To see in Khao Sok

What to see in Khao Sok

In Khao Sok, you can stroll in the terrestrial part of the national park, see watefall, rivers, animals but the experience that you must not miss is the discovery of Chiew Lan Lake and spending the night in one of the bungalows of Khao Sok Lake floating hotels. You can aslo go trekking in the jungle with a guide and even go for a survival trekking with a night in the forest.

Must-visits in Khao Sok

Khao Sok National Park

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My opinion :

It is certainly one of the most beautiful national parks in Thailand ! The highlight of Khao Sok is Chiew Lan Lake that many compare to Halong Bay. Some even dare to say that it is more beautiful. Spending the night in a floating hotels on the lake is an experience I recommend. Otherwise, you have interesting treks to discover waterfalls and caves.

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Koh Samui Summit

On the highest point of Koh Samui when the weather is good you have a magnificent view over the island. At the top, there is a temple, Wat Theepangkorn with a large standing Buddha image on a...

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Wat Thung Si Muang

This temple is mainly famous for its wooden library on stilts.

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Watch dugongs

These marine mammals are a protected species. They are a bit like the emblem of Koh Libong. The island is known for being a place where you can easily see them.

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Wat Phra That Lampang Luang

emblematic temple of Lampang province, it is truly the place to visit here but it is about twenty kilometers away from Lampang City.

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