Trat Overview

Trat is the name of both a province and its provincial capital situated in the east of Thailand, close to the border with Cambodia. The city is often used as a stop-off point for those travelling to Koh Kong in Cambodia, while other visitors come for the provincial islands such as Koh Chang and Koh Kood. more...

Trat Activities

Among the city of Trat’s most impressive temples, Wat Khiri Wihan is a mix of traditional and modern architectural influences. The temple forms part of a complex in which an ordination hall, reception hall, preaching hall and Chinese pavilion are situated. more...

Trat Sightseeing

With equally splendid scenery and only a little bit more in the way of development that neighbouring Koh Kham, Koh Mak is an island paradise for anyone wanting a holiday where peace and tranquility are prerequisites. Three small fishing villages, a school, a health centre, a handful of shops and a small selection of tourist accommodations are among the few signs of human presence on the island. more...

Trat Transport

Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport is the airport at which the majority of international visitors arrive at. This relatively new, single terminal facility is a major Southeast Asian hub and it maintains connections with destinations across the globe. The airport offers all modern services and amenities from ATMs and bureaux de change to a wealth of shopping and dining outlets. more...

Trat Travel Tips

Avoid drinking the tap water in Trat; it's not considered potable. Exercise caution when eating food from roadside vendors; you may not have the same resistance to certain strains of bacteria that the locals do. Malaria is said to be present on Koh Chang, but risks of contracting it are low. Spray liberally with a DEET-based repellent on exposed areas of skin as night falls or if venturing into jungle areas. more...