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Thailand Map
Thailand is the geographical heart of South-East Asia.
The infamous golden triangle, located at the nation's
northernmost point, is where Thailand's borders meet
those of both Laos and Myanmar (Burma).
The border with
Myanmar continues to the west and then south as far as
the Malay peninsula, much of which is occupied by
Thailand. On the east, the border with Laos meanders
southeast along the Mekong River until it reaches
Cambodia, which is due east of Bangkok, the Thai
Capital.
In the south is the Gulf of Thailand. Roughly
the size of France (200,000 sq. miles), Thailand is
composed of four main regions.
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Phuket Island
the Pearl of the Andaman
The map above was prepared as a fun and useful tool in
helping you orientate yourself. Featured here, are the
location of hotels, local businesses and of course the
popular beaches.
Fondly referred as the "Pearl of the Andaman", the
island possess remarkable beauty with tropical hillsides
in the north and along the south and west.
Once renown for its tin mines and rubber plantations,
visitors now arrive looking for a place to relax and
explore the scenery.
You can find rubber plantations but gone are the tin
mines. The popular beaches are Patong, Kata and Karon,
situated on the western part of the island with tidal
mud flats in the east.
Distance
From Phuket Town
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Panwa |
7
K.M. |
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Wat
Chalong |
8
K.M. |
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Kathu Distict |
8
K.M. |
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Chalong Bay |
11
K.M. |
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Heroine Monument |
12
K.M. |
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Patong Beach |
15
K.M. |
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Kata Beach |
17
K.M. |
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Rawai Beach |
17
K.M. |
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Naihan Beach |
18
K.M. |
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Phromthep Cape |
19
K.M. |
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Karon Beach |
20
K.M. |
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Surin Beach |
24
K.M. |
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Kamala Beach |
26
K.M. |
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Naiyang Beach |
30
K.M. |
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Phuket Airport |
32
K.M. |
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Sarasin Bridge |
42
K.M. |
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