Lamkum Beach
I visited Lamkum Beach on a quiet day, and the first thing I noticed was how empty it felt. The beach stretches out along the Gulf of Thailand with no crowds, no loud music, and very little development. The sand is simple and natural, and the shoreline feels open and unpolished. Small fishing boats were scattered along the coast, and the sound of the waves was steady and calm.
Lamkum Beach is far from the busier parts of Prachuap Khiri Khan, about 42 km from the city, but close to Thap Sakae, which is only 3.8 km away. That distance seems to keep it peaceful. I spent most of my time walking along the water, watching the light change over the sea. It’s not a beach for activities or nightlife, but for quiet moments and slow time, it’s exactly right.
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