Hotel in Trang
No.	Hotel Name	Location	Rates
Best Deal Trang's Hotel
1.	Wattana Park Hotel	Trang City	1,200-1,300 THB
2.	Trang Plaza Hotel	Trang City	1,400-1,500 THB
3.	Trang Hotel	Trang City	1,200-1,300 THB

Location
Trang , or Taptiang, is another big town in the South, which is the first to grow rubber trees of which the saplings were brought in from Malaysia by Phraya Rasssadanupradit Mahissarapakdi.
Trang is a seaport on the Thai west coast 1,124 kms. from Bangkok on Phetchakasem Road. At present, there is a new route, from Suratthani to Trang, which makes the total distance from Bangkok 864 kms. Its area is 5,216 square kms. or about 3,095,000 Rai. The northern boundary is next to Thung Song District, Nakhorn Si Thammarat Province; the southern by Thung Wah District, Satun Province, the Indian Ocean. The Administration of the province is divided into 9 districts and 1 sub-district; Muang (Trang Town), Kantang, Huay Yod, Sikao, Yan Takhao, Palian, Wang Wiset, Nayong Districts, and Ratsada Had Samran sub-districts.

Climate
Trang is a coastal province on the Indian Ocean and on a narrow piece of land, thus, there are monsoons all year round, resulting in a high amount of rain. Only the time from February to April is without rain. The amount of rain in 1980 was as high as 2,607.6 mm. For this reason, Trang only has two seasons: summer and rainy season. The above said characteristics make Trang most suitable for agriculture, especially rubber planting.

History
People have been settled in Trang for a long time and this has made it possible for its history to be directed into different periods of time.
Traces of early civilization in Trang have been found, as people have discovered a kind of axe called 'Kwan Hinkat'. It was a tool of the early settlers of Trang district. Also, bits of pottery and three-legged pots have been found at Pina, Sambat hills and Kaophra Cave. Together with these, colourful paintings have been found at Kaosambat and different colourful beads, like the ones found in Krabi, have been found at Kao Toa Nae, Kantang district and Kaosambat in the Muang district.

All of these illustrates the life-style of the early Trang community in the South of Thailand. In addition to this, there have been numerous findings in the sea. Human beings in the New Stone Age preferred living in the caves and hills.