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Koh Phangan is a unique and very special
Island in the Gulf of Thailand,
it is sheltered from heavy weather and maintains one of the best
climates in the region.

The Island's cultural tradition goes back over 600 years when
the first monks settled here, building temples at sites that remain
today and there is a vast amount of heritage to explore. The jungle
interior is still untouched in many areas and there's a magnificent
variety of wildlife to see including the giant monitor lizards
in Than Sadet National Park. Or at Koh Ma's National Marine Park
there's turtles, shoals of tropical fish and a vibrant live reef
teeming with mesmerising corals.
The town of Haad Rin has is home
to a vibrant mix of friendly Southern Thai hospitality and Koh
Phangan's unique party culture, creating a place and vibe that
could only be found at the origin of the Full
Moon Party.The event has bought the Island global notoriety
and Haad Rin has become one of the biggest party centres in the
world.
The
town has grown to accommodate these visitors and Haad
Rin has a great variety of restaurants, accommodation
and nightlife options. There are over twenty clubs, scores of
bars and a multitude of eateries serving every cuisine under the
sun, from Mexican to Indian or whatever else you fancy. Koh
Phangan Thailand
To reach Koh Phangan, you will either
be arriving at Suratthani on a bus, train or plane; at each drop
off point there are tour guides to show you the way to the ferry
terminals.
Phangan island Thailand
For those that are not on a budget Koh
Samui has an international airport run by Bangkok Air and
Thai Airways have services arriving in Suratthani.
All travel arrangements can be made at most travel agents once
you arrive in Thailand
where you can purchase a combined Bus/Train/Boat ticket.
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