Koh Chang island เกาะช้าง is one of the most popular beach destinations in Thailand. It’s the third largest island in Thailand and has some amazing beaches. The island also has tons of things to do while on the island. A great way to spend an evening is having dinner while watching the sunset followed by a fire show on the beach. The contrast of the waves with the sparks flying is fantastic.
This video was taken at Klong Prao
Resort Koh Chang and was free to watch.
Klong Prao Beach Koh Chang เกาะช้าง - Fire Show - Thailand 2023
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