Laem Ngop Viewpoint, Laem Ngop District | Trat

Laem Ngop Viewpoint, Laem Ngop District | Trat
Laem Ngop Viewpoint—also known as the "Easternmost Point of the Mainland"—is located in Tambon Laem Ngop, Laem Ngop District, Trat Province (approximately 20 kilometers from Trat town). It serves as a key landmark where travelers often stop to check in before heading off to various islands.
Highlights
• Red-and-White Lighthouse: An iconic seaside landmark and a popular photo spot in Trat.
• "Easternmost Point of the Mainland" Sign: A perfect spot for a commemorative photo, marking your arrival at the easternmost edge of Thailand’s mainland.
• Sunset Viewing: The evening atmosphere is ideal for enjoying the sea breeze and watching the final light of the day.
• Views of Koh Chang: Offers clear, scenic vistas of the sea and the island of Koh Chang.
• Opening Hours: Open daily from 07:00 to 18:00 (free admission).
• Facilities: Parking area and restrooms available.
Laem Ngop Viewpoint (also known as the Laem Ngop Lighthouse / Easternmost Point of the Mainland)
Location
• Address: Tambon Laem Ngop, Laem Ngop District, Trat Province 23120
• Coordinates/Landmarks: Located near the Laem Ngop Pier and the Battle of Koh Chang Memorial.
Laem Ngop Viewpoint (also referred to as... "The Easternmost Point" (Sud Phaendin Tawan-ok) is located in Laem Ngop District, Trat Province. It serves as a key landmark and popular check-in spot, distinguished by a red-and-white lighthouse and a sign marking the "Easternmost Boundary." The evening atmosphere is perfect for a leisurely stroll to take in panoramic views of the sea and watch the sunset. (Free admission)
Nearby attractions in Laem Ngop District:
• Black Sand Beach (Hat Sai Dam)
• Details: The only natural black-sand beach in Thailand, featuring a nature trail through a mangrove forest.
• Admission: Free
• Ban Nam Chiao Community
• Details: A multicultural community (comprising Thai Buddhists, Thai Muslims, and Thai-Chinese). Activities include crossing the "nerve-testing" bridge, observing the traditional crafting of *ngop* (a type of conical hat), and learning to make *tang-me krop* (crispy sugar candy) and *khao kriap ya na* (rice crackers with a savory topping).
• Admission: Free
• Ao Tan Khu
• Details: A quiet, peaceful beach and bay with clear water, offering various shops and restaurants.
• Admission: Free
• Battle of Koh Chang Memorial
• Details: A museum and memorial site dedicated to the history of a significant naval battle.
• Ao Thammachat Pier
• Details: A ferry terminal for travel to Koh Chang. Ferries depart frequently, and vehicles can be transported on board.