Satun, Thailand, take a boat to watch eagles and mangroves at the border between two countries!

During our trip to Thailand, we chose the less-traveled route in the southern province of Satun. Satun Province is located in the southern part of Thailand, with a smaller area, bordering Malaysia. The province has some picturesque famous islands, with lush forests and scenic views. We went to Tam Malang Pier in Southern Thailand to watch eagles. We took a boat tour to see the eagles in the mangroves. As the boat sailed through the water, there were unique Southeast Asian residences on both sides, many of which were stilt houses erected over the water. The residents rely on boats for transportation, and when you take photos with your camera, they all face you with a smile. The boat ride takes about 20 minutes to reach the mangroves, where dozens of eagles soar in the sky, witnessing the story of eagles with the mangroves and the sea up close. Ps: 1) The tour takes about 2 hours and costs approximately 600 Thai Baht per person, including lunch. 2) The ultraviolet rays are strong, remember to apply sunscreen. 3) Eagles are agile, so be sure to set a fast shutter speed for photography.