Phangan
 wyspa Phangan | |
| Kontynent | Azja |
|---|---|
| Państwo |  Tajlandia |
| Akwen | Morze Południowochińskie |
| Powierzchnia | 168 km² |
| Populacja • liczba ludności | 11 846 |
Położenie na mapie Tajlandii  | |
 9°43′N 100°00′E/9,716667 100,000000 | |
Phangan – tajska przybrzeżna wyspa w południowo-wschodniej części Zatoki Tajlandzkiej. Jej powierzchnia wynosi 168 km², jest wyspą równinną, jedynie miejscami posiada wzniesienia (627 m n.p.m.)[1].
Ludność wyspy zajmuje się rybołówstwem oraz uprawą palmy kokosowej[1].
Przypisy
- ↑ a b Phangan, [w:] Encyklopedia PWN [online] [dostęp 2021-04-18].
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Koh Phangan01.jpg
Autor: Manfred Werner (User:Tsui, Licencja: CC-BY-SA-3.0
Koh Phangan (Surat Thani, Thailand). Seen from Southeast.
In front is the southern tip of the island (Laem Haad Rin), connected with the main island by the isthmus Haad Rin. Especially the eastern beach of the isthmus, Haad Rin Nok, the long white coastal part in the middle of the picture, is famous for its Full Moon Parties.
To the left are, from bottom to top, the bays Ban Kai, Ban Tai and Bang Charu, with the small island Ko Tae Nai at the left horizon. To the right is the bay Haad Yuan.
Autor: Manfred Werner (User:Tsui, Licencja: CC-BY-SA-3.0
Koh Phangan (Surat Thani, Thailand). Seen from Southeast.
In front is the southern tip of the island (Laem Haad Rin), connected with the main island by the isthmus Haad Rin. Especially the eastern beach of the isthmus, Haad Rin Nok, the long white coastal part in the middle of the picture, is famous for its Full Moon Parties.
To the left are, from bottom to top, the bays Ban Kai, Ban Tai and Bang Charu, with the small island Ko Tae Nai at the left horizon. To the right is the bay Haad Yuan.