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Narathiwat
located
approximately some 1,149 kilometers south of
Bangkok
is Narathiwat the southernmost province in
Thailand
and one of the nation's five provinces that borders
Malaysia
at Amphoe Su-ngai Kolok, where the southern railway line ends.
Access from
Malaysia
is convenient via a ninety-minute bus trip and two immigration
points where travelers can cross into
Thailand
and vice versa. With Amphoe Su-ngai Kolok serving as an economic
and border tourism center, the province welcomes an increasing
numbers of Malaysians and Singaporeans on short holidays or
shopping sprees.Source:Tourism
Authority of Thailand
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| Narathiwat |
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| Hotel |
Rate |
Telephone |
No
of Room |
| The
Imperial Narathiwat |
1600-6500 |
0-7351-5041-50 |
117 |
| Chao
Praya Resort |
280-400 |
0-7351-3467-8,
0-7351-1726 |
16 |
| Tanyong |
695-1185 |
0-7351-1831,
0-7351-1477-9 |
84 |
| Tip
Pawan |
200-440 |
0-7351-1872 |
26 |
| Ban
Burong River side |
300-400 |
0-7351-1027 |
3 |
| Panun
Resort |
300-500 |
0-7351-4749 |
40 |
| Pacific |
350-450 |
0-7351-1076,
0-7351-1259 |
30 |
| Yaowa
Rach |
160-360 |
0-7351-1148 |
40 |
| Rex |
200-400 |
0-7351-1134,
0-7351-1190 |
38 |
| Au
Manao Resort |
250-400 |
0-7351-3640 |
28 |
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| Tak
Bai |
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| Hotel |
Rate |
Telephone |
No
of Room |
| Tak
Bai Lagoon Resort |
500-600 |
0-7357-1478 |
14 |
| Tak
Bai Plaza |
350-450 |
0-7358-1233-4 |
50 |
| Massaya
Resort |
150-300 |
0-7358-1125 |
28 |
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| Su-ngai
Kolok |
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| Hotel |
Rate |
Telephone |
No
of Room |
| Genting |
450-1350 |
0-7361-3231–40 |
231 |
| Grand
Garden |
530-1875 |
0-7361-3600-5,
0-7361-3501-4 |
118 |
| Come
Inn |
200-250 |
0-7361-1187 |
19 |
| Thara
Regent |
350-450 |
0-7361-1801-2 |
119 |
| Park
Son |
370-420 |
0-7361-2789–90 |
40 |
| Plaza |
300-400 |
0-7361-1035,
0-7361-1875-6 |
94 |
| Marina |
600-1600 |
0-7361-3882 |
176 |
| Venis
Palace |
365-495 |
0-7361-1200,
0-7361-3700-9 |
132 |
| Inter
Tower |
350-450 |
0-7361-2700-4 |
80 |
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