Ponrang Hot Spring — Attraction in Ranong Province

This place costs 100b for foreigners and 20b for Thais, with this entry fee you are also able to visit the Ngao waterfall for free. A lovely place where you feel totally relaxed, many pools of cold and hot water separated for loud area (where children play) to the quieter areas for the older generation (where we went).... As soon as you walk in You will see the ginn gar lizards sitting on the hand rails, not scared of you which shows the tranquillity here... There are male and female changing rooms plus showers close to the hot pools. Plenty of signs about giving Information. Need To bring own towels, none for rent. Cold pools contain the fish that eat your dead skin so it's like a fish spa or being attacked by carnivorous fish depending how you see it... 😋 We spent a good couple of hours here, doing 10 mins in the hot pool then cooling down in the cold pool with a fish spa... While cooling down I even had a garter snake or something swim by looking for fish to eat, what a fantastic thing to see literally a foot from you!!.. All the facilities are well maintained. Parking for cars and bikes just after the pay booth close to the pools. A few drinks and restaurants near by to quench your thirst after the hot water treatments. We have been to quite a few hot springs and usually they have that rotten egg smell from hydrogen sulfidewhich you of course get from a geothermal water outlet, but this place was clean and smell free! It's quite surprising how tired we felt after the 2 hours, not doing much just hot and cold water, but it felt like a good session in the gym!! All park staff were super friendly and helpful! We really liked this place and would definitely come again, next time starting at the waterfall then conning here to relax as it was a chore to go look at the waterfall after such a relaxing time at...

One of my favorite places in Ranong! 10/10. This is a great place for families - people of all ages come here. It’s especially wonderful to see many elderlys come to relax and enjoy themselves and soaking in the pools. Also, strike up a conversation with them, most of them love a good conversation especially while you are in the pools - not a bad place to make new friends 🤎

They’ve been making this place more modern. I see the progress everyone I visit and it’s pretty impressive how they continue to improve it. Check out the newest part that is on the hill - looks like a scene from a cafe in Bali! It’s also not covered by the treats and completely out in the open. Love the vibe. Looks like the pools are still not open to use yet but it is such a good spot for tanning! It’s very spacious and you can definitely lie down - I think foreigners will like this as they want to get more sunlight an a good tan

Enjoy natural hot spring, small waterfalls, cold dipping in the little lake and trying mineral water boiled eggs. It’s an absolutely wonderful experience. Such a wholesome place. My favorite spot is at their little outdoor cafe right at the entrance overlooking the water - you can see a picture included in this review 😊

It will be very packed on weekends and holidays. There are room rentals right into the hot spring and also around the area - actually it’s a great idea to get a place nearby so you can drop by for a morning dip quite effortlessly. Place closes...

I do not recommend This is a place to visit for tourists. extremely negative emotions were received by us after visiting this place. We arrived there at about 3 o'clock in the afternoon, they took money from us for the entrance, we went inside to change our clothes and saw that water was being drained from all the pools. It turns out now they work until 15:00 and no one at the entrance said this. The information was in Thai only. The money was not returned to us and our request was taken extremely aggressively. They also forbade swimming in the river. What they did with the river is not clear, but it became like a swamp and the fish disappeared in it.

It used to be cool here, but now it seems like...