Ao Phang Nga National Park Awaits

Formed in 1981, Ao Phang Nga National Park covers 400 sq km and is renowned for its impressive karst topography.

This park is historically significant as home to Thailand's largest primary mangrove forests, with numerous islands, vertical cliffs, and hidden lagoons known as hôrng. Its biodiversity includes reptiles like Bengal monitor lizards and mammals such as crab-eating macaques.

Must-See Wonders

• 🏝️ Kayaking Adventures
• 🌿 Unique Mangrove Ecosystem
• 🐒 Diverse Wildlife

Ao Phang Nga is accessible for all; it's an ideal spot for tourists, kayakers, and wildlife enthusiasts looking for immersion in nature.