• Similan Islands National Park - The Similan Islands are a breathtaking group of islands located in the Andaman Sea, forming part of the Mu Ko Similan National Park in southern Thailand. Internationally acclaimed as a premier spot for diving and snorkeling, these islands are celebrated for their pristine turquoise waters, vibrant coral reefs, rich marine life (including sea turtles), and unique massive granite boulder formations. The name “Similan” is derived from the Malay word “sembilan,” which means “nine,” originally referring to the nine islands in the park. The park has since been expanded to include 11 islands.

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Location: Situated roughly 70 km from the coast of Phang Nga province, the islands are approximately 85-120 km northwest of Phuket.
National Park Status: Designated as a national park in 1982, the entire archipelago is protected to maintain its diverse wildlife and unspoiled environment.
Best Time to Visit: The ideal months for a visit are from November to April.
Annual Closure: The Similan Islands National Park is closed each year from May 1 to October 31, allowing the ecosystem to rejuvenate during the monsoon season.

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