Key Takeways

  • The government is advancing water transportation infrastructure in the southern region, emphasizing the Andaman Ring Port project, which links Phuket, Phang Nga, and Krabi provinces.

  • The project aims to develop four key ports: Manoh Pier, Chong Lard Pier, Ao Por Pier, and Tha Lane Pier, enhancing regional connectivity.

  • Construction will commence this year on Manoh Pier and Chong Lard Pier in Phang Nga province, facilitating passenger and vehicle transport while promoting marine tourism.

Progress on 4 Andaman Ring Projects: Transportation Authority Orders Port Construction to Accelerate, Starting with 2 Locations This Year

The government is moving forward with the development of water transportation infrastructure in the southern region, particularly the Andaman Ring Port project, which will connect three key provinces: Phuket, Phang Nga, and Krabi.

 

The Andaman Ring Port project focuses on the development of four ports: Manoh Pier, Chong Lard Pier, Ao Por Pier, and Tha Lane Pier. This year, construction will begin on the first two ports: Manoh Pier and Chong Lard Pier in Phang Nga province, to support the transportation of both passengers and vehicles and to promote marine tourism.

 

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