Tak Bai, the southernmost part of Siam, beautiful sea on the Gulf of Thailand coast

"Tak Bai, the southernmost of Siam, beautiful sea on the Gulf of Thailand" Today, we will take everyone to visit the southern border town, Tak Bai District, Narathiwat Province. The district's motto is "Koh Yao Beach, a food and beverage hub, the legendary source of Khok It, a market close to the border. Wat Phithak Phaen Din, the land of the farthest reaches of Siam, where three rivers meet." According to the motto, this is an international border trade town. In addition to being a city with international trade, there are also places to visit such as Koh Yao. The highlight of Koh Yao, in addition to the beautiful beach, is the Thai flagpole, which stands tall on Koh Yao. If you come to Koh Yao and don't take a photo to check in with the Thai flagpole, it's considered that you haven't arrived, not to mention Tak Bai. To travel to Koh Yao, you have to walk across the "Saphan Khoi Roi Pee" or ride a motorcycle. Cars cannot cross over. Saphan Khoi Roi Pee is another check-in point. Another place that you must not miss is Wat Chontharasinghe or Wat Phithak Phaen Din Thai, which is called Wat Phithak Phaen Thai because of the separation of territories between Siam and Malaya during the reign of King Rama V. The Siamese side raised Buddhism and this temple as a community of Buddhists, so Thailand did not lose this land to the Malaya. The famous food is "Tak Bai Salted Fish", known as the "King of Salted Fish". When you come to Tak Bai, you can try it or buy it as a souvenir. But the price is a bit high. #Narathiwat Sea Trip #Holiday