Central Pier, Koh Chang, Thailand

#Thailand Attractions The Koh Chang Archipelago is located in the Koh Chang National Park on the east coast of the Gulf of Thailand. The total area of ​​the national park is about 650 square kilometers, of which the six lands account for about 30%. Koh Chang (Chinese label on Google Maps) is the largest island in the 52-island Koh Chang Archipelago and the third largest island in Thailand after Phuket and Koh Samui. The terrain of Koh Chang consists of high mountains and complex cliffs. The highest point on the island is Khao Sarakbi Peak, which is 744 meters above sea level. This is home to jungle-covered mountains and many waterfalls. Including the famous Klongpuru Waterfall (Figure 8) and Bimayom Waterfall. More than 100 years ago, King Rama IV and King Rama V visited Bhimayom several times. Koh Chang is a national park, and the national park is Koh Chang. The beautiful scenery of Koh Chang is everywhere, and there is almost no need to look for it deliberately. This set of pictures was taken at the central pier on the east coast of Koh Chang. Even though it's just a pier, you can still see the stunning sunset view. And this was just taken by the iPhone 8Plus. #OverseasTravel #IslandHoliday #Seaview #Thailand #ThailandTravel #ThailandGoodPlaces #ThailandTravelStrategy #NationalPark #Dusk #Sunset #centerpointferrypier