Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Herb Garden
PTT Public Company Limited created the herb garden around the idea of making herbal learning enjoyable. It brings together more than 20,000 herb plants.
Places in Rayong
This page lists 43 place records whose province name matches Rayong in the dataset saved with the site. Entries come from a TAT Data API snapshot; a date appears below each description and may not reflect current conditions. Contact the provider or place directly before travelling.
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Hat Laem Charoen
Hat Laem Charoen is near the mouth of the Rayong River, 5 kilometres south of Rayong city and next to Hat Saeng Chan. It is one of the seaside attractions closest to the city. The area is known for fish-sauce production and is home to a fishing community. Seafood restaurants there are popular for evening meals.
Khao Chamao-Khao Wong National Park
The park is 71 kilometres from Rayong town. Follow Sukhumvit Road to kilometre 274, at Khao Din intersection, then turn left and continue for 17 kilometres. The entrance road is paved, and the park office is in Thung Khwai Kin Subdistrict. The forest is abundant. Khao Chamao–Khao Wong was declared a national park on 31 December B.E. 2518 (1975).
Wangchan Forest Learning Center
Wangchan Forest Learning Center brings together knowledge about the full process of forest restoration and planting. It also collects more than 400 species of native plants from eastern Thailand and other parts of Thailand.
Suan Suphatthra
This fruit orchard is open to visitors and grows mangosteen, durian, rambutan, longkong, and pomelo. The fruit season is around April to June, but visitors can tour the orchard year-round.
Rayong Botanical Garden
Located in Chak Phong Subdistrict, Rayong Botanical Garden supports ecotourism. The local description says the centre collects plant species that do not grow in other regions and carries out plant genetic research and conservation across about 830 rai of public land. Listed plants include phruat (downy rose myrtle), samet khao (milk wood), kok (sedge), and krachut (reed).
Ko Man Nok
Ko Man Nok is an island in Rayong.
Mae Phim Beach
Also known as Mae Phim Beach, this is a well-known beach in Rayong. The source describes its natural scenery and a 4-kilometre stretch of sand suitable for swimming.
Laem Mae Phim
Laem Mae Phim is about 48 kilometres from Rayong town. From Sukhumvit Road, three right-hand turnoffs lead to the cape, at kilometre markers 259.5, 263 and 268.
Ban Wang Wa Tourism Community
There is not yet enough verified historical information about this community. Community members or site managers can add information with supporting sources.
Ban Talay Noi Rayong Tourism Community
There is not yet enough verified historical information about this community. Community members or site managers can add information with supporting sources.
Pak Nam Prasae Community-Based Tourism
The current description says there is not yet enough verified historical information about Pak Nam Prasae Community Tourism. Contributions with supporting references are welcome. Check this place’s eligibility for a donation tax deduction through the Revenue Department’s e-Donation system. This is general information, not tax advice. Eligibility depends on e-Donation registration and the 10% of income limit; check the latest details with the Revenue Department.
Strawberry Town
The source identifies a giant red strawberry, called the Prince of Strawberry, as Strawberry Town’s distinctive feature.
Mae Ramphueng Beach
The page says there is not yet enough verified historical information about Mae Ramphueng Beach and invites community members or caretakers to contribute details with supporting sources.
Phra Chedi Klang Nam
The site was established as a learning center for mangrove ecosystems and as a place for recreation.
Saun Yai Da
This fruit orchard is known for seasonal rambutan, durian, and mangosteen. Visitors can tour the orchard, taste fruit picked from the trees, and enjoy a fruit buffet.
Phe Arboretum
Phe Arboretum is about 4 kilometres from Ban Phe and about 29 kilometres from Mueang Rayong, along the coastal road to Laem Mae Phim (Highway 3145). The seaside pine forest has several pine species, as well as rubber trees and Hopea odorata.
Hat Saeng Chan
Hat Saeng Chan is in Pak Nam Subdistrict, 7 kilometres from town. It adjoins Hat Laem Charoen and is suitable for swimming. Several restaurants and accommodation options serve visitors.
Hat Phayun and Hat Phla
Hat Phayun and Hat Phla are adjoining, peaceful beaches about 32 and 34 kilometres from Rayong city, respectively. Hat Phla has a dense, shady pine grove, with hotels and bungalows available nearby.
Rayong Agriculture Promotion And Development Center
At Mae Nam Khu Subdistrict, visitors can see studies and trials for selecting varieties of flowering and ornamental plants, fruit trees and perennial plants, local vegetable plots, an herb garden, and mushroom production. Tel. 0 3861 4334.
Phra Chedi Klang Nam
The Thai page describes Phra Chedi Klang Nam as a well-known attraction in Chanthaburi, located offshore near Ban Hua Laem fishing village in Sanam Chai Subdistrict, Na Yai Am District. The white pagoda is said to be more than 200 years old and was built as a spiritual anchor for local fishers. The page highlights its scenery at sunrise and sunset, a wooden bridge connecting the shore to the pagoda, opportunities to view local fishing life, and nearby fresh seafood.
Rayong Aquarium
Rayong Aquarium is a place for study, experiments and research on marine animals and aquatic plants. It is also a collection of beautiful and rare aquatic species and a source of knowledge about marine resources and fisheries.
Wat Khot Thimtharam
Located in Tha Pradu Subdistrict, the temple was built around 1464 CE (B.E. 2007). Its founder, Tim, was Rayong’s governor at the time, and the temple dates to the late Ayutthaya period. Its ordination hall has murals and the revered Luang Pho Khao image. An annual worship festival is held on 13–14 April.
Wat Ban Don Shadow Play Museum
Wat Ban Don Shadow Play Museum is at Wat Ban Don. It preserves large shadow-play figures said to be more than 200 years old, brought from Phatthalung in B.E. 2431.
Thung Prong Thong
The available description says there is not yet enough verified historical information about Thung Prong Thong.
Ban Chak Majut Agricultural Community
Visitors can tour orchards and taste rambutan, durian, mangosteen, langsat and jackfruit from the trees. The source lists a fruit buffet at 50 baht per person; check current details before visiting.
The Park Adventure Land
This agricultural attraction covers more than 2,000 rai and features abundant fruit orchards, rubber plantations, a rusa deer farm, natural streams and adventure activities.
Sopha Arboretum
Sopha Arboretum is near the entrance to Ban Phe, about 17 kilometres from Rayong town. From Sukhumvit Road at kilometre 238, turn right and continue for about 200 metres; the arboretum is on the right.
Wat Saranat Thammaram
The temple has a beautiful main ordination hall and houses Buddha relics and Buddha images. Its principal Buddha image is modeled on Phra Phuttha Chinnarat at Wat Mahathat in Phitsanulok Province.
Miracle of Natural
Miracle of Natural is a winter-flower garden inside a large glass dome in Rayong.
Wat Ban Laeng
Wat Ban Laeng contains several old architectural features, including an ordination hall, a large chedi, and a scripture library standing over the water.
Khao Laem Ya-Muko Samet National Park
The current source does not provide verified historical details for Khao Laem Ya–Mu Ko Samet National Park.
Samnak Song Namtok Tammarot
Located in Pa Yup Nai on more than 300 rai, this meditation site is led by Luang Por Thammarot, also known as Luang Por Khlai Thitthammo. Features named in the source include a Buddha image in the “Opening the World” posture, a bodhisattva, a bell tower described as subduing Mara, sculptures of the Buddha teaching Angulimala and Indra playing a stringed instrument, a statue of Luang Pho To, and the Namtok Tammarot monastic forest park.
Suan Wang Kaeo
Suan Wang Kaeo is about 38 kilometres from Rayong town and about 11 kilometres beyond Suan Son along the coastal road. Its grounds include natural woodland, ornamental gardens, beaches and bays with scenic views. Accommodation and tents are available, and bicycles can be rented. The source lists entrance fees of 10 baht for Thai and international adult visitors and 5 baht for children. It states that the site is open Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. For details, it lists 0 3863 8067–8 and, in Bangkok, 0 2259 4150–1.
Eastern Star Country Club and Resort
The source lists the address as 241/5 Moo 3, Ban Chang–Hat Phla Road, Ban Chang District. It lists telephone numbers 0 3863 0410–3 and 08 6377 6722.
Nam Rin Beach
Nam Rin Beach has several large stone sculptures carved in the shape of dugongs.
Ban Thale Noi Tourism-based Community
Ban Thale Noi is a model community for organizing agritourism. It is described as Thailand’s only cultivation area for phak krachap vegetables and also offers tourism that follows the community’s cultural way of life.
Ko Khangkhao
Ko Khangkhao is an island with scenic dive sites, coral, sea anemones, and colourful fish.
Sunthon Phu Monument
The monument is about 5 kilometres beyond Laem Mae Phim on the road toward Klaeng District. It commemorates Sunthon Phu, a leading poet of the early Rattanakosin period. The monument opened on 25 May 1970 (B.E. 2513), and statues of the main characters from his story Phra Aphai Mani are displayed there.
Ko Man Nai
Ko Man Nai is the largest island in the Ko Man group and the closest to the mainland. It has several bays of interest, including Ao Ton Makham, Ao Hin Khok Ya, Ao Kong Kang, and Ao Na Ban.
Thai Mangosteen Orchard (Khun Panya Garden)
This agricultural attraction has rambutan, durian, mangosteen and dragon fruit. Visitors can walk through the fruit orchard. The listed fruit buffet price is 80 baht.
King Taksin the Great Shrine
The shrine is within Wat Lum Mahachai Chumphon on Taksin Road, Tha Pradu Subdistrict. A large sataue tree stands in front of the shrine and is estimated to be about 300 years old.
Mesook Farm (Agarwood Farmer Group)
Visitors can see an agarwood forest more than 30 years old on land covering more than 200 rai. The mixed forest has received a National Farmer Award.