhists, so we had to go in and see. Oh.. did they make statues of monks for us to worship for good luck? Of course, when we came, we didn't forget to worship and ask for blessings. 🥰

When in Ranong, don't miss going for a walk, sightseeing, and taking beautiful photos at Rattanarangsan Palace, Ranong Province. Rattanarangsan Palace (replica) is located at the foot of Rattanarangsan Mountain (near Ranong Provincial Hall) and is another historical tourist attraction in Ranong Province. It is also open for visitors to visit inside. Unfortunately, on the day we went, it was closed for renovation. The exterior is decorated as a shady and cool garden with many beautiful photo spots. Located on Luwang Road, Mueang Ranong, Ranong Opening hours: Wednesday - Sunday 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Admission fee: Adults 50 baht, Children 20 baht #MyTravelDiary #FindingSomethingToTravel #VisitRanong #VisitSecondaryCities #RattanarangsanPalace #dreamdestination #tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี

Rattanarangsan Palace is located in Ranong Province. It is a palace built to commemorate the stay of three kings in Ranong Province: King Rama V, King Rama VI and King Rama VII. It is made of teak and golden ironwood. The garden is beautifully decorated and shady. There is also a Phra Kaew Keji Hall, which enshrines the statues of famous monks in Ranong Province. Unfortunately, on the day we visited, they were renovating the area, so we could not go inside. Open for visits: Wednesday-Sunday, 8:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. (Closed on Monday-Tuesday and public holidays) Admission fee: Thai adults 50 baht, children 20 baht, foreigners 100 baht There are guides to guide the tour according to the schedule. Visitors must dress appropriately. For more information, call 08 9646 5534 #tripfreeaccommodation #traveleveryday #lovetravel #Tiewroeyroey #visitRanong #visitSouth

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Rattanarangsan Palace (replica) is located at the foot of Rattanarangsan Mountain (near Ranong Provincial Hall). It is a palace built to commemorate the stay of three monarchs in Ranong Province: King Chulalongkorn (Rama V), King Vajiravudh (Rama VI), and King Prajadhipok (Rama VII). Rattanarangsan Palace (replica) is located in Khao Niwet Subdistrict. It is a palace made of teak and golden ironwood. Exhibits inside the palace include King Chulalongkorn's bedroom (3rd floor), the Queen's room (2nd floor), which has 6 rooms, an octagonal building, a throne room, and a bridge connecting the residence to the octagonal building. It is one of the 19 palaces in Thailand that was proclaimed by royal decree and one of the 6 palaces built in the provinces during the reign of King Chulalongkorn (Rama V). It is a palace that Built entirely of wood, it is very beautiful and serves as a memorial to the three kings who stayed overnight. It will also be another historical tourist attraction in Ranong Province. Open for viewing on Mondays - Fridays from 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. . Except public holidays

Rattanarangsan Palace There is an entrance fee of 50 baht per person. It is beautiful and cool here, but I think some parts need to be restored. Rattanarangsan Palace (replica) was built to commemorate the stay of 3 kings (Rama V, Rama VI and Rama VII) in Ranong Province. It is located at the foot of Rattanarangsan Mountain. It is made of teak and golden teak wood. It displays the throne room, the bedroom and the queen's room. Inside, you can take pictures in some areas. This is one of the 6 palaces built in the provinces. #TeamSouth