Declared as a marine national park in 1981, Ao Phang Nga National Park is situated along the coast of Phang-Nga Province south of Thailand in the Andaman Sea. The popular attractions are James Bond Island, other picturesque limestone karst islands, a number of white sandy beaches and a few caves.

Ao Phang-nga National Park is home to one of Thailand's largest and most well-preserved mangrove forests. [7] This ecosystem plays a crucial role in the coastal environment, serving as a natural barrier against storms and as a vital breeding ground for various marine species.

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Ao Phang Nga National Park, or อ่าวพังงา in Thai, is a stunning marine national park located in southern Thailand’s Phang Nga Province. Spanning approximately 154 square miles (400 square kilometers), the park is an iconic destination famed for its …

Ao Phang Nga National Park is known for its limestone rock formations. It has more than 40 islands with beautiful cliffs, caves and the largest remaining mangrove forests in Thailand.

Consisting of many beautiful large and small islands, Ao Phang Nga National Park is world renowned for the white sandy beaches and crystal clear water. Besides rich natural beauties, archaeological sites have been found in the areas which are believed to be more than a …

Established in 1981, 400-sq-km Ao Phang-Nga National Park is famous for its classic karst scenery. Huge vertical cliffs dominate its 42 islands, some with… Ao Phang-Nga's top tourist drawcard is known to Thais as Ko Phing Kan (‘Leaning on Itself Island’). Used as a location setting in the James Bond film The…

Established in 1981, 400-sq-km Ao Phang-Nga National Park is famous for its classic karst scenery. Huge vertical cliffs dominate its 42 islands, some with caves that lead into hidden hôrng (lagoons surrounded by solid rock walls).

Enveloped in a tapestry of mangrove forests, emerald-green waters, and towering karst limestone formations, Ao Phang Nga National Park is an aquatic sanctuary nestled in the Andaman Sea, not far from the bustling tourism hive of the Phi Phi Islands.

Ao Phang Nga National Park, situated on the coast of southern Thailand, is a true gem of the Andaman Sea. Renowned for its striking limestone cliffs, lush mangrove forests, and picturesque islands, the park offers a truly unique experience for visitors.