Geography of Rayong Province

Rayong is located on the east coast of Thailand, on the north shore of the Gulf of Thailand, southeast of Pattaya, about 185 kilometers away from Bangkok, with a total area of ??3,552 square kilometers, and a population of about 43 Thousands of people are divided into 6 districts. The northwest of Rayong Province borders Chumburi Province, the east is Chantaburi Province, and the south is bordered by the Gulf of Thailand.

Rayong Province has a tropical climate, which is warm and humid, with abundant rainfall. The average temperature is about 28 degrees. Generally speaking, November to February of the following year is the most pleasant season. April and May are the fruit harvest seasons.

The capital of Rayong is a city located on the banks of the Rayong River, at the transportation hub to the outlying beach resorts. There are beautiful beaches and monuments with historical coordinates.

Roughly speaking, the geographical landscape of Rayong Province is dominated by a series of crisscrossing mountains, interspersed with plains and vast forests, which are rubber and fruit growing areas. The coastal islands are dotted, including Many are tourist attractions, such as Ko Samet and Ko Men.

With the station as the center, Sukhumvit Rd., the main road extending from Bangkok, goes east and you can reach the clock tower in about ten minutes. Most urban transportation is by motorcycle taxi. Mainly, you can take it near the clock tower and the station.