Things to do in Trang

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

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.

Dugong Roundabout in Trang Province, a symbol that Trang and Sakon Nakhon people are proud of. When you visit, think of the dugong “Mariam”. Let’s help take care of the environment.

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Hanuman World is definately a place to go to for half a day of fun. The best was the roller zipline. i thought it was safe and normal but it was exhilarating. half of the time i was hanging onto my dear life. The luge was fun too. for those who like to race with friends, the luge is a fun way to do it. If u have time, the unlimited rides would be very worth it. Being afraid of heights, the skywalk was the scariest for me.

I had an excellent day at Andamanda Phuket Waterpark. The park was beautifully designed, very clean and well maintained, with a great selection of slides, pools and attractions. There was something to enjoy throughout the entire day.I also booked a private Wave Cabana for the whole day, which was a great choice. It provided a comfortable and relaxing private space where I could rest between activities and keep my belongings safely nearby.The staff were friendly, helpful and professional, and the facilities were excellent. Everything was well organised, and the whole experience offered very good value for money. I had a fantastic time and highly recommend Andamanda to anyone visiting Phuket.

Wat Kapang Surin, a royal temple in Trang province, was built in 1897 by a Chinese community led by a local tycoon named Aase. The initial donation was 20 rai, and later the area was purchased. The original name was Wat Kapang after a large pond nearby. The temple was located on a low hill sloping from the north toward a rice field near a marsh called “Sa Kapang”. Later, the name was changed to Wat Kapang Surin after Phraya Surin Racha (Nok Yung Wiseskun), the governor of Phuket province who renovated Sa Kapang into a place for relaxation. Wat Kapang Surin was graciously promoted to the status of a third-class royal temple in 2006. Wat Kapang Surin is an ancient temple of Trang. Inside the temple, there is a southern local architecture ubosot with wooden pillars, brick and mortar walls, and two-story gable roofs. It was registered as an ancient monument on March 17, 1999.

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The show was incredible, food pretty average but huge selection, also Halal available. Not a fan of the elephants for rides and not sure how I feel about how they have been trained for the shows either...all the animals actually. Trapeze was the star of the show...still great show though