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Thapom Klong Song Nam

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The name literally means river with two waters, which I think must be because the lighter fresh water flows over the heavier salt water. It is another pleasant boardwalk over flowing water, with an opportunity to swim.

A turquiose stream flow through tall straight mangrove trees, their intricate roots partially submerged in clear shallow water, with lush green foliage overhead.
Crystal clear emerald water flowing through a narrow mangrove channel, surrounded by dense tropical vegetation and a viewpoint with walkway in the background. The vibrant green forest reflects in the still water surface, showcasing the pristine natural beauty of this coastal wetland ecosystem.
Close-up view of intricate mangrove tree roots partially submerged in clear shallow water, with lush green foliage overhead. The twisted root system creates natural patterns in the water, highlighting the unique coastal forest habitat and its vital role in the marine ecosystem.
A wooden boardwalk trail winding through a pristine mangrove forest with lush green foliage and dense vegetation. Sunlight filters through the canopy, illuminating the tranquil waterway below. The elevated walkway allows visitors to explore the coastal ecosystem up close, surrounded by twisted tree roots and tropical greenery typical of southern Thailand's wetlands.

Plan Your Visit

Distance from Baan Yayah :  18 kms
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