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Samui, Suratthani Attractions # 03:
Don Sak District:
Namtok Vibhavadi:
This waterfall is located 38 kms. east of the provincial capital along Highway No. 401. The entrance to the waterfall is between Km.60-61. The petite waterfall enjoys bucolic surroundings and attractions a lot of local people during weekends.Wat Khao Suwan Pradit:
Located 1 km. from Don Sak district, this temple was founded by Laung Pho Choi, one of southern Thailand's most revered Buddhist ecclesiastics. The hilltop 45-metres pagoda contains Buddha relics and commands striking coastal views of Ban Don District. Rock Fish Museum:
Situated next to Don Sak Hospital 4 kilometres from the ferry pier, this museum was established in 1992 by Mr.Kitti Sin-udom an old fisherman who spent more than 10 years in stone carving work. He carved rocks into many fish and arranged them according to the real ecological milieu. More than 1,000 life-like sculptures of marine fish found in the gulf of Thailand are on display. The museum also local produce made by housewives from Donsak District. Call: 0 7737 1197 for more information.
Ban Na San District:
Tai Rom yen national Park:
The 425 sqaure kilometres forest areas in Kanchanadit, Ban Na San and Wiang Sa were designated National Park in 1991 after the Communist Party of Thailand had been quelled by "Tai Rom Yen" (or peaceful South) strategy. The diluting mountains of the Nakhon Sri Thammarat Range are mostly covered with moist evergreen forest and exotic and rare flora and fauna. The captivating scenery, caves and waterfalls in the park are worth visiting.
Attractions in the park include:
Namtok Tat Fa - The perennial 13-leveled waterfall is highest in Suratthani. The 4th level is most attractive with its 80 metres high cliff.
Tham Khamin or Tham Men: - Exotic stalactites and stalagmites can be admiired in this cave. The walkway is well-lit and fit with stairs when needed, to ensure maximum safety. Contact the official stationed in front of the cave prior to entering the cave.
San Yen - The eastern range, about 40 kilometres long and 1,000-1,300 metres high is fertile with rare flora, fauna and wildlife.
Namtok Mueang Thuat - The 7-leveled waterfall has a large basin. The surrounding area is relaxing. It is accessible by car.
Other waterfalls in the park are such as Klong Nam Thao, Klong Khan Bet, Sam Ha Chet, Than Tip and Phet Phanom Wat.
National study trails in the park are designated for trekkers. The short trail of 2,000 metres take 2 hours while the 15-kilometre long trail takes 2 days with one night stay in the forest. The trekking should be guided by officials of the park.
Getting there: From Suratthani, follow Highway 4009 for 30 kilometres to Ban Chiang Phra. There is a 15-kilometre road leading to the park office.
For more information, contact Tai Rom Yen National Park. PO. Box 12, Mueang Dist., Suratthani 84000 or call: 0 7734 4633
