Laem Luang Beach, or as it is called, Laem Phak Bia Beach, is located in Laem Phak Bia Subdistrict, Ban Laem District, Phetchaburi Province. This beach is quite natural because it is in a beautiful area and is worth visiting. It is like visiting both the sea and beautiful forests. The beach is wide and has many trees, grass, and various flowers.

 

There are also small animals such as climbing perch, sea crabs, or white-headed woodpeckers that may appear at the end of Laem Luang Beach. The reason for finding these types of aquatic animals is because this area is close to the mangrove forest of Laem Phak Bia, so it is not strange to find many mangrove animals and beautiful trees.

 

In addition, there are not many people here, so it is quite a regular place for tourists who love nature, peace, playing on the beach, and studying nature trails. This place is also the “first grain of sand in the Gulf of Thailand.”

 

Laem Phak Bia Community, the curve of the Phetchaburi River mouth It is a source of marine ecosystem abundance, which is a result of the royal grace of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great who has passed the Laem Phak Bia Environmental Research and Development Project under the royal initiative, which the curve of the Phetchaburi River basin has become a new destination for community tourism, especially Ban Don Nai, a small fishing village, which is famous for fresh seafood such as blue swimming crabs. Take a boat to see the fishing way of life, walk along the mud beach and collect shellfish by yourself before tasting the delicious local menu of Phetchaburi's sea.

 

The traditional way of life of marine fishermen from the Gulf of Thailand is beautifully and perfectly connected with the mangrove forest and the vast water. The local wisdom heritage is the method of farming sea grapes and the Laem Phak Bia Environmental Research and Development Project under the royal initiative. The wastewater treatment process uses nature as a helper, such as the artificial wetland system, the wastewater treatment pond system, the plant and grass system to filter wastewater, and the mangrove plant plot system, the last system is a system that allows nature to heal itself.