Lang Ku Island

Lang Ku is a very pleasant island, hidden in the shade of palm trees with white sand and crystal clear water. On one side it is separated by a turquoise lagoon, and on the other - a huge beach stretching along the coast of the South China Sea.

Lang Ku Island is a very quiet place, so many tourists are happy to stay here for lunch, and sometimes stay overnight. The only problem is that local merchants (usually children) successfully parasitize. True, they are forbidden to go to the hotel or to the beach, but then they literally occupy tourists at bus stops, and it is not so easy to fight them off. A beautiful view of the island opens from the northern part of the Haiwan Pass offers a magnificent view of Langka. It's worth a visit here.