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Koh Phangan has something for every taste. You may have heard Koh Phangan described as the premiere party town. There is definitely some truth to that when you think about the Full Moon parties. If you like to party, then you are in the right place. [more]

Tag: nature Ang Thong National Marine Park The Ang Thong National Marine Park not far from Koh Phangan is a collection of the 60 islands to the northwest of Koh Samui. Each of these islands has its own unique setting and history, and the Ang Thong National Marine Park in Koh Phangan helps to identify the difference in the marine lif... read more. Ao Ban Khai Location: Ao Ban Kai, Tag: beaches Koh Phangan is an amazing place and is the centerpiece of Thailand's tourism crown. When you are planning your trip to paradise in this tropical wonderland, you should know that Ao Ban Khai is the best beach in Koh Phangan. Ao Ban Khai, the best beach in Koh Phangan, is located on the southeastern shore of Koh ... read more. Ao Ban Tai Location: Ao Ban Tai, Tag: beaches Ao Ban Tai Beach is located on the southeast shore of Koh Phangan, and has been the subject of a great deal of tourist praise as the one place to stop while in Koh Phangan. Ban Tai Beach is part of a long stretch of white sand beaches that stretch all the way to Thongsala.... read more. Ao Bang Charu Location: Thongsala, Tag: beaches Located on the southwestern coast of Koh Phangan, Ao Bang Charu in Koh Phangan lies just outside of Thongsala, Koh Phangan's largest town. You can reach Ao Bang Charu in Koh Phangan by road with ease. In the evening, Ao Bang Charu in Koh Phangan provides a perfect locale for viewing the amazing vibrant colors o... read more. Tag: beaches Ao Chaloklum Location: Ao Chaloklum Ao Chaloklum is located on the northern shore of Koh Phangan and is a sight to behold with its golden sands and long boats that pepper the shoreline. It is one of the longest beaches of the island, stretching for nearly 2.5 kilometers. Koh Phangan's favorite beach itself is separated in the... read more. Tag: beaches Ao Chao Phao Location: Thongsala Ao Chao Phao is another great beach along the west coast of Koh Phangan. Just a minute's drive from Laem Son Lake is Chao Phao beach with its small coves and bays that are great for exploring and swimming. Located on the western coast of Koh Phangan, Koh Phangan's finest beach destination i... read more. Ao Hin Kong Location: Ao Hin Kong, Tag: beaches Ao Hin Kong is Koh Phangan's white sand fantasy. Ao Hin Kong is located on the western shores of Koh Phangan and consists of two kilometers of pristine white sand. It has remained largely untouched and is a prime example of the natural tranquility that Koh Phangan has to offer. ... read more. Ao Hin Lor Location: Ao Ban Kai, Tag: beaches When you are planning your paradise getaway to Koh Phangan, you should be aware that Ao Hin Lor in Koh Phangan is one of the best beaches for seclusion. Ao Hin Lor in Koh Phangan is located on the southeastern coast of Koh Phangan and is situated in a stretch of white sand beaches that include Haad Rin Nai and ... read more. Ao Nai Wok Location: Thongsala, Tag: beaches If you are planning a special vacation to Koh Phangan, you should be aware that Ao Nai Wok is Koh Phangan's ultimate kayaking adventure. Ao Nai Wok, Koh Phangan's ultimate kayaking adventure, is located on the southwest shore of Koh Phangan along the bay of Ao Nai Wok not far from Thongsala, Koh Phangan's large... read more. Ao Plaaylaem Location: Thongsala, Tag: beaches Located on the southwest coastline of Koh Phangan, Ao Plaaylaem in Koh Phangan is tucked at the base of Khao Hin Nok. Khao Hin Nok is a monolithic granite mountain that towers over the area and provides fantastic panoramic views of the Ang Thong National Marine Park.... read more.
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But there is so much more to Koh Phangan than you will find on the beach at the Full Moon party. There are secluded beaches that are so quiet, so lush, you will think you've travelled back to when the world was new and humans had yet to appear.

Or perhaps you would like to hike through Koh Phangan's many foot trails. Observe the colourful birds as they fly silently overhead. Listen to the animals calling to each other in the forest. Creep up on a thundering waterfall and feel the mist of it on your face.

Or perhaps you like to observe people practicing their native way of life. Though parts of Koh Phangan are definitely ready to pamper your every whim, in many parts of Koh Phangan people live and work much as they have been for a hundred years. Come see a piece of living history. Are you an ecco tourist? Koh Phangan is the perfect stopping off point on any diver's agenda.

Once you begin exploring the land of moonlight and mystery, you will quickly realize that that there is more to see than you could possibly fit into one trip.

Koh Phangan Beaches

Koh Phangan's beaches are its glory. The most developed beaches lie around Thong Sala, where most of the boats from Samui, Surat Thani, and Koh Tao dock.

Hat Rin also boasts developed beaches, and this is where you want to go if you want the Full Moon parties.

Nature Attractions

Koh Phangan is a paradise for nature lovers; from the endless islands of the Angthong Marine National Park to trekking paths to beautiful lakes and waterfalls, Koh Phangan has it all.

Koh Phangan Temples

When you go to visit the temples, do remember that they are places of worship for the Thais. Act respectfully. Don't take pictures of family members posed next to Buddha. Dress respectfully-this means no shorts or beach wear, or tank tops or other skimpy clothing for women. This includes sleeveless tops. Despite what you see on the beaches, Thais have a more conservative idea of proper attire in temples. Err on the side of conservatism. Take your hat and your shoes off at the door.

Don't be surprised if you see Thais or Asian tourists setting off firecrackers. They are doing it to bring good luck.

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