Aleyagarden nursery, plants and plant products, retail & wholesale

40 / 2 moo 2
Lo Yung, Takua Thung
Phang Nga , Thailand 82140
ph: 0818377393
aleyagarden@hotmail.com

Visiting around aleyagarden

Aleyagarden is 10 km to the beaches on the west, 60 km to Khao lak and 35 km to Phuket airport.

http://wikitravel.org/en/Khao_Sok_National_Park
Khao Sok National Park is a jungle reserve in Southern Thailand. It is one ofthe most beautiful wildlife reserves in Thailand.

This article discusses the tourist village on the western side of the Nationl Park. For information on the lake and and surrounding area visit the Cheow Lan Lake, Khao Sok page.
http://wikitravel.org/en/Khao_Lak
Khao Lak is a ~20 km stretch of lovely beaches along the Andaman Sea coastline set against a backdrop of jungle-covered mountains. The region is dotted with numerous resorts and tourist facilities.
http://wikitravel.org/en/Phuket_Town
Phuket Town is the largest town in Phuket Province. It has a population of 63,000 and is the economic hub of the island. The Chinatown area is worth to be seen and there are trendy restaurants and cafe, great Thai-style shopping opportunities too. Overall, accommodation and food in the town is cheaper than near the beaches, and can provide a refreshing change of pace.
Ancient beads, Klong Thom Wat, Krabi
Wat Khlong Thom Museum exhibits many antiques such as coins, metal, pottery fragments. When visiting this museum, you will see the prosperity of the city of Krabi, especially beads, the ancient cultural heritage of humanity 5,000 years ago.
https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/special-reports/1055053/ancient-beads-lasting-magic

https://thailandtourismdirectory.go.th/en/info/attraction/detail/itemid/2216
The Srivijaya Empire’s strength and power came from its control of the sea trade between China and India, Ceylon, and the Middle East. Srivijaya was in the middle of the southern maritime Silk Road. Over the centuries, Srivijaya’s influence expanded to include the waters and coastal towns of most of Southeast Asia, which were key to this trade. Both the east and west coasts of the Malay Peninsula were important as transit areas.