Your Travel Guide to Thailand
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There are no monuments to visit on Koh Jum. Here, the beaches and nature are the main attractions. Well, almost. There is the climb up Mount Koh Pu for a panoramic view of the island. And there's an island tour by tuk-tuk that lasts around 3 hours (last price found: 400 THB per person), but in my opinion, it's only worthwhile if you can't rent a scooter or want a quick tour to get acquainted with the island.
The most interesting beaches, which are also where most of the resorts are located, are on the west coast.
Great for watching beautiful sunsets.My favorite beaches in Koh Jum (subjective):
Several excursions can be organized from Koh Jum, especially to visit Koh Phi Phi and Railay.
Its proximity to Koh Phi Phi makes it an ideal starting point for an early bird tour, departing very early to discover the famous Maya Bay beach with very few people, without having to stay on Koh Phi Phi. Kayaking through the mangroves of Koh Jum is also a great option.It is the elephant sanctuary of reference in Thailand. There, you are sure to live a beautiful and respectful encounter with elephants. Because even if things slowly change (thanks to the work of...
More than the foundation itself, whose work to revive and preserve the know-how and traditions of Amphawa local life is admirable, it is the land that it owns with a coconut grove that is an...
On the top of an hill populated by monkeys, this historical park and its white chedi are the emblem of the city of Phetchaburi
This ancestral dessert market, held once a week, is well worth the trip to discover flavors and unique know-how passed down through generations. It's also very popular with Thais, some of whom come...
Bangkok is very often your first port of call—or rather, airport of arrival—in Thailand. It is a highly eclectic city packed with unforgettable activities. I have curated a selection of what I consider to be the 10 best things to do in...