Cozycomo Chantaburi

This Thai PAN YAH style house is on a lotus pond in 34 Rai plot of land used to be a Durian and Rambutan orchard but now replaced by 15 years old planted forest of hundreds of valuable hard woods such as Yang Na ( Dipterocarpus alatus), teak, rose wood and Eaglewood. The only forest amidst Durian orchards, this planted forest becomes a sanctuary of small wild lives such as chicken, birds and squirrels, as well as wild mushrooms. At a time of year, March – May, the place becomes additionally beautiful when Yang Na bear fruits and their winged seeds fly in winds to germinate far away. The house has 3 bed rooms with 2 singles and a queen size bed with 2 bathrooms with hot shower. The first floor houses a dining/living room, a kitchen, a bathroom and a porch where you can enjoy a company of 4-7 in tropical forest atmosphere.

The second house, a knock-down pine wood, is with a queen size bed, pantry, bathroom and balcony. It takes two guests and offers an exclusive privacy. It is 30 meter away from the main house, connected via a styled wood bridge. Between the two houses are long gong tree, Mafai tree and mangosteen tree that guests may pick when in season.

Attractions and Activities
Around the house are orchards of different kind of fruits for you to enjoy all year round. 8 km. from the house is a nationwide famous sacred site, namely Kao Kichakood Buddha’s footprint where thousands of pilgrims come from January until April every year. Next to the site is the famous Kra Ting waterfalls. For trekkers, we can organize low forest treks led by highly experienced guides for you. Besides all these, Chantaburi is famous for sea food. You can find testy and well prepared seafood at Ta Cha-lap and Klung at a very reasonable price. These two towns are 15-25 km. from the house. Historian guests may drive 20 km from the house to Chantaburi town to pay homage to King Taksin shrine, visit Chantaburi museum and stroll along the100 years old community – a one day’s worthy touring.

The House is also suitable for a group planning to pay homage to the Buddha’s footprint or a break for visitors to Koh Chang Island in Trad Province by spending a night here and start a fresh leg in the next morning.