Deer Viewing Bridge
The Deer Viewing Bridge is in Bang Luek Subdistrict near the Nong Yai Royal Initiative Project, also known as the Chumphon Monkey Cheek Project. The suspension bridge runs from the project side to the edge of the forest.
Places to Visit in Chumphon
This page lists 39 place records whose province name matches Chumphon in the website’s saved dataset. The source is TAT Data API; listings display their recorded source dates, which may not reflect current conditions. Search or choose another province to browse.
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Ko Ran Pet - Ko Ran Kai
Ko Ran Pet and Ko Ran Kai are known as a shallow-water diving spot where visitors can scuba dive or snorkel.
Krom Luang Chumphon Khet Udomsak Shrine
The shrine is a significant historical and cultural site on a hill at the northern end of Sai Ri Beach in Sai Ri Subdistrict. It honors Admiral Prince Krom Luang Chumphon Khet Udomsak, affectionately known as “Sadet Tia” and revered as the Father of the Thai Navy. The source also notes that he studied traditional medicine, was proficient in treating illnesses, and provided care free of charge under the name “Mo Phon” or “Doctor Phon.”
Arunothai Beach
From Phetkasem Road, turn left onto Highway 4096 and continue for 6 kilometres. Arunothai is a quiet beach where visitors can still see the way of life of local fishers.
Tham Thong Beach
Tham Thong Beach is in Pak Khlong Subdistrict, Pathio District. The peaceful sandy beach stretches for more than 5 kilometers.
Pho Ta Hin Chang Shrine
Located in Moo 2, Salui Subdistrict, beside Phet Kasem Road at the foot of a hill near kilometer 453, the shrine houses a sacred elephant-shaped rock revered by travelers. Nearby stalls sell a variety of fruit and souvenirs.
Wat Thum Kwan Meung
The relic stupa stands on top of a hill, reached by about 200 steps. From there, visitors can also view the town of Sawi.
Paknam Langsuan Subdistrict
A road runs along the beach from Paknam Langsuan Market to Bang Nam Chuet Subdistrict. Resorts and seafood restaurants are scattered along the shore. Paknam Langsuan is known for tasty, reasonably priced seafood.
Chaofasalaloi Temple
Wat Chaofasalaloi is beside the Chumphon–Ao Thung Wua Laen road. Turn left before the irrigation entrance; the temple is 6 kilometers away. It is an old temple revered by Chumphon residents. Local accounts say Luang Pu Song was known for sacred speech and that his body did not decay after his death.
Suan Nai Dum
The orchard is a convenient highway stop for a break on a long drive. A restaurant, coffee shop and souvenir shop sit in a lush green setting. The orchard is also known for its distinctive toilet.
Khao Chao Mueang
From Sai Ri Beach, follow the paved road along the coast for approximately 1 km to Khao Chao Mueang.
Khao Phang Forest Park
The forest park is near the boundary between Mueang and Tha Sae districts. From Chumphon town, follow the Chumphon–Tha Sae route (Highway 4) to kilometre 493. The park is shaded by many kinds of trees.
Plasuanmontip Forest Park
Plasuanmontip Forest Park is surrounded by limestone hills and landscaped as a garden with flowering plants. A large pond at the front is home to koi and other ornamental fish. Visitors can rest in pavilions and feed the fish.
Wat Tham Khao Phlu
Wat Tham Khao Phlu has a long history. In the past, Luang Pu Chit was a highly respected monk among residents of Pathio District and Chumphon Province. A nearby hill is also home to spectacled langurs and serves as a conservation area for them.
The Princess Mother Memorial Park 100
The park is in Village No. 8, Tha Mapla Subdistrict, about 65 kilometers from Chumphon town. Turn right at the Lang Suan District intersection.
Ao Bo Mao Bay
Ao Bo Mao is a broad bay with a long beach, pine trees along the shore, and a fishing community. Visitors can rent a boat from the bay to Ko Khai, about 4 kilometers from Bo Mao Beach.
Tawan Chai Beach
Tawan Chai Beach is broad and stretches alongside a line of coconut trees. It is suited to relaxing and observing the way of life of local fishers. 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.
Phato Rafting
The district motto is: “A land of green mountains; enjoy rafting and mist, see beautiful waterfalls, and discover renowned fruits.” The source says it reflects the district’s diversity, abundance and fresh air.
Namtok Heo Lom (Heo Lom Waterfall)
The waterfall is at Ban Bok Fai, Village No. 3, Pak Song Subdistrict, within Khuan Mae Yai Mon Wildlife Sanctuary. It falls from an 80-metre cliff and is surrounded by rich tropical rainforest.
Phitak Island
Phitak Island is in Bang Nam Chuet Subdistrict. This small island has scenic rocky outcrops and fishing villages around its shores, with a small beach on the eastern side. Visitors can travel by fishing boat from the mouth of the Thako River.
Ko Mattra
Experience the wonders of Chumphon Sea at Ko Mattra.
Sai Ri Sawi Beach
This scenic beach is in Village No. 8, Tha Hin Subdistrict, Sawi District. The broad shoreline runs alongside a long line of coconut palms and is suited to relaxing, taking a scenic drive and seeing the simple daily life of the local fishing community.
Laem Son Temple
The temple is in Pak Nam Subdistrict, on the Pak Nam Lang Suan coast. It has a large outdoor Buddha image named Phra Phuttha Phon Chai Mongkhon Muni, built in B.E. 2546. The image contains Buddha relics.
Chumphon National Museum
Chumphon National Museum is in the province’s new government complex. From Phetkasem Road, turn left before Pathomphon Intersection at about kilometre 484.
Kapo Waterfall Forest Park
Kapo Waterfall Forest Park is in Ban Yai Thai, Hong Charoen Subdistrict, about 13 kilometers from Tha Sae District via Phetkasem Highway. The park covers about 7,010 rai and has a shady forest-park setting. A small waterfall here flows year-round, making the area suitable for relaxation.
Wat Praderm
Local archaeologists believe the temple grounds once formed part of the old town of Chumphon. A stone pillar found there was first thought to be a city pillar, but was later identified as a weathered sandstone Buddha image known locally as Phra Khoi.
Tham Khao Plu Hot Spring
At the foot of the hill are three hot-spring pools surrounded by dense forest. Hot water rises from the ground at each pool, producing broad areas of white steam. The water is moderately warm and can be used to wash the face and wipe the body.
Khao Kriap Cave
Khao Kriap is a well-known cave reached by a staircase of 370 steps. The cave contains striking stalactites and stalagmites; a monastic center is at the foot of the hill.
Kaeo Praserd Temple
Highlights at Kaeo Praserd Temple include a 9-headed Naga statue standing 9.99 meters tall and a Bodhisattva Guanyin of the South Sea, also 9.99 meters tall.
Kho Khao Beach
Kho Khao Beach is a quiet beach in Na Phaya Subdistrict, Lang Suan District. A shrine to Prince of Chumphon stands on a model warship. Wat Kho Khao houses a statue of Guanyin, the Bodhisattva of Compassion.
Ko Ngam Noi
Ko Ngam Noi is a Chumphon marine attraction where visitors can see the beauty of its colorful coral reefs.
Hat Sai Ri
This scenic, popular beach is about 20 kilometres from Chumphon via Highways 4119 and 4098.
Khao Din Sor Viewpoint
The available source does not yet provide enough verified history for Khao Din Sor Viewpoint. Community members or site managers can add information with references.
Ko Maphrao
Ko Maphrao lies about 1 kilometer from Sairee Beach. This small island has a scenic landscape and a fine white-sand beach about 50 meters long. A well-preserved coral reef lies off its western side. The island is under concession for swiftlet nest harvesting.
Nong Yai Royal Initiative Project (Chumphon Kaem Ling)
Located in Ban Khao Raet, Bang Luek Subdistrict, the project developed the Nong Yai water resource as a natural kaem ling retention area to store water for agriculture and help prevent flooding in Chumphon Province.
Pharadonphap Beach
The beach is about 12 km from Chumphon town via Highways 4119 and 4098. It runs parallel to a road lined with coconut trees, and the area has restaurants and a fishing village.
Khao Chedi Temple
Khao Chedi Temple is 500 metres from Pathio District Office, beside Highway 4. A large golden standing Buddha is visible from a distance on the hilltop, and an old Ayutthaya-period chedi stands within the temple grounds.
Wat Thep Charoen (Tham Rap Ro Cave)
Wat Thep Charoen was declared a national ancient monument in B.E. 2479 (1936). The temple is at the foot of Rap Ro Hill, where the ancient city of Uthumphon stood; the source describes it as a port guarding a crossing of the Malay Peninsula.
Khlong Phrao Waterfall
Khlong Phrao is a large waterfall in the forest with five tiers and water flowing year-round. The third tier has the highest plunge, reaching 36 metres. The park office has no accommodation, restaurant or other facilities; only a camping area is available.