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I'm Shrimp Farm 5 in Takua Pa, Phang Nga has become one of Thailand's first farms certified to the new ASC Farm Standard — recycling its water across 11 ponds and producing up to 900 tonnes of whiteleg shrimp a year, with pride rooted in daily care rather than the certificate itself.
While Phuket's famous festival grabs the headlines, Phang Nga has been quietly polishing its shrine brass since Sunday — nine days of white clothes, free jay food and lantern light run 10–18 October 2026 across the province.
After five months of monsoon rest, Phang Nga's two great marine parks open their 2026–27 season on Thursday, 15 October — with e-tickets, a 3,850-a-day welcome list and freshly recovered reefs.
Phang Nga's quietest forest waterfall is having its moment — a fresh invitation from the province, pools full of pla phluang fish, and an October bloom of Rafflesia kerrii, a flower the size of a bicycle wheel.
Thailand's new 10+10 MICE Adventure campaign has turned the Phuket-Phang Nga route into a tested two-day trip of sunrise viewpoints, mangrove-tunnel kayaking, mud-crab releases, GI pineapple jam and elephant care — and you can borrow it wholesale.
Booking.com's 2026 Traveller Review Awards — built on more than 370 million verified guest reviews — ranked Phang Nga the 7th Most Welcoming Region on Earth, the only one in Thailand and Southeast Asia. Here's the everyday coastal warmth behind the number.
Thailand's new 10+10 MICE Adventure campaign has picked a Phuket–Phang Nga pilot route — Samet Nangshe sunrise, mangrove-tunnel kayaking at Ban Sam Chong Nuea, and pineapple jam at Ban Bang Rong. Here is how to copy the exact two-day itinerary yourself.
On 21–22 November 2026, OCEANMAN — the global open-water swimming series — returns to Bang Sak Beach, Khao Lak: five races from a 500m kids' swim to a 10km dawn marathon in 28°C water, plus a Saturday night of Thai local food on the sand.
For 55 years the town of Thai Mueang in Phang Nga has thrown a ten-day beach festival for sea turtles — donations of 10,000 baht per release, rangers guarding nests with infrared cameras, and a comeback two decades in the making. The next party starts 1 March 2027.
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