File:Rajamangala Bay, Limestone towers, Trang, Thailand.jpg
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English: Lining the Andaman Sea south of Krabi Province, Trang Province has an impressive limestone-covered coastline with many sublime islands. This used to be a beautifully hidden unnamed location north of Pak Meng beach across the coastal mangroves and rock formations, but in recent years it's becoming more known as Rajamangala. Still it is deserted most of the time during week days. The location retains an out-of-this-world feel to it. Rajamangala Beach, Trang, Thailand.
Русский: Транг, Таиланд. |
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| Author | Vyacheslav Argenberg |
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