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Trat is Thailand’s eastern gateway to the Gulf of Thailand, known for its quiet coastal atmosphere, island-hopping opportunities and rich local culture. The province is the jumping-off point for beloved islands such as Koh Chang, Koh Mak and Koh Kood, each offering pristine beaches and a slower, more relaxed pace of life. On the mainland, Trat features mangrove-lined shores, local markets and a history shaped by trade and its proximity to Cambodia. With its blend of unspoiled nature, charming towns and easy access to some of Thailand’s most beautiful islands, Trat stands out as a peaceful and inviting coastal destination.
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