Satun is the southernmost city of Thailand on the Andaman Sea, 800 km from Bangkok in a straight line. It lies at the foot of the precipitous Luang mountain range, where the Satun River flows into the sea, in an exotic, almost deserted landscape of dark green rainforest and steeply rising mountains. Fabulous beaches stretch along the sea with crystal-clear water and many coral islands nearby. The border town, cut off from the world, has an old-fashioned charm. The population is fed by fishing, as well as trade with Malaysia. The quiet life of the town is enlivened by two fishing harbors. 22 km north of the city, near the highway number 406, among the idyllic landscapes is the Dusan reservoir, surrounded by high cliffs and a beautiful park.#trip