[2025 Ranong Attraction] Travel Guide for 100 Years Thein Suek House (Updated Mar)

✨ 15 Check-in Points in Ranong 2025 🌿 A small town full of peace and unique charm. Anyone who is planning to travel to Ranong but still doesn't know where to go, follow us in this post. 1. Baan Roi Pee Thian Sue, see history and classics 2. Familiar Restaurant, a famous restaurant in Ranong, spicy taste 3. Na. Nong Cafe, a cafe in the middle of nature 4. Ron Rae, Hat Som Paen, take you to sift minerals in the traditional way 5. Tharin Hot Spring, soak in natural hot springs 6. Baroque Le Cafe, a must-see for cafe lovers 7. Rak Ranong Hot Spring Spa, has both hot spring baths, cafes, and spas 8. Suki Suporn, the first Mala hot pot conveyor belt in Ranong 9. Kosushi, a traditional Japanese restaurant 10. Niwet Kiri Skywalk, walk and see the view of Ranong from a high angle 11. Kyotoshi Cafe, a cute Japanese-style cafe 12. Wat Ngao, an ancient temple in the middle of nature 13. Koh Sali, Koh Hin Mangkon, experience the beauty of the sea on the Burmese side 14. Farmhouse Hotel, accommodation in the city Breakfast is very good 15. Souvenir shop K. Kai Stop by the local souvenir shop before traveling back #TravelRanong #HappinessImmediatelyWhenTravelingRanong #RanongRefreshing #LoveRanong #TravelAndMeetThis #ShareTravelPlan

If anyone is visiting Ranong and is looking for a cultural place to visit, I recommend Baan Roi Pee Thian Sue, an old house over a hundred years old where you can learn about the history and culture of the people of Ranong in the past. The interior is still the same as the old house, with various items that are over a hundred years old, allowing us to learn about the history. In addition, there is a service to rent local costumes to wear like the old Ranong people. Take pictures at various points in the house, which are believed to be auspicious spots. This is another highly recommended tourist attraction. #tripพาบินขอภพปีใหม่ #Ranong

#Flying with trip #Traveling to Ranong #Traveling in Thailand #Baan Roi Pee Thian Sue Wake up early to see the tomb of the governor of Ranong and the big families of Ranong. It will be a tomb zone. According to Feng Shui, the front is the sea and the back is the mountain. An ancient Chinese house that the descendants have preserved for the next generation to see. Free entrance. You can put money in the box according to your budget. The house is open for viewing on the ground floor. There are old appliances. And here, they have a kitchen for selling food. The queue is too long to wait. But outside, there is a dim sum shop nearby, so we ended up at the dim sum.