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Satun Attractions

Natural Place
	Puyu Cape Puyu Cape: is the cape to bend oneself and go through just like the cape of Phangnga Province but smailer.

	Wang Sai Thong Waterfall Wang Sai Thong Waterfall is situated at village number 10.Nampood Sobdidtrict.Langu District. Located in Tambon Nam Phud, Namtok Wang Sai Thong is on Ro Po Cho Road (Thung Nang Kaeo-Wang Sai Thong Road). The waterfall can be reached by taking the Satun-La-ngu Road at Ban Ko Ta junction, Tambon Kamphaeng. From there, it is about 26 km to Namtok Wang Sai Thong. Namtok Wang Sai Thong is also accessible from Wa Bridge in Thung Wa district, Tambon Pa Kae Bo Hin. This route is 19 km. The highlight of this waterfall is the pool of water in each limestone basin that resembles a blooming lotus when water falls down to that level. The area has large shady trees and is suitable for relaxation.

	Taleban National Park Taleban National Park: is situated at Amphoe Kuan Done. near Thai – Malaysia border in Wang Pra Jan Subdistrict.

	Phu Pha Pet Cave Phu Pha Pet Cave is situates in Vilage number 9 Pa Pon Community Pakm Pattang Subdstrict, Amphoe Manang Precinct KOLI – DEE. This is a large deep cave with a spacious chamber and a high celing. Before the name Tham Phuphaphet was given to it, this cave was called Tham Lod, Tham Phet and Tham Yao. The name Phuphaphet means diamond cliff. This name reflects the glittering and twinkling characteristics when light shines on stalactites and stalagmites in the cave. It is located in Mu6, Ban Pa Phon, Tambon Palm Pattana of King Amphoe Manang.

	Jet kod Cave Jet kid Cave is situated In village number five. Palmpattana Subdistrict manang Precinct. Satta Khuha Cave LLocation : Amphoe La-Ngu It's located at Village No. 10, Tambon Nam Phood, Amphoe La-ngu. Tham Satta Khuha is a large limestone cave with exotic stalagmites and stalactites. The cave ceilings are nestled with a large number of bats. A stream winds through the passage of the cave, an ideal site for spelunkers to canoe along the stream. The cave is located in the Khao Banthad's Wildlife Conservation Area.

Islands
	Tarutao National Park Tarutao National Park ;Located in tambon Ko Sarai, Amphoe Muang. It is announced to be a National Park since 1974 including 51 islands Iying around Andaman Sea, Straith of Malacca, It is the sounthern most island of Thailand, 4.8 km. from Langkawi, Malaysia. In 1982 In was honored “ASEAN “ Herigate Park and Reserver” Ko Tarutao Island is the biggest Island of Tarutao National Park.

	Koh - Adang - Rawi Adang / Rawee Island ;Located In Tarutao National Park compressed with of two Island, Adang Island and Rawee Island, The 30 km. 2 area provides of his and forest, Beaches are stretching aroung the Island where is the residence of sea Gypsies who have their own culture and Hin Ngorn which round -shining rocksin several size are found in abunrand.

	Koh - Lipe-Koh Lipeh The land of the sea gypsies - Nearby islands familiar with vacationers are Lipe or Nipis Island (meaning "thin" island in Malay). Lipe is an island in Adang archipelago, one kilometer south, and 25 kilometers west of Tarutao island.. The prominence of Lipe lies on the natural beauty of colourful corals around the island. Particularly fascinating are the ones in the front of the island where visitors can see mazes of colorful corals and exotic tropical fishes under the clear water, a site comparable to a giant aquarium.

	Koh - Kai Koh Kai, a small island about halfway between Tarutao and Adang-Rawi Islands, is the idyllic island with the famous stone arch, blinding white sand and clear aqua sea. The word "Khai" means egg in Thai, indicating a large sea turtle nesting site in the past. There is some damaged coral around Ko Khai, and colorful fish, but spiky sea urchins seem to dominate.

	Koh - Hin - Ngam Because of its natural wonder, Koh Hin Ngam, part of Adang archipelago, has attracted and inspired visitors from faraway lands to witness the unspoiled beauty of the island. Koh Hin Ngam or Koh Pulo possesses beautiful stones polished and shaped by the everlasting waves hitting the shores year after year. The smooth and shiny surfaced stones of various sizes , shapes , and colors are an amazement to the sight of the beholders.

	Koh - Yang / Koh Dong It’s the farest island of all. The remarkable thing in this island is range of rocks, which lie on each other in a beautiful but strange style. There’s place for both scuba and deep diving where you can enjoy the beautiful sight of under water world.

	Mu Ko Phetra National Park Mu KoPhetra National Park: is siltuated at Avonun, tambon Paknom Amphoe La Ngu it is 7 km from the heart of La Ngu. It has a responsible area along the coast of Amphoe La Ngu and Amphoe Tung Wa and end at the province of Tiang.

	Koh - Bulon The beautiful and pure nature as well as the simple life style of local people at Koh Bulon, a lower Andaman island, are so attractive and suitable for the tourists who need the private atmosphere and relaxation. Bulon islands consist of Koh Bulonle, Bulondon, Bulon Maipai, Bulon Rang and small islands which are rich with the coral and marine resource of Bulon islands, Koh Bulon Le is the biggest one and the center of touring boats as it is convenient to find the accommodations and restaurants where both Thai and foreign tourists are welcome. This island is suitable for the tourists who need the private relaxation. Most tourists are rather the foreigners than Thais and mostly spend the wonderful time on this small island for more than 3 days or up to a month. Its calmness and the pure nature are attractive and impressive.

Museums
	La-ngu Local Museum La-ngu Local MuseumLocation : Amphoe La-Ngu La-ngu Local Museum is located opposite Wat Athon Rangsarit on the La-ngu - Chalung Road. This museum has on display local handicrafts and sweets for sale. Also has on display at the museum are brassware, earthenware, silverware, irons, banknotes, coins, ceramics, glassware, audio and musical instruments, wickerwork, watches and fans that are the private collection of Chaiwat Saikun. The exhibits demonstrate their cultural heritage and historical background. Masjid Bambang (Central Mosque) Location : On Satun Tani Road in the Municipality of satun. Location :Amphoe Mueang Satun Central Mosque (Majid Mambang) is located on Buri Wanit Road and Satun Thani Road in the center of Satun. The mosque was built in modern Islamic architecture style and decorated with marble and colorful glasses. The building is divided into two parts: outside is a corridor that leads to a dome tower where there are picturesque views of Satun and inside is a prayer hall. The library is located in the basement. Previously, Masjid Bambang was a one storey building. Its unique three-tier roofs were arranged in a pyramid shape with the smallest one on the top and the largest at the bottom to cover the whole building. The floors were covered with brown tiles. The interior measured 13 metres both in length and width and the building was supported by four wooden poles. The original Masjid had deteriorated because of its wooden structures and because it was too small to accommodate worshippers performing prayers. It was then uprooted and rebuilt in the same plot of land. The new building was completed in May 1979.

	Satun National Park Museum or Ku Den Museum (Ku Den 's Mansion) Location: In the Municipality of Rong Ammartri Phraya Phuminut Phakde(Tuanku Baharuddin bin tamma-ngong), the governor of Satun. Satun National Museum or Ku Den Museum (Ku Den 's Mansion) Location :Amphoe Mueang Satun National Museum or Ku Den Museum is situated on Satun Thani Road, opposite the Satun Land Department Office. The two-story building received the influence of western styled architecture; particularly the windows and doors which are of Roman motifs. The roofs were designed in the Thai's Panya style. The windows were assembled with narrow strips of boards arranged horizontally. The semi - circular clay tiles were used to cover the roofs. The ventilation at the upper-front of the building is decorated with star-shaped designs, imminently influenced by Muslim architecture. Phraya Phuminatphakdi, the former governor of Satun, built it in 1902 as his residence. The building was used as a city hall, though nowadays it serves as a museum housing antiques and artifacts and exhibiting the local art and culture. Opening Hours : Tuesday-Sunday from 09.00 am – 04.00 pm Admission : Foreign 30 Baht, Thai 10 Baht (Price are subject to change) Contact : Tel. 0 7472 3140