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Rattanarangsan Palace (Replica) It is a palace that was built to commemorate the three kings' stay in Ranong Province, namely King Chulalongkorn, Rama V (B.E. 1890), King Rama VI (B.E. 1909) and King Rama VII (1928) and is a major tourist attraction of Ranong.

 

It is located at the foot of Rattanarangsan Mountain. (near Ranong City Hall) Khao Niwet Subdistrict It is a palace made of teak and Takhianthong wood. The exhibits within the palace are the King Chulalongkorn's Bed Room (3rd Floor), the Queen's Room (2nd Floor) with 6 rooms, an octagonal building. Thong Phra Rong Building The bridge connects the stamped building with the octagonal building.

 

Hall of the Nine Masters Located near the Rattanarangsan Palace, built in 1982, which is the 200th anniversary of Rattanakosin, is a hall that enshrines portraits of famous monks in the south, including Luang Pho Chan, Luang Pho Nui, and Luang Pho Ruen. Luang Pu Tuad, Luang Pho Biew, Luang Pho Tiw, Luang Pho Loi, Luang Pho Noi and Luang Pho Ban. which is considered another sacred place that the people of Ranong including both Thai and foreign tourists to worship.