Tart City

where almost anything is possible you are visiting for a few day, a few week, or even a cople of years Thailand's eastern provinces have something for everybody.Pristine beaches. virgin rainforests enticing local cultures andcuisines, idyllic undiscovered locations, or heart thumping non-stop parties, it's all here, so whatever you're looking for in Thailand look no further than the east and let us be your guide through The East of Siam
Tart City
Area: 2819 square Kilometres
Population: 220,000
Districts: Muang Trat, Klong Yai,Khhao Saming,BO Rai, Laem Ngop
Sub-Districts: Tourism,Agriculture, Fisheries
Industy: Thailand's Eastern most province is 300 kilomaetres from Bangkok

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