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Khao Lak Analysis
Khao Lak settled only an hour’s drive north away from Phuket Island on the beautiful Andaman seaboard, is one of Thailand's most tranquil retreat destinations. The area is encompassed by the neighboring hills that sweep down to this delightful range of coastline with seashores that stretch on for miles. Just 80km from Phuket, Khao Lak proposes a precious oasis for leisure, with an excellent blend of fresh tropical forest, splendid beachfront luxury, and extensive white sand beaches.

1.Vegetarian festival Khao Lak https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/6f/Face_Piercing_Phuket_Vegetarian_Festival_42.jpg/1024px-Face_Piercing_Phuket_Vegetarian_Festival_42.jpg The Vegetarian Festival happens each year in South East Asia, it’s starting …show more content…
Turtles grown in Phang Nga Fisheries shelter are released in the Andaman Sea by carnival members.
The biggest and most delightful way to observe a turtle in its natural habitat is a snorkeling or scuba diving trip to either the Surin or Similan Islands. Throughout the high period, there are many operators controlling trips to these spots from Khao …show more content…
These hot springs receive natural water getting from underground in actual pool or man created pool around a temperature of 65°C. Hot Springs in Khao Lak are excellent to spend a peaceful and relaxing day.All the advantages of hot springs include Better Sleep, Healing, Improve Joint Mobility, Lower Blood Pressure, improve MoodEliminate Toxins, Relaxing, and Improve Immune System.

10. Go paddling in the Khao Sok national park https://www.instagram.com/p/BVwIW9HD6oy/?tagged=khaosoknationalpark Sok River is an excellent spot for a relaxing boat ride down the slow moving current. Most regularly observed animals involve birds, such as herons and kingfishers, frogs, snakes, monitor lizards and, if you are fortunate, possibly even amazing wild monkeys. Besides these, you can observe remarkable limestone hills covered with rich jungle, as well as some rural experience along the stream like washing laundry, locals fishing, and taking their regular family water from the river. If you are interested in paddling, then this site is waiting for you.

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