Things to do in Phang Nga Town

did a kayaking trip today, well worth it, highly recommend. was part of a speedboat tour, but this was the best bit for sure. mangroves, rock formations, caves and walking fish.

Interesting temple that is housed within a natural cave. The tickets are reasonably priced and you can purchase food at the street stalls outside to feed the monkeys.The place might not be too accessible for the elderly and kids. Monkeys are relatively aggressive so hold your belongings close

📍Beyond Skywalk Nangshi จุดชมวิวพื้นกระจกสูงและยาวที่สุดในเมืองไทย จ่ายหลักร้อยวิวหลักล้านของ “เสม็ดนางชี”

Elephants have long been a national animal of Thailand. They have good memories and are intelligent... Next, we went to ride an elephant and see nature at Sai Rung Elephant Camp, Khao Lak, near The Haven Hotel.

The staff here speak Chinese, making communication very convenient. They are very friendly and fun. There's a photographer who will take pictures for you. The elephants and baby elephants are also very well-behaved and cute. Although it's quite hot outdoors in Thailand, this camp has a Starbucks that's very cool inside, and you can even paint there.

One of the Unseen Thailands of Thailand, Phung Chang Cave, Phang Nga Province is another impressive tourist attraction with stalactites and stalagmites of unusual shapes that are very beautiful at Phu Khao Chang or Phung Chang Cave, a natural tourist attraction created from nature. Phung Chang Cave is in Phang Nga Municipality behind the provincial hall. Inside the cave there are stalactites and stalagmites and a stream flowing all year round.