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# Ocean Shores

Ocean Shores is a city in the Olympic Peninsula region of Washington state, between Grays Harbor and the Pacific Ocean. The ocean shores are spectacular with a first-class resorts that offer the finest family vacation lodging anywhere on the Washington coast.

## Understand

The weather in Ocean Shores is affected by the cold Pacific Ocean. Although it may be the middle of July and cloudless in the rest of the state, within 10 miles of the ocean, fog, wind, and mist will loom. With this in mind, don't come expecting to "catch some rays".
On a trivial note, crooner musician Pat Boone was an early investor when the town development began in 1967.

## Get in

* 46.99913-124.14451 Ocean Shores Municipal Airport (FAA LID: W04), 498 Duck Lake Dr NE, ☏ +1 360-289-5949. Only for tsunami evacuation/general aviation. (updated Jan 2025)

## See

* Ocean City State Park. 170 acres of beach, dunes and shoreline pine. Clamming, surfing, kite flying and beachcombing are popular activities. Check out the interpretive center and amphitheater.

## Do

* Fishing. Charter a captain to skipper the boat while you fish for halibut, salmon, and tuna with a number of different charter services.
* Watersports. Explore Washington's waterways in a canoe, kayak, sailboat, and even cruises
* Biking. There is a selection of biking trails from the casual to the challenging.
* 46.99839-124.157911 Ocean Shores Golf Course, 500 Canal Dr NE. (updated Jan 2025)
* The Weatherwax. A pristine 121 acres of land and lake known as the Weatherwax property was purchased by the city of Ocean Shores in July 1999. The Weatherwax provides primitive trails where you can enjoy the a beautiful peaceful area.
* 47.04326-124.171062 Quinault Beach Resort and Casino, 78 WA-115. Las Vegas style action and a unique opportunity for reflection in one place.

## Eat

* Sunday Morning Brunch at Quinault Resort Casino. Su. Made to order omelets, waffles, carved ham and roast, large peel and eat shrimp. (updated Jan 2025)

## Go next

* Olympic National Park — home to glacier capped mountains atop temperate rainforests and ancient forests. This is a truly magical place where the uniqueness of the alpine landscape seamlessly joins the vastness of the sea.
* Cape Disappointment State Park near Ilwaco — play on the beach, explore the lighthouses or hike the trails where the Lewis and Clark Expedition reached the Pacific in 1805.
# Tsuchiura

Tsuchiura (土浦) is a city located in the southern part of Ibaraki Prefecture. Tsuchiura faces Lake Kasumigaura, the second largest lake in Japan.

## Understand
### Tourist office

* Tsuchiura Tourist Information Center, 1-30 Ariakecho (At Tsuchiura station.), ☏ +81 29-821-4166. Weekday 10:00-18:00, Holiday 9:00-18:00.

### Tourist Information Site

The local tourist association has a bilingual guide site.

## Get in
### By train

Tsuchiura is on the JR Joban Line, which starts at Ueno station in Tokyo.

## Go next

* Tsukuba
* Kasumigaura
* Ushiku
* Ami
* Ishioka
* Ryugasaki
* Mito
* Kasama
* Omitama
# Okuwa

Okuwa (大桑村 Ōkuwa-mura) is in Nagano, Japan.

## Get in

Okuwa is served by three stations on the JR Chuo Line, Nojiri Station, Okuwa Station, and Suhara Station.

## See

* 35.681563137.6082621 Atera Valley (阿寺渓谷). A 15-km scenic valley that is known for its emerald green waters. (updated Jan 2025)
* 35.690794137.6789262 Iwade Kannon (岩出観音). An Edo Period temple built into the cliffside (updated Jan 2025)
* 35.67248137.6368373 Nojiri-juku (野尻宿). A station along the Old Nakasendo Road, it was the second longest in the Kiso Valley after Narai-juku. Some buildings have been preserved but much of the old post town no longer exists. It is known today for the 7 hairpin curves in the road that were used as a defense against attacks. (updated Jan 2025)
* 35.69472137.6888664 Joshoji (定勝寺). 08:30-17:00. The oldest of Kiso's three holiest temples, the current temple dates back to 1600 after being moved here from the previous post town which was abandoned and moved after constant flooding. It has a nice zen garden and houses the "Josho Daruma" made of Kiso cypress. ¥300. (updated Jan 2025)
* 35.69506137.6879275 Suhara-juku (須原宿). The 39th station of the Nakasendo Road, it is known for the "water boats", carved-out boat-shaped logs on the sides of the streets that hold water for the villagers to use. (updated Jan 2025)

## Eat

* Kitchen Kuranbo (キッチンくらんぼ). A restaurant with a variety of dishes such as pizza, omelettes, and Shinshu salmon. (updated Jan 2025)
* 35.661877137.620321 Inaho (いなほ). A local soba restaurant outside of Atera Forest Spa Kiso. (updated Jan 2025)

## Sleep

* 35.695291137.689361 Minshuku Suhara (民宿すはら) (a 5-min walk from Suhara Station). Check-in: 15:00, check-out: 10:00. An inn in the Suhara Post Town in one of the preserved historic buildings. ¥6000 per night. (updated Jan 2025)
* 35.668994137.6319232 Miwa House (みわハウス). Check-in: 15:00, check-out: 10:00. An inn in the Nojiri Post Town in a historic building that was refurbished on the inside to be semi-modern for visitor convenience. ¥8000. (updated Jan 2025)

## Go next

* Agematsu
* Kiso
* Shiojiri
* Otaki
* Nagiso
* Komagane
* Iida
* Nakatsugawa
* Seinaiji
# Old towns of South America

Old towns of South America outlines a list of notable old towns in South America.

## List
### Bolivia

* Potosí
* Sucre

### Brazil

* Corumbá de Goiás
* Diamantina
* Goiás city
* Lençóis
* Mariana
* Natal
* Ouro Preto
* Olinda
* Paraty
* Pirenópolis
* Recife
* Salvador
* São Cristóvão
* São Luís
* Tiradentes

### Chile

* Humberstone
* Valparaíso

### Colombia

* Bogotá/La Candelaria
* Barichara
* Cartagena
* Jardín
* Popayan
* Santa Cruz de Mompox
* Santa Fe de Antioquia
* Santa Marta
* Tunja
* Villa de Leyva
* Zipaquirá

### Ecuador

* Cuenca
* Quito

### Peru

* Arequipa
* Ayacucho
* Cajamarca
* Cuzco
* Lima/Central
* Ollantaytambo
* Trujillo

### Uruguay

* Colonia
* Montevideo

### Venezuela

* Coro
* Ciudad Bolívar
* Cumaná

## See also

* Old towns of North America
* South American history
# Gosport

Gosport is a town in Hampshire, a short water ride away from Portsmouth. Although not a traditional destination, it does have some attractions if you are interested in maritime history.

## Understand

* Local council website

## Get in
### By road

Leave the M27 at Junction 11 and follow the A32. At rush hour, and sometimes at weekends, this is a busy road with long delays.

### By ferry

The Gosport ferry across the harbour mouth is the most convenient way to get to Gosport from Portsmouth. An adult ticket costs £4.80 return, £3.00 for children or pensioners. A supplement is payable for bikes and e-scooters. Combination tickets are also available giving unlimited bus travel for a day in Hampshire. The website has details of ferry schedules and ticket pricing.

## See

* 50.8075-1.12611 Explosion - Museum of Naval Firepower, Heritage Way, Priddy's Hard, PO12 4LE. Award winning museum of naval gunfire. Shuttle bus in summer from Gosport ferry or a 15-minute walk. Adult £10.
* 50.788-1.11952 Royal Navy Submarine Museum, Haslar Jetty Rd, PO12 2AS (10 min walk from the ferry). Collection includes the World War II-era HMS Alliance and HMS Holland 1, the Royal Navy's first submarine. There are also a couple of midget submarines and a large collection of smaller items. Adult £12.50 (10% discount online).
* 50.8149-1.15483 Fort Brockhurst. May to Sep: 2nd Sa of month: 11AM-3PM. A Palmerston Fort built between 1858 and 1862. The outside of the fort can readily be seen, but the inside is only open on five Saturdays. Fort Rowner is a similar fort nearby, but it is inside a naval base and is rarely open. (updated Apr 2020)

## Drink

* 50.7955-1.118141 The Castle Tavern, Castle Row, Mumby Rd, PO12 1AD, ☏ +44 2392 583 991. (updated Jul 2021)
* 50.78268-1.133512 The Fighting Cocks, 78 Clayhall Rd, PO12 2AJ (Alverstoke), ☏ +44 2392 529 885. Wadworth (updated Jul 2021)
* 50.79417-1.131773 The Four-Ale Taproom, 45 Stoke Rd, PO12 1LS, ☏ +44 2392 584 455. Craft beer bar, no music. (updated Jul 2021)
* 50.79439-1.120644 The George & Dragon, 70 South St, Gosport PO12 1ES, ☏ +44 2392 513 920. (updated Jul 2021)

## Sleep

Alternatively there is accommodation in neighbouring Portsmouth.
* 50.8159-1.15961 Premier Inn, Fareham Road, PO13 0ZX. (updated Apr 2020)

## Nearby
### Rowner

50.79963-1.173444 Living History Village of Little Woodham, Grange Farm House, Little Woodham Lane, PO13 8AB, ☏ +44 2380 644 691. 17th-century village on ancient woodland in Rowner (on the Gosport peninsula). Gosport Living History Society villagers dress in costume to talk about Charles I, the impending war between the King and Parliament, their village life and day-to-day existence as if it were the summer of 1642. (updated Jul 2021)

## Go next

Portsmouth, with its naval dockyard, D-Day museum and other attractions, lies across the harbour. There is a shingle beach with views of the Isle of Wight near Gosport at Alverstoke, and another at Lee-on-Solent.
# Eynsford

Eynsford is a village of 1,800 people (2011) in Kent.

## Understand

In the centre of the village is a ford over the river, with a picturesque hump-back bridge alongside. There are many old buildings including the 16th-century Plough Inn and the Old Mill. The church is dedicated to St Martin.

## Get in
### By train

51.3630.2041 Eynsford station. Served by Thameslink trains from London Blackfriars to Sevenoaks. (updated Jan 2023)

### By car
## See

* 51.370390.213431 Eynsford Castle, High Street, DA4 0AA, ☏ +44 3703 331 181. Always Open. An early Norman castle which was abandoned in 1312. (updated Jan 2023)
* 51.36740.2115562 Church of Saint Martin of Tours. services some Sundays at 9:30AM. Norman church. (updated Jan 2023)
* 51.370230.192993 Eagle Heights Wildlife Foundation, Lullingstone Ln, Eynsford, Dartford DA4 0JB, ☏ +44 1322 866577, office@eagleheights.co.uk. F-M 11AM-4PM (closed Tu W Th). Flying displays of Raptors and Owls Adults £12.95, children £8.95. (updated Jan 2023)
* 51.34860.19244 Lavender Farm (South of Eynsford on the A225 look right). to see the purple fields in June and July (updated Jan 2023)
* 51.35790.196395 Lullingstone Castle, DA4 0JA, ☏ +44 1322 862114, info@lullingstonecastle.co.uk. Manor house and gate house overlooking a lake and world garden (updated Jan 2023)
* 51.364010.196426 Lullingstone Roman Villa, Lullingstone Lane, DA4 0JA (8 miles north of Sevenoaks), ☏ +44 1322 863467. Adults £9, children £5,40, concessions £8.10.

## Buy

* 51.350890.189541 Castle Farm, Redmans Ln, TN14 7UB, ☏ +44 1959 523219, hello@castlefarmkent.co.uk. T-Sa 9AM-5PM (closed M). sells lavender and hop products made from the surrounding colourful fields (updated Jan 2023)

## Drink

* 51.369060.214031 Five Bells, ☏ +44 1322 863135. (updated Jan 2023)
* 51.367250.210612 The Malt Shovel, Station Rd, DA4 0ER, ☏ +44 1322 862164. (updated Jan 2023)
* 51.368460.209813 Plough Inn, Kent, 24 Riverside, Eynsford, Dartford DA4 0AE, ☏ +44 1322 862281. (updated Jan 2023)

## Sleep

* 51.3690.215091 Castle Hotel, High Street, DA4 0AB. 7 bedroom boutique hotel, with restaurant (mains around £20) and bar. from £130 including breakfast. (updated Jan 2023)
# Lydford

Lydford is a village in Dartmoor, the English county of Devon. The village sits within Dartmoor National Park.

## Understand

Lydford was a Saxon town protected in the 13th century by a castle tower. It is known for the 1.5 mi (2.4 km) wooded gorge cut by the River Lyd through slate.

## Get in

Follow the A386 between A30 and Tavistock turning west opposite the Dartmoor Inn.

## See

* 50.64359-4.109481 Lydford Castle, School Road, EX20 4BH (Next to St Petroc's Church). free. (updated Dec 2020)

## Do

* Walk down into 50.63174-4.12111 Lydford Gorge, EX20 4BH. the deepest river gorge in south west England with the 30 m (98 ft) White Lady Waterfall. (updated Dec 2020)
Walk up these tors on the other side of the A386 north of the Army Rifle Ranges:
* 50.65747-4.065032 Arms Tor, EX20 4HF. 457 m (1,499 ft) high (updated Dec 2020)
* 50.65143-4.067273 Brat Tor, EX20 4AZ. 452 m (1,483 ft) high with Widgery Cross. (updated Dec 2020)

## Eat

The Castle Inn serves food all day.

## Drink

* 50.64369-4.108981 The Castle Inn, School Road, EX20 4BH, ☏ +44 1822 820242, hello@castleinnlydford.co.uk. (updated Dec 2020)
* 50.64783-4.090922 The Dartmoor Inn (On the A386), ☏ +44 1822 820221, info@dartmoorinn.com. (updated Dec 2020)
* 50.62932-4.120513 Lydford Gorge Tea Room (Waterfall Tea Room), EX20 4BL. 11AM-5PM. Just the place for a tea or coffee and snack before or after walking to the White Lady Waterfall. (updated Dec 2020)

## Sleep

* 50.68081-4.084471 Bearslake Inn, Lake, Sourton, Okehampton, EX20 4HQ, ☏ +44 1837 861334. Check-out: 10AM. Thatched Grade 11 listed Inn (updated Dec 2020)

## Cope

* 50.64349-4.108551 Public Toilet, School Road, EX20 4BH (In the car park opposite Castle Inn). Open May-Oct. free. (updated Dec 2020)
* 50.62937-4.120982 National Trust Toilet, School Road, EX20 4BH (In the end of the car park adjacent to Lydford Gorge Tea Room). Open when the National Trust Cafe is. donation requested. (updated Dec 2020)

## Care

* 50.63-4.08943 Willsworthy Range (is east of the A386), ☏ +44 1837 657210. used by the British Army for training. When Red flags are flown [by day] or Red lights [by night] do not enter this area as live firing will be taking place. (updated Dec 2020)

## Go next

* Tavistock 8.3 mi (13.4 km) to the south following the A386 with superb views.
# Echuca-Moama

Echuca-Moama$^{[deadlink]}$ is a twin city on the border between the Riverina region of New South Wales and Victoria. Echuca is the larger half of the town and is on the southern, Victorian, side of the Murray River, while Moama is the smaller and is on the New South Wales side.

## Get in

Echuca-Moama is about 2.5 hours drive from Melbourne CBD. Trains and buses arrive at Echuca Railway Station about 5 times a weekday and about the same on weekends. Most services come from Bendigo Rail/Bus Station, but they also come from Shepparton as well. Coaches only take 2 hour 45 minutes from Melbourne as opposed to the train which detours through Bendigo.

## Get around

Apart from the occasional bus services, there is no other transportation around town. However, the town is relatively small and walking around is possible.

## See

* The Holden Motors museum. (updated Jun 2021)

## Do

Paint ball, watersports, riverboat cruises, The Great Aussie Beer Shed, eco tours, .

## Buy

There is a blacksmith and a wood turner selling hand made items, both based near Oscar W's.

## Eat

In addition to pub food, there are also a few restaurants:
* Nik's Greek restaurant.
* Oscar W's. Echuca's only 1 hat restaurant (rated by The Age)
* Ceres.
* The Star Hotel.
* The Black Pudding. a delicatessen serving brunch, lunch and selling much Australian produce

## Drink

There are a few pubs in the area
* Shamrock Irish Pub. Irish pub also serving parmagiana and trivia nights (Thursday)
* Speakeasy.
* The Palace Hotel.
* The Mill.
* The Star Hotel, 624 High St, Echuca, ☏ +61 3 5480 1181.
There is also 1 nightclub in the area
* OPT.
DJs and/or live bands frequent
* Shamrock Irish Pub.
* The Palace Hotel.
* The Star Bar.
on weekends until the early hours of the morning.

## Sleep

* Riverboat Lodge Motor Inn, 476-484 Hight St, Echuca, VIC, ☏ +61 3 5482 5777. Stay in the heart of Echuca! Riverboat boasts 19 comfortable suites with spas, queen size beds and r/c air conditioning. 2 bedroom family rooms and disabled suites are also available. (updated Oct 2015)

## Go next

* Echuca
* Moama
# Asian Russia

Asian Russia, also known as North Asia, is the Asian part of Russia. It is a vast and sparsely populated region stretching from the Arctic to the central Asian deserts. It is divided into three regions:
* The Urals — One of the wealthiest regions, known for producing many of the resources Russia needs today.
* Siberia — The largest area in Russia diverse in landscape and yearly temperatures with stunning lakes, world longest rivers, but swampy in most part in the center and north.
* Russian Far East — One of the coldest regions in Russia and indeed the Northern Hemisphere, home to the coldest city in the world, Yakutsk.
# Pakhal Lake

Pakhal Lake is a man-made lake in the Pakhal sanctuary in Telangana, a state in Southern India. The lake was excavated during the reign of Ganapati Deva. Set around the lake is the Pakhal Wildlife Sanctuary spread over an area of 900 sq km. The sanctuary is home to the tiger, leopard, panther and sambhar. A large number of migratory birds arrive in winter at the lake, making it the best season to visit the sanctuary.

## Get in

From Hyderabad by road is 130 km. You can reach Warangal by train then, there are direct buses available. Pakhal is 50 km from Warangal, but you can take a bus to Narsampet to which bus service is frequent.

## Get around

Narsampet to Pakhal auto services available. Pakhal Lake is 10 km from Narsampet town.

## See

There are no arrangements for a safari and you may be lucky to see any wild animals other than monkeys.

## Do

Nothing but relax....
Sit back, relax and watch the birds around, try to figure out what animal sound you are hearing and which direction the wind is flowing and water is getting push.

## Eat

There is a small shop selling some beverages and biscuits. The shop people also prepare non veg food as per order.

## Drink

Here you can find a toddy(kallu) called giraka thalla kallu.

## Sleep

There no arrangements to reside. You have to travel 40 km to Hanumakonda for lodging.
# Mille Lacs

Mille Lacs is an area in Northeastern Minnesota surrounding Mille Lacs Lake.

## Understand

The name Mille Lacs is French for "one thousand lakes". Mille Lacs Lake is the second-largest inland lake in Minnesota, covering 207 square miles.

## See

* 46.176725-93.7556571 Mille Lacs Indian Museum, 43411 Oodena Dr, Vineland, ☏ +1 320 532-3632. Memorial Day weekend-Labor Day: Tu-Sa 11AM-4PM; April-May and Sep-Oct: W-Sa 11AM-4PM. A museum covering the history of the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe. $8 adults, $7 seniors/students, $6 children 6-17, free for children 5 and under.
* 46.29409-93.8239022 Garrison Concourse Wayside Park, US Hwy 169 at Central St, Garrison. Scenic overlook on Mille Lacs Lake. There is a giant walleye sculpture in the middle of the park.
* 46.137855-93.472463 Mille Lacs Lake Historical Society Museum, 415 4th Ave S, Isle, ☏ +1 320 676-3945. May-Sep: F 10AM-7PM, Sa 10AM-4PM, Su 1PM-3PM. Small museum covering the farming, fur trading, logging, and railroad building that took place in the Mille Lacs area.

## Do

* 46.179845-93.7591071 Grand Casino Mille Lacs, 777 Grand Ave, Vineland, toll-free: +1-800-626-5825. Casino resort run by the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe. (updated Oct 2016)
* 46.20769-93.757332 Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe Traditional Powwow (Iskigamizigan Powwow), 1500 Shaw Bosh Kung Drive, Vineland, ☏ +1 320-532-7517. Friday-Saturday-Sunday of the 3rd weekend of August.

## Buy

* 46.298056-93.8252331 $^{[deadlink]}$ Tutt's Bait & Tackle, 27358 MN Hwy 18, Garrison, ☏ +1 320 692-4341. Open daily, hours vary by season. Large selection of bait and tackle, along with other fishing, hunting, and camping supplies.

## Eat

* 46.137841-93.4732091 Country Corner Cafe, 485 Main St W, Isle, ☏ +1 320 676-8547. Small country diner in Isle.
* 46.295949-93.8244952 $^{[deadlink]}$ Y Club, MN Hwy 18 and US Hwy 169, Garrison, ☏ +1 320 692-4445. M-Th 11AM-11PM, F-Sa 11AM-2AM, Su 9AM-11PM. Steaks, seafood, and sandwiches.

## Sleep

* 46.29138-93.8270891 Garrison Inn & Suites, 9243 US Hwy 169, Garrison, ☏ +1 320 692-4050, toll-free: +1-800-817-5408. Free wireless internet and continental breakfast. Heated indoor pool. $90+.
* 46.362633-93.6530632 $^{[deadlink]}$ Red Door Resort, 38421 MN Hwy 18, Wealthwood, ☏ +1 218 678-3686, toll-free: +1-866-444-2453. Resort on the north shore of Mille Lacs with eleven cabins (two bedroom or three bedroom) and ten motel rooms. Both cabins and motel rooms come with full bath, satellite TV, and air conditioning; cabins come with full kitchen. Boat launch and restaurant on site. Two-bedroom cabins $150, three-bedroom cabins $170, motel rooms $70.
# Northern Andaman Coast

The Northern Andaman Coast is a region in Southern Thailand.

## Cities

* 8.276798.31181 Khok Kloi
* 8.46444498.5316672 Phang Nga
* 9.96194498.6388893 Ranong
* 8.86944498.3430564 Takua Pa

## Other destinations

* 8.26194398.4984751 Ao Phang Nga National Park — famous for its limestone cliffs, caves, mangroves, fishing villages and James Bond Island
* 8.62991198.2443142 Khao Lak — resort region in Phang Nga Province
* 8.42277898.2413893 Khao Lampi-Hat Thai Mueang National Park
* 9.83333398.454 Ko Chang — small and peaceful island near Ranong
* 9.73681498.4019755 Ko Phayam
* 9.198.2833336 Ko Phrathong
* 8.11166798.5908337 Ko Yao
* 9.41666797.8666678 Mu Ko Surin National Park
* 8.652597.6408339 Similan Islands

## Understand

The Northern Andaman Coast stretches roughly from Ranong in the north to the Sarasin Bridge leading to the northern tip of Phuket in the south. It is comprised of two of Thailand's least populated provinces, Ranong in the north and Phang Nga in the south. In total, the coastline is more than 200 km in length.
Population centres are few, and generally small. From the north to the south, the larger settlements are Ranong (in Ranong Province), and Kuraburi, Takua Pa, the Khao Lak group of villages, Tablamu, and Thai Muang (in Phang Nga Province).
This stretch of coastline, particularly the Andaman shore line of Phang Nga Province centred on Khao Lak, was the region hardest hit by the Dec 2004 tsunami. Traces of the devastation are still visible.

## Do

The Andaman Sea is famous for its diving opportunities. Many companies based in Khao Lak offer day trips as well as liveaboard trips to the Similan and Surin Islands offshore. A few companies based in Ranong offer 3 to 7 day trips to Myanmar/Burma.
The mangrove forests on the coast are alive with wildlife and ideal for a kayak trip. Inland, the jungle is home to many species of animals and birds, made accessible to visitors by virtue of excellent trail systems.
Phang Nga and Ranong Provinces have much to offer those who investigate. Among Thailand's least populated provinces and most heavily forested, these mountainous provinces are lush and green—thanks to abundant rainfall (Ranong Province being the second rainiest place in Thailand)—and being blessed with natural wonders on land and at sea.
The city of Ranong has the busy atmosphere of a border town and benefits from its Chinese heritage coupled with contemporary Burmese accents. The result is colourful markets, golden-cheeked women in sarongs, food stalls selling unfamiliar delicacies. Visas can easily be renewed within a day, by simply crossing the border to Burma by boat from Ranong.
The two provinces includes some 100 islands with white sand beaches, unspoiled forests, and refreshing waterfalls, many of which are incorporated in national parks or wildlife sanctuaries.

## Go next

Close to this region is Khao Sok National Park where you can spend the night amid nature in wooden houses.