Archive for February 5th, 2010

Bo Rai

Bo Rai used to be the source of Siam ruby or red ruby. Today a few gem markets can be seen. The markets are open in the early morning until 10 a.m.

Bo Rai Gems Market

Namtok Salatdai

Namtok Salatdai is situated 7km from Km. 25 of Highway No. 3157 (Saen Tung-Bo Rai). The area rich with natural environment is proper for taking a real rest.

Namtok Khlong Kaeo National Park

Namtok Khlong Kaeo National Park has an area of approximately 65,525 rai (104,840 square kilometres).

Rapids at Namtok Khlong Kaeo National Park

Interesting places to visit are as follows: Namtok Khlong Kaeo, a 7-leveled waterfall where visitors can see the beautiful sight of Bo Rai, especially on the 4th level. Most travellers visit only the 4 lower tiers of the waterfalls because it takes almost all day to climb up to every level. Besides, visitors should also visit Namtok Salat Dai, Namtok Khlong Chai and Pha Lan Hin.
Accommodation: No shelter is available at the park, but tourists can bring their own tents. For more information, please contact the Namtok Khlong Kaeo National Park, Mu 2, Tambon Bo Phloi, Amphoe Bo Rai, Trat 23140.

How to get there: from Bangkok, take Sukhumvit Road, Highway 3, to Saen Tung Market, Amphoe Khao Saming. Turn left and go along Highway 3157, on the route Saen Tung – Bo Rai for about 33 km. Turn left and pass the Border Patrol Police Company 116 for another 8 km. to get to Namtok Khlong Kaeo.

Laem Ngop

Laem Ngop lies 17km from the inner city of Trat along Highway No. 3184. Tourist can get ferry service to many islands such as Ko Chang, Ko Mak, Ko Kham, Ko Wai and Ko Kut.

A view of Laem Ngop Pier

Souvenirs shops and restaurants are available near Laem Ngop Pier.

Ban Nam Chiao is about 8km from town on the Trat-Laem Ngop route. It is noted for Ngop Nam Chiao, a native hat to ward off the sun. The hat is woven with local palm leafs from plants grown in mangrove area. It is still widely used today as it is light and comfortable. In addition to the traditional shape, it has been adapted into other more fashionable shapes as souvenir.

Ko Chang Naval Battle Memorial

Ko Chang Naval Battle Memorial at Laem Ngop, commemorates the Franco-Thai naval engagement on January 17-21, 1941. There are also the Statue of Prince Chumphon, father of the Thai navy, and a warship-shaped museum displaying old equipment and armament of the fleet with exhibits on the Ko Chang naval battle.

Ko Pui

Ko Pui an islet not too far from the shore that makes an ideal attraction for relaxation in shady surroundings. It is conveniently accessible in all seasons and home to coconut groves, herbs and Dinso Phong (white clay body-powder) mentioned at the time of King Rama V’s visit to Trat. Beaches on Ko Pui are slimy sands not suitable for swimming but ideal for relaxation in a serene atmosphere.

How to get there: Charter a boat from Laem Ngop or drive to board a boat at Laem Uan by taking the Trat–Laem Ngop route for 15 km., turn right at the PTT gas station into a laterite road for some 5 km. and turn right at the direction sign for 500 metres to Laem Uan. A car park service and rental boat to Ko Pui which is 10 minutes away is available. A return trip by a chartered boat between Laem Uan – Ko Pui costs Bt 400– 500.

Ao Tan Khu

Ao Tan Khu is a bay with fine sandy beach popular with local people during holidays. It is 12km from Laem Ngop or 4km off Highway No. 3156 (Laem Ngop-Ban Saen Tung). Bungalows and restaurants are available.

A Beach of Ao Tan Khu

Ko Chang

Map of Ko Chang Island

Mu Ko Chang

Mu Ko Chang located in the middle of the sea and, thus, having an averagely pleasant climate ideal for vacation. Ko Chang is influenced by monsoons from both the northeast and southwest winds, which bar boat access to the island during May–October. November–May is the most convenient period to travel to Ko Chang and its surrounding islands

Mu Ko Chang National Park

Mu Ko Chang National Park , with an area of 650 square kilometres, covers more than 52 islands from the territory of Amphoe Laem Ngop, Amphoe Mueang to Amphoe Khlong Yai.

Mu Ko Chang National Park

The most famous is Ko Chang. In addition, there are other islands with remaining wonderful nature such as Ko Khlum, Ko Lao Ya Nai, Ko Ngam, Ko Mai Si Yai, Ko Wai, Ko Rang, etc. The park office is in the east of Ko Chang, near Khlong Than Mayom, with a large harbour in its front. There are also 3 National Park Protection Units at Ao Khlong Son, Namtok Khlong Phlu’s entrance and Ban Salak Phet, all of which are on Ko Chang.

Ko Chang

Ko Chang previously an unsettled island, is now important as a harbour for ships to escape from the monsoon, and dietary or fresh water resources, especially at Ao Salak Phet or Ao Salat which is well known to pirates, Hai Lam Chinese and Vietnamese. At present, there are 8 villages on the island.

Ko Chang Beach

Ko Chang is the second largest island of the country after Phuket, with an area of approximately 429 square kilometres. The topography contains high mountains and complex stone cliffs. The highest mount is Khao Salak Phet which is 744 metres high, rich in fertile evergreen forest which is the main water source. Therefore, there are many waterfalls, beaches and splendid reefs in the west of the island.

Places of Interest in Ko Chang

Ko Chang Naval Battle Site located in the southern part of Ko Chang. The Trat waters near Ao Salak Phet and Ao Salak Khok also added another page in the Thai history of fighting for the country’s sovereignty. On 17 January 1941, the Royal Thai Navy managed to evict the invaders although we lost a certain number of squadrons and soldiers. 17 January has become a memorial day for the heroic fighting, of which a service is held annually at Ko Chang Naval Battle Memorial in Amphoe Laem Ngop.

Ko Ngam was the first point of confrontation in the Franco–Siamese War in which the French army sent aircraft on a reconnaissance and bombing of the island, whereas Ko Wai is the point where French patrol aircraft crashed after being fired by HTMS Songkhla and HTMS Chon Buri.
A squadron of 7 French warships led by the Lamotte Piquet Cruiser, 2 sloops and 4 gunboats invaded in 3 divisions. The Lamotte Piquet alone made Division 1 blocking the south of Ko Wai and Ko Bai Tang. Division 2 comprising 1 sloop and 1 gunboat blocked the channel between Ko Khlum and Ko Wai whereas Division 3 comprising 1 sloop and 3 gunboats blocked the channel between Ko Khlum and Laem Bang Bao.

Ko Mai Si is a small private island located not far from Ko Kut where there is beautiful nature, sandy beaches and clear water –home to diversified marine life and ideal for diving.

Ko Mai Si

Various plant species grow wild on the island, which used to be a confrontation site between the Lamotte Piquet and HTMS Thon Buri that was in commission at Ko Lim. In assisting HTMS Songkhla and HTMS Chon Buri which were heavily fired and eventually sank near Ao Salak Phet and Ao Salak Khok, the HTMS Thon Buri was also hardly attacked, ran aground and sank near Laem Ngop.

Semi-homestay accommodation is available for a group visit of 15–30 persons. A 3-day/2-night package sells at Bt 4,500-5,000, 2-day/1-night at Bt 4,000-4,500. For more details, please contact Tel. 0 2750 6873, 0 9980 5757.

Ao Khlong Son is a bay in the northernmost west of the island where Ban Khlong Son Community is located, with a beautiful coral reef. Accommodation is available.

Namtok Khlong Nonsi is a small waterfall to the northeast of the island accessible by a 3-km. pathway from Ban Dan Mai or about 4 km. from the national park’s headquarters.

Namtok Than Mayom is a medium 4-tiered waterfall located some 500 metres through a garden behind the national park’s headquarters, with the 3rd tier being the most beautiful. King Rama V, King Rama VII and Queen Rambhai Barni used to visit this waterfall as evident from the royal initials on the rock.

Namtok Khlong Phlu_waterfall

Namtok Khlong Phlu is a large and most breathtaking waterfall on Ko Chang with water cascading down 3 tiers of the cliff to a basin, with an entrance located 3 km. from Ao Khlong Phrao plus another 20-minute walk.

Hat Sai Yao located near Ao Salak Phet to the south of the island with a long stretch of sandy beach where swimming is available. Trekking to the naval battle site, as well as a trip to admire nearby islands such as Ko Lao Ya, Ao Salak Phet, Ko Wai, etc. is provided. Accommodation is available.

Monkey Training Centre located at Mu 4 Hat Sai Khao, Tambon Ko Chang, the centre provides training as well as shows of monkey’s abilities, especially in collecting coconuts. There are 3 shows daily at 10.00 a.m., 02.00 p.m. and 04.00 p.m. Admission is Bt 200. For more details, please call Tel. 0 1982 8661, 0 6531 3398.

Ban Salak Phet is a large and the oldest community on Ko Chang located in the southern part. The villagers’ main occupation is coastal fishery in an advantageous area sheltered from winds and storms by islands and mountains. There is an old temple in front of the village known as Wat Salak Phet built in the reign of King Rama V on his royal visit to the island. Ao Salak Phet is the largest bay on the island.

Namtok Khiri Phet is a single-storeyed waterfall located 3 km. from Ban Salak Phet Community through a rubber plantation.

Namtok Khlong Nueng is a small waterfall near Namtok Khiri Phet – Ban Rong Than, located some 2 km. deeper inside the island from the Salak Phet Community with another 480-metre walk. The waterfall cascades down from a narrow gorge for 120 metres. Swimming is available.

Bang Bao Fishery Village is a village of houses on stilts built into the sea with bridges connecting them together. Most of the villagers are descendants of the Salak Phet villagers, living a simple way of life and earning their living from coastal fishery, with abundant soft cuttlefish and corals.

Bang Bao Fishing Village

There is a pier, fish dock, and manufacturing of shrimp paste, fish sauce, dried shrimp and salted fish. The area is an ideal berthing area for fishing boats, with mountains and islands providing a good shelter from wind and storms in the monsoon season.

Ban Rong Than a small community located near Salak Phet in the southern part of the island. It is a scenic viewpoint where the mist-covered peak of Khao Salak Phet in the north and Ko Maphrao Nai and mountains near Laem Yai in the east are visible. A panoramic view of the whole area of Ao Salak Phet is also available from Samnak Song Atulaphon Banphot on the hill.

Ao Bai Lan located next to Hat Kai Bae and accessible by a pathway across the mountain which takes about 1 hour, with a scenic view of mountains along the way. Ao Bai Lan has a long stretch of serene beach ideal for swimming and relaxing.

Hat Kai Bae a sloping and long stretch of beach connecting with Hat Khlong Phrao where swimming is available.

Hat Kai Bae Beach

There are several bungalows for rent at economy prices, some with mountain bikes available.

Hat Khlong Phrao- Laem Chaiyachet a long stretch of sloping beach connecting with Hat Kai Bae where swimming is available. There are several bungalows for rent with standard rooms and necessary facilities.

Beach of Hat Khlong Phrao

The northernmost end of Ao Khlong Phrao connects with Laem Chaiyachet with a scenic rocky cape but swimming is not available.

Accommodation, the national park offers accommodation as follows: Khlong Son Office–9 rooms for 2–6 persons at Bt 800–2,500. For more information, Tel. 0 3955 5086 or contact National Park, Wildlife and Plant Conservation Department, Bangkok, Tel. 0 2562 0760-2.
Transportation on the island: from the pier, there is a Song Thaeo minibus to Hat Sai Khao, Hat Khlong Phrao, Hat Kai Bae at Bt 30. A chartered fare has to be agreed for a journey to other beaches.

Ko Chang Noi and Laem Chang Noi is located in the north of Ko Chang and housing coral reefs between Laem Chang Noi and Ko Chang Noi.

Corals at Ko Chang Noi

Ko Man Nok–Ko Man Nai is a small island opposite Hat Kai Bae with surrounding beaches at low tides and golden seaweeds in the nearby shallows.

Ko Man Nok Beach

Ko Khlum is an island ideal for fishing with a peculiar scenery of rocky areas.

Ko Lao Ya is a group of islands located to the south of Ko Chang comprising Ko Lao Ya Nai, Ko Lao Ya Klang and Ko Lao Ya Nok, approximately 2–3 hours from Laem Ngop. There are long beaches, clear sea water and beautiful corals, with accommodation available.

Ko Wai is located to the south of Ko Chang near Ko Lao Ya, approximately 2.30 hours from Laem Ngop. It has scenic beaches, as well as large and complete coral reefs ideal for fishing.

Ko Wai Beach

The bay to the north of the island houses coral reefs in a perfect condition whereas the western area of Ao Yai provides home to mostly hard corals and scaly giant clams. Accommodation is available.

How to get there: there are boats leaving Laem Ngop Pier or Memorial Pier to Ko Wai at 03.00 and 05.00 p.m., and on the return trip leaving Ko Wai Pakarang Pier at 8.00 a.m. The journey takes some 3 hours and the fare is Bt 250 each. For more information, Ko Wai Pakarang Resort Tel. 08 1945 4383, 08 1983 2098.

Ko Phrao Nok or Ko Sai Khao located to the south facing Ao Salak Phet, approximately 2 hours from Laem Ngop Pier.

Cool Ko Sai Khao

The island has white sandy beaches and shady coconut grove. Accommodation is available.

Ko Ngam a twin island connected by a large sand bar located to the southeast of Ko Chang, with an inlet surrounded by the hilly topography where the sea is calm and scenic.To get there: a journey from Laem Ngop takes about 2 hours. Accommodation is available.

Ko Kut

Ko Kut Beach

Ko Kut is Thailand’s easternmost island in Trat waters, the province’s second largest island next to Ko Chang and the country’s fourth largest island. Located 80 km. from Trat, it covers a total area of 105 sq. km. or approximately 65,625 rai, measuring 25 km. long and 12 km. wide. The topography is generally still in its natural condition, with mountains and ridges forming the headwater of many streams from which originate various waterfalls. The most renowned waterfall on Ko Kut is Namtok Wang Chao, a 3-tiered waterfall with water all year round running in a stream from the upper tier and cascading down in a large fall into the lower tier ideal for swimming. King Rama VI visited this waterfall in 1911 and named it ‘Namtok Anam Kok’ in memory of Ong Chiang Sue, an Annamese king who took refuge in the area in the reign of King Rama I.
On the western part of the island, the attractions range from Ao Ta Tin, Hat Khlong Yai Ki, Laem Hin Dam, Hat Khlong Chao, Hat Ngam Kho, Laem Bang Bao, Hat Ao Phrao, as far as Laem Thian.

Sunset at Laem Bang Bao

Laem Hin Dam

Rocky Beach of Liam Thian

Interesting attractions on the eastern part include Ao Sapparot, Laem Sala, Ao Yai Koet, Ao Khlong Hin, Ao Chak which are all sandy beaches with crystal clear water and serene atmosphere amid a shady coconut grove. The island as well as the nearby Ko Raet and Ko Mai are also home to an intact mangrove forest, beautiful coral reefs and schools of colourful fish.
The native people of Ko Kut are mostly Thai and Khmer immigrants from Ko Kong since the time of French occupation of Patchantakhirikhet in 1904. Ban Khlong Mat is the oldest village on the island whose residents continue to earn their living from agriculture such as rubber plantation, coconut groves and some fruit orchards, as well as coastal fishery. Accommodation is available.

How to get there: there is no regular passenger ferry to Ko Kut but a private-operated boat by Ko Kut Seatrans Co., Ltd. is available. Tel. 0 3959 7646, 08 1444 9259. The fare for a round-trip is Bt 900 each. The journey takes approximately 2½ hours and is available from Laem Ngop Pier (the Lighthouse Pier) on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 09.00 a.m. and arriving in Ko Kut at 11.30 a.m. On the return trip, the boat leaves Ko Kut on Fridays at 12.30 p.m. and Sundays at 11.00 a.m.

Ko Mak is a large island located in between Ko Chang and Ko Kut, approximately 38 km. from the mainland. It covers a total area of approximately 9,000 rai with the shape of a 4-pointed star. The topography is mostly coastal plain with a thicket of coconut groves and rubber plantations. Scenic bays and sandy beaches embracing crystal clear water are all around the island such as Ao Ta Nit, Ao Prong, Ao Phat and Ao Daeng. Around the shore and the nearby islands, there are beautiful coral reefs. October – May is the ideal period for Visiting. Accommodation is available on the island.

How to get there: a passenger ferry to Ko Mak leaves the Prince of Chumphon Pier at 03.00 p.m. to arrive at Ao Nit Pier at 07.00 p.m. On the return trip, the boat leaves Ao Nit at 08.00 a.m. and arrives at Laem Ngop Pier at 11.30 a.m. The fare is Bt 300 each. For more information, Tel. 0 3953 8122, 08 9605 7807. A ferry operated by Ko Kut Seatrans Co., Ltd. leaves Laem Ngop Pier (the Lighthouse Pier) to Ko Mak at 09.00 a.m. and arrives at Ao Nit at 10.30 a.m. On the return trip, the boat from Ko Kut takes 1 hour to arrive at Ao Nit and leaves for Laem Ngop Pier. The fare is Bt 550 each. For further details, please call Tel. 0 3959 7646, 08 1444 9259. An air-conditioned passenger boat operated by Ko Mak Express Co., Ltd. leaves the Prince of Chumphon Pier on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays at 09.00 a.m. and arrives in Ko Mak at 10.30 a.m. (berthing at Ko Mak Resort). On the return trip, the boat leaves at 1.30 p.m. and arrives at the Prince of Chumphon Pier at 03.00 p.m. The fare is Bt 400 each.

For further information, please call Tel. 0 3959 7296, 08 4166 2419.

Ko Kradat is located to the northeast of Ko Mak and covering a total area of approximately 1,200 rai. It has a flat paper-like topography with Alocasia plants–‘Kradat’ in Thai–growing wild in abundance. Ko Kradat is Thailand’s single island with a land title deed issued since the reign of King Rama V when countries in Southeast Asia were being colonised and there were attempts to occupy some areas in Thai territory including Ko Kradat.

White Sands Ko Kradat

The island has a long and white sandy beach with beautiful coral reefs. Ko Kradat has been designated among the Unseen Thailand attractions. October–May is an appropriate period for Visiting. Accommodation is available.

How to get there: There is no regular passenger boat to Ko Kradat. Visitors will have to purchase a package tour offered by Ko Kradat Resort. For more information, Tel. 08 1432 8027, 08 1823 5471, 08 9099 7917. It is approximately 2–3 hours from Laem Ngop.

Ko Kham is a small island near Ko Mak located approximately 3 hours from Laem Ngop. What attract visitors to Ko Kham are its scenic natural surroundings, shady and serene atmosphere, sandy beach and crystal clear water.

Ko Kham Beach

There are corals on the east of the island which is ideal for diving. Accommodation is available.

How to get there: there is a regular boat from Laem Ngop Pier to Ko Kham leaving at 03.00 p.m. and arriving in Ko Kham at 06.00 p.m. On the return trip, the boat leaves Ko Kham at 8.00 a.m. and arrives at Laem Ngop Pier at 11.00 a.m. The fare is Bt 300 each. For further information, Tel. 08 1303 1229, 08 1916 6536.

Mu Ko Rayang is a group of islands comprising Ko Rayang Nai and Ko Rayang Nok. Ko Rayang Nok is peaceful with white sandy beaches and crystal clear water. Accommodation is available on Ko Rayang Nok.

Mu Ko Kra is a group of islets to the west of Ko Mak, a swallow bird’s nest concession area and a diving spot with beautiful corals.

Mu Ko Rang is a group of islets located approximately 6 km. to the west of Ko Mak. There is not sufficient plains area for human habitation on Ko Rang, which is surrounded by islands of various sizes such as Ko Rang Yai, Ko Rang Lek, Ko Kra, Ko Thian, Ko Thong Luang, Ko Yak, Ko Sam Phi Nong, Ko Mapring, Ko Tun, Ko Kampan, etc. Diving to admire the beautiful corals among schools of fish is available.

How to get there: There is no regular boat to Mu Ko Rang and Mu Ko Kra. Visitors will have to charter a boat from Laem Ngop at Bt 5,000–8,000/day depending on the size of the boat.

Getting to the Islands

There are piers in Laem Ngop where boats are available to travel to Ko Chang and various islands, as follows:

In Laem Ngop Pier, passenger boats adapted from fishing boats travel to Ban Dan Kao of Ko Chang. The fare is Bt 50 and the trip takes about 45 minutes. The boat leaves every hour from 08.00 a.m.–05.00 p.m. A return trip from Ko Chang is available during 07.00 a.m.–04.00 p.m. A boat trip to Ko Mak leaves the Laem Ngop Pier at 03.00 p.m. and arrives in Ao Nit around 06.00 p.m. On the return trip, the boat leaves Ao Nit at 08.00 a.m. and arrives in Laem Ngop at 11.30 a.m. The fare is Bt 300. A boat trip to Ko Wai leaves at 03.00 p.m. and arrives at 05.30 p.m. The fare is Bt 250. For more information, please call Tel. 0 3953 8122.

There are also reservation agents from various resorts near the pier. Tourists may charter a boat (adapted from small fishing boats to accommodate about 10 passengers) to Ko Chang or other islands at approximately Bt 2,000–3,500 per day or contact Saeng Chan Restaurant at 99/3 Mu 1 Laem Ngop Beach, Amphoe Laem Ngop, Trat Province, Tel. 0 3959 7198, 0 3959 7299.

In Ko Chang International Co. Ltd. Pier, a ferry to Ko Chang leaves Ao Thammachat during 07.00 a.m.–07.00 p.m. On the return trip, it leaves Ao Sapparot every half an hour during 08.00 a.m.–07.00 p.m., taking about 45 minutes. The return fare is Bt 150 for tourist and Bt 150 for car with driver. For more information, please call Tel. 0 3952 8288–9, 0 3959 7143.

A van to Pattaya at Bt 400, Ko Samet Pier at Bt 250 and Khao San Road at Bt 220 is available at the pier.

At Centrepoint Pier, a ferry to Ko Chang leaves to Laem Ngop during 06.00 a.m.–06.00 p.m. On the return trip, it leaves Dan Kao Cabana Pier during 06.00 a.m.–07.00 p.m.

Centrepoint Pier

The return fare for tourists and drivers is Bt 140 each and free of charge for 4-wheeled vehicles. The journey takes 45 minutes. Please call Tel. 0 3953 8196 for further details.

A boat for rent is also available daily at several fishery piers in Amphoe Khlong Yai to nearby islands such as Ko Kut, Ko Kradat and Ko Mak.

Events and festivals

The Ko Chang Naval Battle Day is organised in late January at the Ko Chang Naval Battle Monument (Anuson Yutthanawi) at Laem Ngop. The event is to commemorate the bravery of the Royal Thai Navy’s action against the French on January 17-21, 1941. Merit-making and tribute rites are performed and there is exhibition by the Royal Thai Navy.

Trat Independence Day, on March 23-27, marks the day the province returned to Thai sovereignty after the French occupation. The celebrations are held at the provincial town hall.

Trat Fruit Fair, opens usually in late May or early June, features exhibitions and gricultural produce. Trat has the ideal condition for the propagation of almost all of tropical fruits. Among its famous fruits are durian, rambutan, mangosteen, salak and pineapple. Activities include merit making, historical and agricultural exhibition, fruits contest and various entertainments.

Activities

Diving

Eco-Divers Ko Chang: Banpu Hotel, Hat Sai Khao, (Tel: 08 1863 7314, 08 1935 6953)

Ko Chang Resort: 184 Mu 1, Bang Kradan Road, (Tel: 0 3953 8055, 0 3953 8059 Fax: 0 3953 8059)

Ko Mak Resort: 1 Mu 2, Tambon Ko Mak, (Tel: 0 3959 7296, 08 1239 0679, 08 1862 9385 Fax: 0 3959 7269)

Krop Krueang Rueang: Thiao 101/56 Mu 1, Tambon Laem Ngop, Amphoe Laem Ngop, (Tel: 0 3959 7172)

Sea View Resort: 98/1 Mu 1, Tambon Laem Ngop, Amphoe Laem Ngop, (Tel: 0 3959 7143)

Important Phone Numbers

Trat Provincial Office Tel: 0 3951 1282
Bus Terminal Tel: 0 3951 1986
Police Station, Amphoe Mueang Tel: 0 3951 1239
Police Station, Amphoe Khlong Yai Tel: 0 3958 1115
Police Station, Amphoe Laem Ngop Tel: 0 3959 7033
Police Station, Ko Chang Tel: 0 3958 6191, 0 3958 6250
Tourist Police Tel: 1155, 0 3865 1669
Highway Police Tel: 1193, 0 3861 1203
Trat Hospital Tel: 0 3951 1040-1
Khlong Yai Hospital Tel: 0 3958 1044
Laem Ngop Hospital Tel: 0 3959 7040
Bangkok-Trat Hospital Tel: 03953 2735
Ko Chang Hospital Tel: 0 3958 6130
Ko Chang International Clinic Tel: 0 3955 1151-2
Laem Ngop Immigration Checkpoint Tel: 0 3959 7261
Khlong Yai Immigration Checkpoint Tel: 0 3958 8108
Ban Hat Lek Immigration Checkpoint Tel: 0 3958 8084
Meteorological Trat Station Tel: 0 3958 1276