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What places to visit in Ban Krut?
What to do and see in Ban Krut
The highlight of visiting Ban Krut, which also attracts many thai tourists, is the Wat Tang Sai temple, perched on a hill at the end of the beach and the large golden Buddha a little below. Its typical small market near the train station is also a place where it is nice to stroll and buy some food before taking the train.
Must-visit places in Ban Krut
Wat Tang Sai
วัดทางสายOther visits suggestions in Ban Krut
- The fishermen village
At the foot of the mountain Khao Thang Sai ( behind the Ruen Talay Resort )
- The Old Boat
The legend of this boat dated Rama IV reign
- Wat Tham Khiri Won
Cave temple with Buddha images
- Waterfalls and scenery
of Ban Krut. Water falls are reachable from Petchkasem Road ( Nam Tok Kha Oon 2km, Nam Tok Huay Tang 9 km )
Places to see elsewhere in Thailand
Rafflesia, the largest flower in the world
It is the largest flower in the world. It is very rare and endangered. It can be seen in Thailand, in Khao Sok National Park, over a period from December to the end of March. There aren't any open...
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Sunday Walking Street
This big night market, set up in a street in the center of Chiang Rai becoming pedestrian for the occasion, is one of the things I love the most about Thailand. It is a funny and friendly place for...
Yasothon Old City (Ban Sing Tha)
Ban Sing Tha is one of the prettiest quarters with ancient houses inThailand. There you will see beautiful painted wooden houses dating back to a century and a Chinese temple. Walking through the...
Wat Nong Wang
It is the emblematic temple of Khon Kaen. Coming here without seeing it, it is not coming in Khon Kaen! Just across the lake, it is a building with 9 floors, all with a balcony that offers such...
All COVID-19 restrictions for coming to Thailand lifted from October 1 !
We have been waiting for it for months, hoping it will happen on July 1, but it will finally be October 1, 2022, when Thailand will lift the last COVID restrictions to enter the country. From this date, it will no longer be necessary to show...
