SAMET NANGSHE VIEWPOINT & SUWANNAKHUHA TEMPLE + BAMBOO RAFTING

Overview

🏞 Bamboo rafting

• Is a very good natural relaxation in Phang Nga province. The water is clear and clean, the atmosphere is shady. There is a water play area for children and adults. Suitable for coming to cool off with family and friends. Provide friendly service And take good care of it.
• Distance approximately 5 kilometers  Sit comfortably, take beautiful photos, not dangerous because the water is not deep, go rafting, chill, admire the view, see the natural canal. Along the way, there are bamboo forests, trees, and sometimes snakes  for us to see. A little excited

🏁 Samet Nangshe Viewpoint

• Situated at Ban Samet Nangshe, Khlong Khian Subdistrict, this 800-metre-high viewpoint offers beautiful panoramas of the surrounding scenery and the vast expanse of the Phang-Nga Bay with its still, turquoise waters, and backdrop of striking, craggy limestone peaks towering over vivid green mangrove forests. At dawn, as the sun’s first rays begin to illuminate the coastal vista, visitors can see the fisherman contentedly starting their daily routines and this remarkable and inspiring scene often stays embedded in the memory of tourists long after they leave. By dusk, the sky is filled with glittering stars and tourists love nothing more than to camp out here and bask in the moonlight scenes or stay in one of the local lodge accommodations and take photos of the celestial bodies above the bay. 

🏟 Suwannakhuha Temple

• This temple is located in Mu 2, Tambon Krasom. Take Highway No. 4, (Phang-nga-Ban Khok Kloi route) for 7 kilometres and upon reaching the kilometre 31 marker at Amphoe Takua Thung, there is an asphalt road going to the right to the temple, one kilometre away. The locals call this temple Wat Tham. This is an interesting temple of all in Phang-nga since it is of historical and archaeological importance.