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Camping in Hat Wanakon National Park in Prachuap Khiri Khan

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Posted in Sights, Flora and fauna, National parks, thai tips
Tags: Bosses, Hat Wanakon National Park, Camping, Prachuap Khiri Khan, The beach, Birds

24 August 2024

The Hat Wanakorn National Park near Hua Hin has a long stretch of beautiful beaches with breathtaking views that are flanked by pine trees. Special is that you can camp in this national park in Prachuap Khiri Khan, which mainly attracts many nature lovers.

Snorkeling, swimming and camping on the Similan and Surin Islands

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Posted in Advertorial, thai tips
Tags: GreenWood Travel, Camping, Koh Surin, Similan Islands, Snorkeling, Swimming

July 27, 2017

Green Wood Travel, the Dutch tour operator in Bangkok, has added a few striking short trips to its already rich offer. One thing immediately becomes clear: it doesn't get much nicer.

Reader question: Is wild camping allowed in Thailand?

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Posted in Reader question
Tags: Camping

November 27 2013

From my 4 weeks vacation in Thailand I'm going from ashes. driving around with a car for 1 week on Saturday, probably in national parks west and north of Hua Hin. To save money, I think it would be nice to sleep with locals, on campsites, in a hammock or in the car.

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Camping in Hat Wanakon National Park in Prachuap Khiri Khan

Snorkeling, swimming and camping on the Similan and Surin Islands

Reader question: Is wild camping allowed in Thailand?