Things to do in Thai Mueang

did a kayaking trip today, well worth it, highly recommend. was part of a speedboat tour, but this was the best bit for sure. mangroves, rock formations, caves and walking fish.

Another day of letting go and connecting with nature. A relaxing bamboo raft ride amidst the clear water and lush greenery. The sunlight filtering through the leaves created a beautiful sparkle. The atmosphere was peaceful, cool, and refreshing, like recharging myself. Just sitting and letting my thoughts wander, forgetting about my worries for a while, listening only to the sound of the flowing water and the wind – that's all it takes to be happy. 💚 Tip: Bamboo rafting in nature 🍃

Upon arrival at the camp, staff greeted us and, after verifying our tickets, we were able to interact with the elephants. The camp has restrooms and convenient parking. The staff patiently taught us how to feed the elephants and introduced each one. The elephant we fed was 54 years old and had a very calm and gentle temperament. After interacting with the elephants, the staff explained that the next interaction, the Capibala, was at the coffee shop. Our package included a drink and a small canvas bag. The drinks were freshly made, including coffee and milk tea, and were very delicious, but be sure to ask for less sugar. The Capibala are in a separate area outside the coffee shop; they are very lively and adorable little creatures. Be careful to move slowly, as moving too quickly might frighten them. Overall, it was a very good experience.

Lampi Waterfall is located in Khao Lampi-Hat Thai Mueang National Park, Tambon Thai Mueang, Amphoe Thai Mueang, Phang Nga Province. The source of the water comes from the Lampi mountain range. The waterfall has 4 levels, each level flowing down in cascades. The lowest level is a natural pool. In addition, the nature around the waterfall is still abundant and full of green forest. For Phang Nga that is not a beach destination, Lampi Waterfall is a must-see natural attraction. However, it is about 14 kilometers away from the park office. But if you want to change the atmosphere of the sea, see the waterfall view, and go hiking, this is the place to go. It is definitely worth it.

Lots of foreigners, good atmosphere, not too big.

Now that we've seen the turtles, don't forget to stop by and take some pictures at the beach. The sand is white, the waves are calm, and the water is beautiful and inviting. Here, there are turtles and dolphins made from recycled water bottles for us to take beautiful pictures with.

📍Beyond Skywalk Nangshi The highest and longest glass-floored viewpoint in Thailand. Pay a few hundred baht for a million-dollar view of "Samet Nangshi".

The Phuket Fruit Garden is filled with tropical fruits, and the variety is quite diverse. However, unlike in China where you can freely pick the fruits, it's primarily a scenic attraction. Nevertheless, it's still worth a visit.

It's really beautiful. It's another place to relax. I can sit and listen to the sound of the waterfall.