Phang Nga Bay Half-day Tour Introduction Photos of Phang Nga Bay, Thailand

1. Scenery pictures of Phang Nga Bay, Thailand

Turtle Island, Koh Phangan and Koh Lanta were awarded the Best Islands in Asia in 2014.

1. Turtle Island is the base camp for diving teaching in Thailand and even Southeast Asia. It has excellent seawater visibility, lush and beautiful corals, rich marine life and excellent diving environment. It is a famous diving and snorkeling resort in Thailand.

2. Phangan Island is an island in the Gulf of Siam in southeastern Thailand. It is world-famous for its full moon parties and is a tourist attraction for many self-guided travelers. Phangan Island has two sister islands: Koh Samui in the south and Koh Kuay in the north.

3. Koh Lanta is the southernmost island in Krabi. The main islands are divided into Koh Lanta and Koh Lanta. There are also many beautiful islands surrounding the coral reef. Located in the deep sea, there is not much tourism development here, so the sea water and beaches here remain the same.

2. Phang Nga’s location on the map of Thailand

Thailand’s mineral resources are divided into three categories, namely fuel minerals, metallic minerals and non-metallic minerals. Fuels include natural gas, petroleum, coal and oil shale. Metals include tin, tungsten, antimony, lead, manganese, iron, zinc, copper, molybdenum, nickel, chromium, uranium and thorium.

Non-metallic minerals include fluorite, barite, gypsum, rock salt, miscellaneous salt (carnallite), phosphate, kaolin, graphite, asbestos, limestone and marble. Since the 1980s, Thailand has discovered natural gas and oil in the Gulf of Thailand and inland. According to private bank estimates, Thailand's maximum natural gas reserves are 546.5 billion cubic meters, and its maximum oil (including natural gas condensate) reserves are 164 million tons. Among the 15 gas and oil fields that have been discovered, the total natural gas reserves are 365.95 billion cubic meters and the total oil reserves (including natural gas condensate) are 25.59 million tons. Thailand's coal is mainly lignite and bituminous coal, with total reserves of more than 1.5 billion tons, of which 860 million tons have been proven and may be 680 million tons. About 80% of the coal resources are distributed in Chiang Mai, Nam Ben, Tai Phu, Phrae and Chengyi in the north, and the rest are distributed in Surat Thani, Dongli and Krabi in the south and Krat and Krasin in the northeast.

Tin is Thailand's most important mineral, with reserves of 1.5 million tons, ranking first in the world. Tin mines are mainly distributed in Pengchun, Lalang, Panya, Phuket, Suratthani, Lokhon, Dongli, Songkhla, Yala and Pattani Province in the south. The tin ore in Thailand is tin dioxide ore, mostly black and brown ore, and the rest is red and yellow ore. Most tin ores occur with ilmenite, zircon, monazite, tungsten and columbite.

Tungsten is the most important mineral product after tin. It is mainly distributed in Chiang Rai, Chiang Mai, Koh Phung Son, Phrae, Tat, Lampang, Kanchanaburi, southern Luo Kun, Prachuap Khiri Khan, Prachuap Tin mineral producing areas such as Kyrgyzstan mainly include scheelite and ferromanganese, as well as wolframite and ferromanganite, which are produced in igneous rocks and granite in the western mountainous areas from north to south.

Antimony deposits are distributed in Namben, Lampung, Pa, Surat Thani, Ugo, Dongli, Chantha and Kanchanaburi, mainly including stibnite and stibnite. Almost every government has iron ore, with proven reserves of 46.73 million tons, including hematite, magnetite and limonite. Galena reserves are small.

Zinc mines are mainly distributed in the three provinces of Da, Bei and Li. There are four types of zinc deposits: sphalerite, smithsonite, hemimorphite and sphalerite.

Copper mines are mainly distributed in the four regions of Karamay, Chengyi, Li and Jingxing, including chalcopyrite, azurite, malachite and chalcopyrite. There are many types of manganese ore, mainly including pyrolusite, pyrolusite, rhodochrosite, pyrolusite, cryptomanganite and pyrolusite.

It is distributed in Nanben, Narathiwat, Rayong, Li, and Lampang.

Other metal deposits are distributed in Uli and Ba Township in Chamtha, with molybdenum, tungsten, calcium and nickel deposits, chromite deposits in Chengyi, Surat Thani and Uthai Thani provinces. There are uranium deposits, and there are thorium deposits in Prachuap Khiri Khan, Lalang and Phuket provinces. Thailand is an important fluorspar producer in the world, with fluorite reserves of approximately 11.5 million tons and barite reserves of 35.53 million tons. Gypsum is produced in Phuket, Nakhon Wong Su, Lampang, Krat, Chengyi and Surat Thani.

Salt is distributed in the northeastern provinces of Chayephon, Clay, Mahasarakam, Uwen, and Wulong, with reserves of 2.9 billion tons; potassium carbonate is between the rock salt layers in the above-mentioned production areas. The reserves in Gui Province alone are 240 million tons. Other non-metallic minerals are found in the following places: Phosphates are found in Uli, Bashu and Lampang provinces. Lampang, Chengyi, Lalang and other governments all have Gao Cen soil. He has graphite in Wuli, Chiang Mai and Bashu. Cheng Yifu had asbestos and talc. There are limestones in Sharafd, and. There are marble reliefs in Tai Su, Shu La Wu Li and Nakhon Wang Sa. Feldspar is found in Wu Li, Chiang Mai, Ye Peng Songfu and Kanchanaburi, and dolomite is found in Chon Buri Province. In addition, there are pyrophyllite and calcite. There are ruby, sapphire, emerald, topaz spinel, tourmaline, zircon, seasonal, jade, etc. Among them rubies and sapphires are the most famous. The main producing areas are Chanta Uli, Dara, Hisaju, Beibi and Pav, accounting for about 70% of the national output of Ta Ulifu gemstones. The total forest area is 14.4 million hectares, with a coverage rate of 25%. There are 982 species of wild birds recorded in Thailand. Among them, 3 species are endemic, 1 species was introduced by humans, and 45 species are rare or rare species. According to a 1991 estimate, there are 159 bird species in Thailand; there are 23 species of migratory birds that are threatened or vulnerable, mainly from deforestation, illegal logging, poaching and habitat degradation.

3. Where is Phang Nga Bay in Thailand?

Krabi Island.

Krabi Island in Thailand is a paradise-like tropical peninsula with more than 30 outlying islands scattered around, dotting the sea like pearls. Here, the white and soft sand, warm and clear water, palm trees swaying in the wind, endless waterfalls, and wild animals shuttle everywhere are poetic and beautiful. It is known as a pearl on the Andaman Sea and the most beautiful place on the Andaman coast. As early as 2011, it was recommended as the best by the Tourism Authority of Thailand.

In addition to beautiful natural scenery and beach sea views, Krabi Island is comparable to the Maldives, Sri Lanka, and Fiji. It also has waterfalls and palm trees swaying in the wind. The most beautiful places in Krabi Island include pp Island, Paradise Bay, Cuizhu Island, Moon Bay, Coral Island, etc. Especially when going to Krabi, you must go to Phi Phi Island, which is known as the Shangri-La of Thailand. The best time to travel is from November to April of the following year.

4. Introduction to Phang Nga Bay, Phuket Island, Thailand

Phang Nga (Phang-Nga) is located 75 kilometers northeast of Phuket Island. It belongs to Phang Nga and is close to Phuket in southern Thailand. island. It is the most beautiful place in Phuket and its surrounding areas. Known as Little Guilin, Thailand has many large and small islands, rugged rocks and various scenery, which can be called a wonder of the world. Among them, the caves at James Bond Island, Nail Island and Middle Deer Island are famous for their natural wonders. Especially James Bond Island. Because the 007 series of movies were filmed here, everyone no longer pays attention to this island. Its real name is Tapu Islam, but it is called 007 Island, or James Bond Island. Here, everyone will pay special attention to the small cabbage stone, a strange stone that is said to disappear soon. The sparkling, pale green water of Panya Bay is dotted with limestone peaks and rocks, some hundreds of meters above the water. Many of the rocky islands look like humps, while others look like turnips grown upside down. Pan Asia Bay, PP Island, Huangdi Island, and Blue Diamond Island are actually some projects with the group and you can participate in them. They developed it earlier and have more people. Snorkeling at the Great Barrier Reef, Cuizhu Island, and Aolin Island is generally an self-funded project. It’s less crowded but beautiful, so you must go. Pan Asia Bay is for kayaking; PPP Island is a big island with a big town and many shops opened by foreigners. Emperor Island and Blue Diamond Island are pure sea islands, such as banana boats, snorkeling, and diving. Island 07 is to see Cabbage Rock. Snorkeling in the Great Barrier Reef is a must, the most beautiful activity, the most beautiful corals, and the most beautiful fish. Aolin Island and Cuizhu Island are pure beach style, not over-developed, and very beautiful.

5. High-definition pictures of Phang Nga Bay scenery in Thailand

The Grand Palace of Thailand: This tourist attraction is located in Bangkok, Thailand. The Grand Palace, also known as the Forbidden City, covers a vast area and is huge in scale. It is a spectacular ancient building complex in Thailand and one of the must-see attractions for tourists traveling to Thailand.

Phuket Island: This is the largest island in Thailand. It has a high reputation all over the world because Phuket Island has a good ecological environment and is a good place for leisure and vacation. Sun, sandy beaches and a variety of seafood make Phuket a holiday paradise and very popular among tourists.

Pattaya: Like Phuket, Pattaya is also a very suitable place for vacation. The scenic spot includes Oriental Hawaii. According to incomplete statistics, Pattaya receives more than one million tourists every year and is one of the main pillars of Thailand's tourism economy.

Bangkok: You can travel to Thailand and don’t miss Bangkok. This city is arguably the most famous city in Thailand. It not only has a strong flavor of ancient history, but also has a modern style. The ancient buildings and modern buildings in the city are cleverly combined, which is very ornamental and a good place to take photos and check in.

Chiang Rai: This attraction is the northernmost city in Thailand. In addition to its beautiful natural scenery, this place is also a very suitable attraction for adventurers. There are many hill tribes in Chiang Rai. If tourists like challenges, they can be the first choice.