Joanna James
This region is home to a variety of stunning landscapes that make it a paradise for nature lovers. People who are looking for a simple getaway and enjoy the best of the surrounding area and unwind in nature will find themselves slowly falling in love with Khao Lak.
The Khao Lak Lam Ru National Park is situated to the south of Hat Khao Lak in the region of Phang Nga in Thailand and is rich in diversity and many varieties of plants, wildlife, and marine life. It is named after two of its highest peaks, Lak and Lam Ru. The Khao Lak Lam Ru National Park, which covers 125 square kilometres, is a stunning mix of sea cliffs, beaches, hills, Cretaceous-era dome-shaped granite mountains, and tropical evergreen forests.
Additionally, some of the best hotels in Khao Lak are a marvel to withhold, and the Avani+ Khao Lak Resort is diverse and in close vicinity to the national park.
The Surin Islands are a series of five islands located 60 kilometres west of Khao Lak. They were originally part of the Mu Ko Surin National Park. Ko Surin Nuea, Ko Surin Tai, Ko Ri, Ko Kai, and Ko Klang are the names of the islands. Surin Islands, known for lush forests and coastlines covered by corals, is a popular destination for snorkelers, nature enthusiasts, and wildlife photographers interested in diving, snorkelling, game fishing, and trekking. Despite its lack of growth, it is a retreat for those seeking peace and quiet.
Bang Niang Beach is a calm beach that is good for anyone who aims to get in tune with nature. Situated to the northwest of Nang Thong on Khao Lak, it has become one of the most popular places for travellers. Bang Niang is recognised for easy pastimes and delightful surroundings with the quiet, gentle waves of the Andaman Sea caressing the coastline.
The Similan Islands are a group of nine tiny islands with Malay roots. The national park of the Similan Islands is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. These are some of Thailand's most picturesque locations, with lovely marine life beneath the surface and amazing birds in the sky. There are beautiful white pristine beaches with crystal clear blue waters. For the more adventurous, the islands contain numerous hiking trails.
Divers flock to Khao Lak and the neighbouring areas for the thrill of scuba diving, which comes as no surprise. As other top diving spots in Thailand are becoming more congested, unknown and quirky locations such as Khao Lak are expected to drive the growth as a premier base for underwater activities.
Khao Lak lies right next to Similan Island, which really is a world-famous location for scuba diving. With the exception of Similan & Surin Islands, a few more locations exist in the region that is famed for their marine life.
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