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Prasat Hin Phan Yot is in Pak Nam, La-ngu District, Satun. It is described as a large limestone-mountain island not far from shore. When the sea level falls, visitors can paddle through an opening in the rocks to see the formation.
Phu Pha Petch Cave is in Moo 9, Ban Pa Phon, Palm Phatthana Subdistrict, Manang District. Its high, open ceiling and unusual interior are striking. The cave is divided into rooms and contains at least 20 chambers with stalactites and stalagmites.
Ko Lidi Lek is 5 kilometres from the Mu Ko Phetra National Park Office at Ao Nun, or 7 kilometres from Pak Bara Pier. A National Park Protection Unit is located on the island. It has a white-sand beach, clear water, mangrove forests and various marine animals. Visitors who want to camp must bring their own tents and food because there are no restaurants. Nearby Ko Lidi Yai has privately operated bird’s-nest concessions and is closed to visitors.
Ko Hin Son is a well-known landmark and photo stop, and a destination divers hope to visit to see the underwater scenery of the Andaman Sea.
Ko Lipe is open to visitors throughout the year. During the monsoon season, from May through October, visitors are advised to check weather and sea conditions before travelling. Diving trips around the island may be cancelled during the monsoon.
Tarutao is Thailand’s first marine national park, known for its history and natural beauty. It lies in the Andaman Sea, about 40 kilometres from Satun town.
Located on Sulakanukoon Road in Phiman Subdistrict, the temple was originally called Wat Mabang. It was the first temple in Satun, built in 1882, and was later renamed Wat Chanathip Chaloem.
Located at the corner of Buriwanich Road and Satun Thani Road in the city centre, the mosque is used for religious ceremonies. The source says it was built during the governorship of Phraya Samantarat Burin (Tunku Muhammad Akem), around 1996. It explains that “Mambang” was the name associated with Satun at that time.
Le Stegodon Cave is a major site where many vertebrate fossils have been found, dating from about 1.8 million years ago to 1,000 years ago. Fossils occur along the streambed throughout the cave, which runs through a long limestone mountain range like a tunnel beneath the mountain with a stream passing through it. The winding cave extends about 4 kilometers from entrance to exit and is notable for its geology.
The islands are about 12 km from Che Bilang Pier in Mueang District, a boat trip of around two hours. The group includes two nearby islands, Yaratot and Yaratot Noi, with beaches around them. Near Yaratot is Hat Hoi Ngam Island, where waves have deposited shells in a formation resembling a shell graveyard.
At the estuary of Satun Bay, Laem Tanyongpo is a peninsula projecting into the Andaman Sea. It has a white-sand beach and a fishing village.
Khao Toh Payawang is in Satun Municipality on Kuha Praves Road. This public park sits beside a limestone mountain, giving it a cave-like atmosphere unlike a typical park.
The waterfall’s headwaters come from Khao Chin. It is a large, multi-tiered waterfall flowing down a high cliff, described by the source as very beautiful.
La-Ngu Folk Museum is opposite Wat Athon Rangsan on the La-Ngu–Chalong Road. The two-story building has local handicrafts and snacks for sale downstairs, while the upper floor is arranged as a museum.
The waterfall is in Village No. 7, Thung Wa Subdistrict, 14 kilometers from the district office. Its headwaters come from Khao Lung Khreua in the Trang–Satun border area. It has two tiers; the lower tier forms a pool 40 meters wide and 50 meters long.
Take a leisurely walk on the Ko Lidi bridge; a peaceful escape is close at hand.
It lies at Khao Ka Yang in Pu Yu Subdistrict, south of the park and about 15 kilometres from Satun town. Tham Lod Pu Yu is a cave passage similar in form to the cave at Phang Nga Bay, with the Tha Chin Canal flowing through it.
Ya Roid Waterfall is fed by headwaters in Pa Hua Kraming forest. It has nine tiers, each with a pool where visitors can swim, and is popular with local tourists.
Ton Panan Waterfall is in Thung Nui Subdistrict, 39 kilometers from Satun town. Its headwaters come from Khao Khaming. The surrounding natural environment remains well preserved, and water flows throughout the year.