Things to do in Trang

It is possible to see everything from two ways, one is from the road below where there are parking spaces and pavilions to protect from the sun. The second way is from above, unfortunately it is a little difficult to get there (hit), but it is worth it because you will find a lot of terraces there so that you can enjoy the view. I highly recommend

The weather is nice. There are places to walk and the food is delicious.

Not much of a market but a real street market where locals go to eat and shop. The array of food available is incredible with take-away shops and street food stalls. Open every night.

It is a place that is a market that is not very big but looks warm. The prices are not expensive. There are many angles to take pictures. It comes out cute. Most importantly, the food here is very delicious. Many children from Trang Province come together here.

Trang Railway Station Walking Street is located in front of Trang Railway Station. It is open every Friday - Sunday from 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM. There are many shops here selling food, household items, clothes, and a variety of fruits for us to choose from.

The monument of Phraya Ratsadanupradit or known as Ko Simbi Na Ranong is a place for people to pay homage, relax, enjoy nature and exercise amidst the abundance of various plants. With love and awareness of his good deeds, Mr. Yanyong Winothai, the mayor of Trang at that time, joined with the people to build the monument as a memorial to him with a budget of 1,333,000 baht and held the opening ceremony on April 10, 1951, which later became known as "Wan Phraya Ratsadanupradit". Inside the current public park, which covers an area of ​​approximately 5 rai, in the center, there is a black stucco statue, which is a model of "Phraya Ratsadanupradit" in a standing position facing south, dressed in full regalia, standing out prominently, with a white square base and stairs on all four sides. At the foot of the stairs leading up to the monument, there is a large round palm tree. This is a rare palm that can only be found in Trang Province, namely the "Governor of Trang" palm. The surrounding area is covered with lush green grass and there are also fountains installed in many places. Visit Trang and pay homage to the governor, Phraya Ratsadanupradit Mahison Phakdi, the father of Thai rubber. It is not only Trang people who travel to this public park, but anyone who has the opportunity to pass through must stop by to pay homage to the "Phraya Ratsadanupradit" monument.

Tree-watching trail, distance, rare trees, good air during the rainy season, one of the places worth visiting in Trang.

Exactly as booked. We booked to feed the elephants and that's what we did, I was just a bit underwhelmed, not sure what I was expecting but maybe to last a little longer. We were offered a complimentary refreshment once finished. Amazing animals, which are clearly loved by the keepers at the sanctuary, my children had a lovely time, so I would certainly recommend this as a family activity whilst on Samui.