Located in Nong Khan Song subdistrict at the mouth of an estuary where the Trat River empties into the Gulf of Thailand, this small eco-community among the mangrove forests are teeming with flora and fauna such as the distinctive Baboon’s Head...

This community has existed for more than 100 years.

One of Tak’s popular tourist attractions, make sure to try the traditional pad thai recipe which has been sold here by more than four generations.

At Mae Moei National Park in Tha Song Yang District, visitors come to enjoy the picturesque views off 'Mon Kru Ba Sai,' 'Mon Pun Suda,' and 'Mon Kiew

Lying behind Wat Khao Phang temple in Khao Phang sub-district, this wooden-tiled suspension bridge spans around 120 meters between large concrete pillars and offers stunning views over the Pa Saeng canal and across to the heart-shaped Thepphithak...

If you have the chance to visit the beauty of Tak’s tourist attractions, don’t forget to also pick up some delicious and affordable souvenirs.

Tak is an attractive province in the northern part of Thailand known for its natural setting and relaxed, northern Thai charm.

We recently spent three days and two nights exploring the province and now have plenty of recommendation for where to visit, eat and stay.