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Partial IARU R3 Directors’ meeting special occasionally at NBTC,BANGKOK, Thailand

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Ban Phe Area

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From Mae Rumphueng, the next developed area is around ten minutes’ drive to the east, where you’ll find the small town of Ban Phe. This is the jumping off point for ferries to Koh Samet,

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Laem Mae Phim Beach

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The next developed beach is Laem Mae Phim Beach, which is around 45km from Rayong town. This beach is very popular with locals on the weekends, so it’s best to stay in a resort with

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Ko Thalu

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This privately owned island sits a 30 min boat ride away off the coast of the increasingly popular town of Bangsaphan which is a 2-3 hour journey by car, bus or train, south of Hua

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Mae Rumphueng Beach

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The first major beach is Mae Rumphueng, which is just 11km east of Rayong town, stretching for 12km along the coast. The length of it means that even when busy, it’s still possible to find

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Haad Saeng Chan

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Rimming the south coast of a long and narrow island that’s squeezed between the Rayong River and the Gulf of Thailand, Haad Saeng Chan is the most easily reached mainland beach from Rayong town. Though

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Phayun Beach

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Phayun Beach is not the busiest of beaches. This is one great thing in its favour for those seeking a bit of peace and quiet away from work. Phayun Beach is not the busiest of

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Nam Rin Beach

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Nam Rin Beach is a peaceful small golden sand strip of relaxation by the sea. Not too much in the way of excitement and a good stroll takes you from one end to the other

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Wat Tham Khao Prathun

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Another beautiful and precious tourist attraction in Rayong Until becoming well-known among both Thai and foreigners Located in Khao Noi Subdistrict Khao Chamao District By this temple is a monastery Which is a place of

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Phra Chedi Klang Nam

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Phra Chedi Klang Nam is a chedi in Rayong Province. Phra Chedi Klang Nam was built approximately 2 kilometers away from Rayong city and it is located in the middle of the mouth of the Rayong River. Tourists can travel

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