Kantang Hot Spring Forest Park — Attraction in Trang Province

As a tourist you will have to pay an entrance fee to the national park and then another fee to use facilities. They have shared natural pools and private onsen. The tourist pools are natural spring water. People are not allowed to soak in the first spring because it is the source for the other springs. There are varying pools of different temperatures, but are not that clean. Local unsupervised kids wash themselves in the spring with soap, which is not allowed but the parents are socializing in a different area and there is no one to reinforce rules. We stayed about an hour as we only...

Kantang Hot Springs is a very popular destination for farung tourists to Thailand with a reputation to match. It's well staffed and donations are encouraged and well deserved.

There were some local school students practicing their english and greeting guests which is a fantastic initiative. I dipped my feet into the spring water and it was beautiful and warm, just don't fall in!

Overall a great pit stop and a landmark to visit. Go and get a massage and support the...

Hot spring with several pools of different temperatures (on the day we went the pools were 43.7 Celcius and 56.3 Celcius). Locals enjoy the place with family in the late afternoon. Place is surrounded by trees. Foot or aroma massage is available at a reasonable price. Some drinks are available at both entrances of the forest park. A 15 minute foot bath with herbs is available for 40 B. No entrance fee to the park but donations...