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Ko Lao Liang is situated off the coast of Trang Province in the south of Thailand and is also part of the Mu Ko Phetra National Park. It is a limestone mountain. It is surrounded by cliffs, a white sandy beach, and clear turquoise water, and the atmosphere is quiet, like a private island. Ko Lao Liang is divided into two islands, as follows: Ko Lao Liang Phi and Ko Lao Liang Nong.
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Ko Lao Liang Island (Source: amazingThailand)
What facilities there are are mostly set up on the southern island, Ko Lao Liang Nong, or “Little Brother Island." North of a channel that takes around 20 minutes to cross by kayak, Ko Lao Liang Phi (“Big Brother Island”) stands out as a taller cliff rising dramatically over its own charming beach.
Ko Lao Liang Phi: Fishing communities existed long-lasting on the island. It is used as a temporary shelter to escape the wind when at sea. This island is a bird's nest concession. It is also possible to walk to explore the beach area on the island, but tourists are not allowed to stay overnight on the island.
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The beautiful of Ko Lao Liang Island (Source: Travelfish)
Ko Lao Liang Nong: There is a cliff over 100 meters high, a clean white sandy beach, and a beautiful coral reef on the east side of the island with both sea anemones and clownfish that is suitable for snorkeling.
By Air: The nearest airports are Krabi International Airport (KBV) and Trang Airport (TST). You can book a flight to either of these airports from major Thailand cities like Bangkok or international destinations and move by motoboat to Ko Lao Liang.
By Train/Bus: If you are traveling from Bangkok in a way other than by airline, the trip takes a lot longer-both the train and the bus take about 12 hours. Trains travel from Bangkok's Bang Sue Terminal to Trang Station, which is located in the southwest of the city center. From Mo Chit and the Southern Bus Terminal in Bangkok, buses and minivans arrive at Trang Bus Terminal on the eastern fringes of the town.
By Motorboats: Available from Ban Chao Mai Pier, Amphoe Kantang, which takes about 1 hour for the trip. It is possible to travel there in the morning and return in the evening, or stay overnight on Ko Lao Liang Nong, which will be open from November to May only.
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Trang Airport (Source: Wikipedia)
The optimal period for visiting Ko Lao Liang is closed annually from mid-May to October because it is the monsoon season and to restore nature. So this time is suitable for visitors traveling to Ko Lao Liang from November to April, when the weather is dry, less rainy, and there are also a variety of outside activities. However, it's crucial to note that this period coincides with the rainy season, necessitating careful consideration before making travel plans.
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This is an attractive activity for people, especially adults, who wish to immerse themselves in nature. This leads to releasing stress after this long-day hustle and bustle at work. So, fishing brings opportunities for tourism on Ko Lao Liang Phi island.
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Fishing on the island (Source: Planet2go)
Ko Lao Liang is proud of pistine nature, especially with towering limestone mountains and clear-water. So it is a great way to admire this beauty by kayak. Beside, kayaking is an entertainment activity, it brings interesting opportunities to create lasting memories and immerse yourself in the island's unique charm throughout your journey.
Exploring Ko Lao Liang by kayak (Source: Thailand Island-Substack)
Ko Lao Liang Nong Island has a clean white sandy beach and a beautiful coral reef on the east side of the island with both sea anemones and clownfish that is suitable for visitors who are big fans of snorkeling. This is especially a highlight on this beautiful island.
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The activity of snorkeling (Source: WOWWEEKEND)
With a peaceful atmosphere, this is an attractive destination for foreign visitors. They can relax on the beach, enjoy the sound of ocean waves crashing on the shore, or meditate by the beach to find inner balance. Visitors can wear sunglasses, put on sunscream, and simply enjoy the seaside, sunbathing, and relaxing.
Ko Lao Liang is also an ideal place for camping. On the island, there are many camping grounds where visitors can set up tents and camp overnight. In the evening, visitors can light a campfire, tell ghost stories, and gaze at the stars in the clear night sky.
Camping on the island (Source: Trip in A Van)
Because Ko Lao Liang is less well-known and has a pristine nature, finding this island is difficult. One piece of advice for foreigners who travel to Ko Lao Liang is to bring food and other necessary goods for their trip.
If you want to try fresh seafood, you can get to a nearby island to try cuisines with delicious dishes, and this experience is generally considered good value for the money.
Ko Lao Liang is proud of the limestone mountains, the towering limestone massif, which emerged thousands of years ago. The limestone massif has a variety of shapes and sizes, creating a gorgeous landscape. Foreign visitors can admire these mountains from coastal beaches or deeply explore them by walking long routes or climbing along trail routes around the island. This is a worthy experience to try when coming to Ko Lao Liang.
Ko Lao Liang is proud of the limestone mountains (Cre: Kevin Hellon)
For tourists who want to immerse themselves in nature and explore in a peaceful sense, Ko Lao Liang is an ideal place to stay and enjoy the beautiful, pristine landscape of this island. Lao Liang offers visitors a breathtaking landscape with towering limestone cliffs, fine white sand beaches, clear blue water, and a smoothie atmosphere.
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