Live Cams in Trat Province

Trat (ตราด), the easternmost province along Thailand's coastline, is renowned for its gemstone mining and trading activities. It borders Cambodia to the east and Chanthaburi Province to the northwest, with its southern edge touching the Gulf of Thailand. This province is home to several islands, notably Koh Chang, which is the largest island featuring lush jungles and waterfalls within the Mu Koh Chang National Park, as well as attractive sandy beaches, coastal villages, and resorts. The provincial capital, also named Trat, is a quaint town located at the mouth of the Trat River, known for its vibrant day and night markets, picturesque waterfronts, notable landmarks, and various lodging options. Population: roughly 230,000 residents Capital: Trat town Other islands: Koh Chang, Ko Mak, Ko Kut Key attractions: Mu Ko Chang National Park, Khlong Kaeo Waterfall National Park, Trat City Museum, Wat Buppharam (Buddhist temple), City Pillar Shrine, Laem Sok (Trat marina), Natural Bay Pier Nearest airport: Trat Airport (TDX)