Property for sale in Phangnga

The advantage of Phangnga is its tranquility and high privacy. Besides, it is adjacent to Phuket, a world-class tourism province, by Sarasin Bridge, making Phangnga a tourist city and travel destination for many groups of tourists. Generally, the nature of Phangnga is surrounded by mountains, seas, forests and filled with a unique culture. It is a charm that makes this city more inviting. As a result, The province has been targeted by real estate developers for hotels, resorts, accommodation, houses, villas, townhouses and condos developments in respone to the needs of customers. The property for sale market in Phangnga is particularly one of the most popular as most of the developments are located right next to the beach. Having a pleasant and serene atmosphere perfect for leisure, the property for sale in Phangnga provides you a feeling of a private holiday home surrounded by ideal nature itself. The prices of properties for sale in Phangnga range from several million baht for a property in Thai Mueang area, Phangnga, to tens of millions baht for a property located on the beach.

The prominence of Phangnga is definitely natural marine attractions, such as Khao Lak Beach, Thai Mueang Beach, Bang Niang Beach, Nang Thong Beach, Islands in Phang Nga Bay, Similan Islands, Ko Yao Yai, Ko Yao Noi, Surin Island, etc. Despite that, there are also famous tourist attractions on the mainland that should not be missed when visiting Phangnga. Samet Nangshe Viewpoint is one of the most beautiful unseen viewpoints in Phangnga. Visitors will be amazed by the spectacular view of the majestic limestone mountains in Phang Nga Bay. Especially during the sunrise in the morning and the sunset in the evening, the warm orange sunlight with a breezy atmosphere set an impressive and memorable relaxation. This place has restaurants serving food and beverage and provides camping spots and lodges to stay overnight for stargazing. Takuapa Old Town is another cultural attraction of Phangngga featuring a unique identity since the old city used to be very prosperous as a wealthy mining center during the reign of King Rama 7. Nowadays, this city has become an eclectic old town attraction, where tourists can enjoy charming Sino-Portuguese buildings, get a glimpse of local life, take photos with the beautiful street art dotted throughout the city, shop for souvenirs and taste delicious local dishes.

Most of the people living in Phangnga are Buddhist Thais who have a traditional southern lifestyle, followed by the minor population of Thai Chinese who mainly live in the city. Slow living truly defines the lifestyle of the people in Phangnga because it is rich in natural resources, and people's career typically relies on nature. These include fishing and trading, such as fishing for shrimp, shellfish, crabs, fish and squid. People do fishing in the Andaman Sea to the borderline of Burma and in the Phang Nga Bay area. Another main occupation is agriculture as people's houses are quite far from each other, leaving a large land area around for an orchard and rubber plantation. Phangnga alos is one of the provinces with a low cost of living. Various products are cheap. These are the ones that make the city of Phangnga more pleasant to live in and worth visiting.

Although the city of Phangnga is secluded and quiet, it is easily accessible to comprehensive amenities, whether hospitals, educational institutions, shopping centers or many famous resorts and hotels, such as Takua Pa Hospital, Phang Nga Hospital, Kapong Pittayakom School, Ko Yao Witthaya School, Bang Niang Market, Takua Pa Fresh Market, N.K. Shopping Mall, Takuapa Square, JW Marriott Khao Lak Resort & Spa, Santhiya Koh Yao Yai Resort & Spa, etc. Furthermore, There are varied modes of transportation for traveling from Bangkok to Phangnga as follows: Traveling by car: You can use Highway 4 to travel through Prachuap Khiri Khan, Chumphon and Ranong and get into the city of Phangnga with a distance of 788 kilometers, or about 9-10 hours. Traveling by train: You can take the train from Bangkok and get off at Phunphin district, Surat Thani then take a bus to Phangnga, which shall take only 2 hours. Traveling by bus: Air-conditioned buses (Bangkok-Phangnga) are available every day at the Bangkok Southern Bus Terminal (Sai Tai Mai) on Borommaratchachonnani Road. Traveling by plane: Currently, there is no direct flight to Phangnga, but you can fly to Phuket and take a bus to Phangnga, which shall take about 1 hour.