Ko Tarutao, Island in Thailand
Ko Tarutao is known for its abundant wildlife and pristine beaches.
During World War II, Ko Tarutao was used as a prison site for political prisoners.
The island is part of Tarutao National Marine Park, which holds a significant place in Thai conservation efforts.
Ko Tarutao can be accessed by ferry from Pak Bara Pier on the mainland.
The island's remote location kept it undeveloped, becoming a haven for biodiversity.
Location: Ko Sarai
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