Satun Information guide
Satun is a small province in the south of Thailand that borders Malaysia,
facing the Andaman Sea. The province possesses renowned picturesque islands with
verdant forests and mountainous land. The majority of the locals are Muslim. It
is located 973 kilometres from Bangkok and occupies an area of 2,478 square kilometres
with 80 kilometres of coastline.
Most tourists head out to the pristine islands of Tarutao National Park. Its
landscape is full of underwater peaks, excellent beaches, calm and peaceful
coves, jungle and mangrove swamps. Snorkelling can be found at Lipe island,
while neighbour Adnag island is stunning with forest, hills and waterfalls.
Around Satun, there are plenty of interesting sights, including dove farms,
forest parks and huge waterfall. Thale Ban National Park is famous for its abundant
wildlife, with many waterfalls and caves worth visiting.
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