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Koh Chang the largest among the 52 islands of Trat, is also the nation's second largest island, after Phuket. Covering an area of 429 sq. kms., it features fine beaches, coral reefs, and plentiful marine life. It is also rich in natural resources, teeming with hills, forests, waterfalls and streams, the latter being an important source of freshwater. Dotting the island are many fruit orchards.
Most of the scenic beaches and bays are located on the western side, extending from the north to the south. They include Aow Khlong Son, Haad Sai Khao, Haad Khlong Phrao and Haad Kai Bae. A road cuts through the western shore almost all the way to Haad Kai Bae. From here, a nature trail through Aow Bai Lan meanders through wet forestland to Ban Bang Bao, a fishing community located at the foot of the hill in the south. |
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Aow Bang Bao - Aow Salak Phet Map
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Koh Chang the largest among the 52 islands of Trat, is also the nation's second largest island, after Phuket. Covering an area of 429 sq. kms., it features fine beaches, coral reefs, and plentiful marine life. |
 Moo Ban |
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