Koh Larn welcomes tourists with newly refurbished landmark view point

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By Goong Nang(GN)

 

Koh Larn – A newly refurbished landmark viewpoint on Koh Larn is ready to welcome both Thai and foreign tourists according to Koh Larn island committee officials.

 

The new viewpoint landmark is located just above popular Tawean beach. The landmark has two levels perfect for photos and enjoying the scenery. The soil in the higher area of the viewpoint has been protected with special nets to help prevent erosion, according to officials, and small trees that won’t impact the view are also being grown in the area to provide a more pleasant experience and natural landscape.

 

The viewpoint is ready to welcome both Thai and foreign tourists in which they can walk along a 100-meter path to see the beautiful scenery of the beach nearby.

 

A video of the construction and completion of the new viewpoint can be seen here, with more about the area after the video.

 

The Ta Wean viewpoint is a new and important landmark, according to island officials, that every tourist who visits Koh Larn should not miss.

 

Full story: https://thepattayanews.com/2021/11/18/koh-larn-welcomes-tourists-with-newly-refurbished-landmark-view-point/

 

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[Gottfrid]

Yeah, it seems really busy.

[redwood1]

Does anyone else notice there is zero seating......Yet Again on another project....What a surprise.....

 

[jacko45k]

They could simply say 'Welcome all tourists'.... is it free?

[champers]

No mobile food sellers .... yet.

[Leaver]

9 hours ago, redwood1 said:

Does anyone else notice there is zero seating......Yet Again on another project....What a surprise.....

 

 

No rubbish bins, either.  Great for the hordes of Chinese.  Not that they use the bins anyway.

[HashBrownHarry]

10 hours ago, Leaver said:

 

No rubbish bins, either.  Great for the hordes of Chinese.  Not that they use the bins anyway.

It would be unlikely to place rubbish bins where everyone are taking the photo's of view point, or are you suggesting tourists would like rubbish bins in their FB posts ( or whatever SM of their chosing ).

 

It's very likely bins are out of sight, no?

[Leaver]

7 hours ago, HashBrownHarry said:

It would be unlikely to place rubbish bins where everyone are taking the photo's of view point, or are you suggesting tourists would like rubbish bins in their FB posts ( or whatever SM of their chosing ).

 

It's very likely bins are out of sight, no?

 

The rubbish bins wouldn't need to be near he rail that we can see in the photo, where everyone poses for their photos.  They can be near the roadway, behind the photographer.  Yes, rocket science.

 

I don't see any bins in the photo, do you?   Maybe there aren't any.