Lonely Planet's guide to Thailand - Ko Chang & Eastern Seaboard (Chapter), 14th Edition
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Lonely Planet's guide to Thailand - Ko Chang & Eastern Seaboard (Chapter), 14th Edition - 2.99, This is the Ko Chang & Eastern Seaboard chapter from Lonely Planet’s Thailand guidebook. Migrating travellers who take the time to explore the lesser-known spots of this region will find remnants of Old Siam, tasty market meals and an easygoing prosperity that defines ordinary Thai life. Added to this, Ko Samet’s beaches remain spectacular specimens within reach of the capital. Further afield, Ko Chang and its sister islands offer the region’s best ‘tropical’ ambience. Beachcombing and jungle trekking on Ko Chang maps Floating the day away on the crystalline waters of Ko Kut transport restaurants & accommodation Strolling the old city and watching the gem traders in Chanthaburi Coverage includes: Si Racha, Ko Si Chang, Pattaya, Rayong & Ban Phe, Ko Samet, Chanthaburi, Ko Wai, Ko Mak, and Ko Kut., ISBN: 9781741797145
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