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Chumphon is a door to the South of Thailand and a city with a long Historical background. There are 8 districts – Mueang, Lang Suan, Sawi, Tha Sae, Pathew, Lamae, Phato, and Tung Tako
Chumphon Attractions
Hat Sai Ree: one of popular Beaches with white sand and clear water. It is also a location of Prince Chumpon Shrine and Memorial.
Khao Matsee Viewpoint: It is located near Hat Sai Ree. You can see a large view of the Sea and beautiful Sunset.
Hat Thung Wua Laen: a long beach with many resorts, hotels and restaurants.
Soldier Youth World War II Monument: it was built to honor the young children who died in World War II
Mu Koh Chumphon national park: You can walk on the mangrove forest nature trail and Islands.
Por Waterfall: a small waterfall but have water flowing all year round surrounded by shady trees.
Koh Phitak: You can have a HomeStay experiencing fisherman community and other activities on the island.
Activities
You can go white-water Rafting in Amphoe Phato, or riding on a raft seeing beautiful view of Lang Suan River, or Trekking at Phato Water Source Arrangement Unit, or snorkeling and diving.
Chumphon is famous for beautiful underwater world and various marine lives such as in Koh Ngam, Koh Lang Ka Jew.
During September – October, you can see thousands of eagles migrating from Siberia to Chumphon.
Travelling to Koh Tao from Chumphon is faster than travelling from Suratthani.
Chumphon province is located half way down the Isthmus of Kra, the narrow body of land flanked by Andaman Sea on the west and the Gulf of Thailand on the East; western Chumphon borders Myanmar, while the east of the province consist of more than 200 kilometers of coastline with numerous beaches that are infrequently visited by tourists. Consequently, Chumphon is an ideal destination for those who are seeking relaxation in a natural and quiet atmosphere.
Chumphon city, the capital of the province, is the gateway to other southern provinces as well as the islands in the Gulf of Thailand, particularly Koh Tao. While the area isn’t overrun with tourists there are still many opportunities for sunbathing, swimming, yachting, paragliding, diving, and snorkeling.
Transport
Bus: There is a small bus system within the city itself. Trains and buses run to and from Bangkok every day.
Road: The main road through Chumphon is Thailand Highway 4, also known as Phetkasem Road, leading north to Bangkok, and south to Ranong, Phang Nga, Krabi, Trang, Phatthalung, and the border with Malaysia near Sadao.
Rail: The Chumphon railway station is on the Southern the State Railway of Thailand. Trains also stop at Pathio railway station in Chumphon Province.
Air: The city's airport, Chumphon Airport (IATA: CJM, ICAO: VTSE) is 30 km north in Pathio District. The airport has daily flights to Bangkok.
Nok Air and Thai AirAsia operate multiple daily flights between Bangkok (Don Mueang, DMK) and Chumphon Airport. The airport is a hub and regional gateway providing connecting services to Chumphon city and high speed ferry services to the islands of the Gulf of Thailand including Ko Tao and Ko Samui.