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Trat City Guide and Walking Map
Explore the Best of Trat on Foot
Discover the vibrant local culture and rich culinary heritage of Trat City. Experience the essence of the town through its local life and food, with a scenic waterway path winding through the area and providing a unique backdrop for your exploration.
Trat is renowned for its authentic cuisine, featuring a tantalizing blend of oriental ingredients, natural products, and traditional cooking techniques that have been lovingly preserved for generations.
Nestled in the heart of Trat’s historic Old Town, Trat 101 Hotel offers a peaceful boutique retreat directly within the city center. Surrounded by an incredible array of street food vendors, local restaurants, ancient temples, and heritage sites, our guests can effortlessly immerse themselves in the local community—with everything located just a short walk from our front door.
Trat Food and Culture Tour by Mark Wiens
Watch this popular travel documentary by renowned food explorer Mark Wiens as he showcases the vibrant attractions and unique culinary heritage around Trat 101 Hotel. The journey highlights the historical charm of the neighborhood, taking you from the bustling local morning market starting at 4:00 AM, through ancient Buddhist temples like Wat Phai Lom, and straight to the scenic, peaceful canal walkway located just a few steps from our property.
Discover the Charm of Trat Slow-Life Town
To catch a beautiful glimpse of our town’s history, architecture, and lifestyle, watch the acclaimed local mini-documentary, “Please Call Me Trat,” directed by Trat native Ms. Natnicha Agpiyagul. This wonderful visual presentation takes you on an intimate journey through the authentic culture, historic architecture, and rich culinary traditions of Trat through the eyes of a local.
Reliving History with the Trat 101 Walking Map
As residents of this town, we have created a walking map to help you to explore and experience Trat like a local.
Every major highlight starting from the Trat City Center has been carefully mapped and categorized for your ultimate convenience:
- Food and Dining: The famous local morning and night markets, authentic street food stalls, traditional breakfast spots, affordable local seafood restaurants, and classic Thai dinner venues.
- Culture and Wellness: Historical museums, ancient Buddhist temples, and relaxing traditional Thai massage shops.
- Travel Essentials: Local phone shops for tourist SIM cards (with internet and calling minutes), bank currency exchange, and standard ATMs.
- Logistics and Services: Motorbike rental shops, Trat Provincial Bus Terminal, Trat Airport, piers to islands, Trat City Hall, the Trat Immigration Office, and the Trat Province Stadium.
To explore categories, please click an icon on the top left of the map.
To use the map on your phone, either click an icon on the top right of the map or scan the QR code below.
