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Must-sees & Must-Dos in Ranong?
What to do and see in Ranong
The most surprising visit to do in Ranong is probably the visit of Raksawarin hot spring. The water flows naturally at 65 °C. Ponds with 40°C water are available for free for those who wants to enjoy the benefits of this water. Otherwise, in the city,there is a royal residence: Rattarungsun Throne. Wat Suwankhiri has not great interest but you may enjoy to have look. Otherwise, in Ranong province, you have many waterfalls, some of which accessible via local buses. And there is even a canyon in Ranong but we did not go there so we are unable to say if it worths a visit.I also listed at the end of the page some good tours, excursions and activities that you can do in Ranong or from Ranong. Click here to see them.
Must-visit places in Ranong
Raksa Warin Hot Springs
บ่อน้ำร้อนรักษะวารินOther nice places to visit in Ranong
Rattana Rangsarn Throne Hall
,teakwood building that housed the throne hall of the royal palace once built for King Rama V at the top of the hill which was dismantled and replaced by Ranong city hall. There are 3 rooms decorated with period furniture.
Wat Suwan Khiri
pretty and quiet little temple with a Burmese-style chedi and a nice statue of Buddha standing in its main hall which is unfortunately often closedTours in Ranong and around
Relax in Nature and Cook the Southern Way with My Mom in Ranong
Offered in English
Welcome to Ranong. We're your family here, so let's relax in nature and have fun together. We'll take you to the best hot spring in town, swim at a very beautiful waterfall, and then to our home, where you'll get to cook with mom.
Hot Springs, Seafood and fish farm in Ranong
Offered in EnglishSee behind the scene of renowned food: Seafood before it was served. This trip will take you to various fish farms from Ornamental fishes to deep sea fishes, balmy beaches, hot springs and seafood, of course.
Places to see elsewhere in Thailand
Phanom Rung
Khmer temple built on top of an extinct volcano . You access to it by a long paved walkway and a beautiful staircase. Very unique! With the temple of Phimai, these are the two finest Khmer temples...
Wat Plai Laem
this Buddhist and Chinese temple is especially remarkable for its large statue of the goddess Guanyin and its 18 arms. Located near the Big Buddha, it may be interesting to add to the big Buddha...
Nang Talung, Shadow Puppets Theater
This traditional shadow theater seemed to appear in Thailand in Phatthalung province. You will find several <em>Nag Talung masters</em> who practice it and make the figurines. As for me, it's with...
Khao Sam Roi Yod National Park
located at the edge of the sea with numerous caves including the very photogenic Phraya Nakhon Cave with its little royal pavilion lighted by a ray of sun comming from the opening at the top. The...
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