Trang Province Essentials

Trang Province features a diverse mix of coastal landscapes and mainland heritage. The Andaman Sea islands of Koh Mook and Koh Kradan host the Emerald Cave, a hidden lagoon accessible via a sea tunnel. On the mainland, Trang town is defined by its culinary traditions, specifically Cantonese-influenced breakfast and wood-roasted pork. The region's biodiversity includes rare dugong populations around Koh Libong and marine life showcased at the Rajamangala Aquarium, while weekend markets near the railway station serve as a hub for local street food.

Emerald Cave

Emerald Cave is a cave located on the west coast of Ko Muk Island, - The paradise island of Ko Muk and Emerald Cave are part of the Trang…

Ko Muk

Main arrival point and ferry terminal for the island, providing boat connections to the mainland and neighboring Andaman islands.

Kradan Beach Resort Restaurant

Beachfront dining venue specializing in traditional Thai cuisine on the eastern shore of Koh Kradan.

Charlie Beach

Crescent-shaped sandy beach on the west coast of Koh Mook, known as a primary location for sunset viewing.

Pong O Cha Dimsum

Long-standing breakfast establishment in Trang town serving Cantonese-style small plates and the province's signature honey-roasted pork.

Rajamangala Aquarium

Marine life center featuring indoor and outdoor exhibits, including local fish species and a dedicated dugong research area.

Nightmarket

Weekend market located in front of the Trang Railway Station, offering a variety of southern Thai street food and local products.

Point Dugong (khea ba tu pu tea)

Elevated viewpoint on Koh Libong used for observing the rare dugong population feeding on seagrass in the surrounding waters.