This summer, at Khao Laem Ya.

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The Scorching Heat of Thailand: Seeking Refuge in the Sea

With the sweltering heat in Thailand reaching unbearable levels, many seek solace in the refreshing embrace of the sea. For those with limited time, venturing to nearby coastal destinations offers a welcome respite from the scorching temperatures.

One such haven is Khao Laem Ya National Park, situated on the stunning Koh Samet archipelago in Rayong province. This easily accessible park provides a tranquil escape without the need for lengthy travel.

Getting to Khao Laem Ya National Park:

Short version: Open Google Maps and follow the directions.

Long version: Drive on Sukhumvit Road towards Chanthaburi until you reach the Tapong intersection. Turn right following the signs for Mae Ramphueng Beach. Continue driving along the beach and look for the park's sign on your right.

For those without a car: Take a van from the Ekkamai Bus Terminal in Bangkok to Ban Phe. Inform the driver that you want to be dropped off at the entrance of Khao Laem Ya National Park.

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We arrived and decided to rest our bodies and minds for a night. We had prepared our own tents and sleeping bags, so we went to the park office to pay the tent fee of only 30 baht per person. For those who did not bring their own tents and bedding, the park offers rentals.

A monkey welcomes you.

For those who did not bring their own tents and bedding, the campsite offers rentals.

Visitors to Khao Laem Ya National Park need not worry about going hungry or finding food, as there are convenience stores and restaurants selling food and drinks available for their convenience.

Okay, we've covered enough information about this place. It's time to take you to see the beauty of Khao Laem Ya National Park. Follow me!

Our Journey Begins at Khao Laem Ya Pier

The journey commences at the Khao Laem Ya Pier, a prominent landmark within the Khao Laem Ya National Park. Visitors flock to this spot to capture the essence of the park through photographs.

The most popular spots for photography are the wooden bridge that stretches out into the sea and the small pavilion at the end of it.

Some might even mistake it for a lighthouse. Whether you're capturing the scenery or a couple against the backdrop, both options offer stunning results.

Besides the sea, there are also nature trails here. But, well… in this hot weather, hiking in the dry forest is exhausting, so I didn't pay much attention to the details.

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Let's return to the sea. Looking back at the pier where we crossed earlier, there is a path on the right where we can take a leisurely stroll along the beach.

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The coast at Khao Laem Ya is mostly rocky, with some areas suitable for swimming and others not.

In areas where walking may be difficult, park rangers have constructed footbridges for easier access.

Although there are no beautiful white sand beaches here, these rocks make it beautiful in another way.

The highlight of Khao Laem Ya National Park is at the end of this trail.

The end of the trail is a rocky mountain covered in grass, as the name Khao Laem Ya suggests. There are also unique and beautiful overlapping rock formations.

The view from here is so beautiful that it makes all the fatigue from the hike disappear.

The daytime view is already beautiful, but wait until you see the sunset here.

The final rays of light at the edge of the sky, my favorite moment. At this point, photography enthusiasts like me can't help but click away.

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Walking back from the sunset viewpoint, it was getting a little dark. Before the day ends, let me take a few more pictures of the calm evening sea.

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The next day…

I woke up at 3 am (I don't know why!!).

Actually, I was going to wake up to take pictures of the stars, the Milky Way, but I forgot to check that the moon was almost full on the day I went.

Since we were already awake, we decided to sit and wait for the beautiful sunrise to end our trip to Khao Laem Ya National Park.

This historic pier is a popular spot for photographers visiting Khao Laem Ya National Park, especially during the early morning hours.

Dragging the shutter speed, capturing the morning light for a moment.

The large sun rises, revealing itself to us.

The morning sun here is so beautiful. We think it's just as beautiful as anywhere else in Thailand that we've been.

This is the perfect way to end our trip.

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For those who are looking for a beach with a good atmosphere, a place where you don't have to cross the island, and don't focus on playing in the water, but just want to enjoy the atmosphere and beautiful scenery.

We would like you to try coming here, Khao Laem Ya-Mu Ko Samet National Park.

And you might love it like us.

Finally...

Thank you to everyone who has read and watched this review to the end.

Next time, if we have the opportunity to visit an interesting place with a good atmosphere and beautiful pictures, we will collect those memories and share them with you again.

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Thank you and goodbye!