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Koh Kood
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Central Thailand
385 km from Bangkok
Province of Trat
Population : -
Thai prononciation : Go kut
Central Thailand
385 km from Bangkok
Province of Trat
Population : -
Thai prononciation : Go kut
Budget
Recomm. stay
2 jours minimum
Visits
General Information about Koh Kood
Close to the large island of Koh Chang in Trat Province, Koh Kood is still preserved from mass tourism. Here, you will find yourself in a almost untouched nature, with a few resorts and some shops and restaurants. There's no jet ski or other water sports, no elephant rides on Koh Kood. But you can go diving or snorkeling. There are some diving agencies on the island.For sightseeing, Koh Kood has two waterfalls, two large banyan trees nestled in the deep forest and a huge structure with Buddha with viewpoint tower and plenty of undisturbed beaches to discover.
Practical information about Koh Kood
There are now 2 ATM's on the island.How to ask in Thai to go to Koh Kood ?
I want to go to Koh Kood / Yak paï ti Go kut.Where is Koh Kood ? / Go kut you ti naï ?
Weather & climate in Koh Kood
Koh Kood has a tropical monsoon climate with little variation in temperature throughout the year. Precipitation, on the other hand, varies considerably from season to season. Initially infrequent during the short dry season (December to January), they become rapidly torrential during the monsoon (from May to the end of October). February, March and November are months of transition during which, depending on the year, it can rain more or less.The best time to come to Koh Kood is from December to March, with the driest months being December, January and February. From May to the end of October, it is better to choose another destination.
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