The island is equipped with comprehensive facilities, including restaurants, shops, cafes, and a variety of accommodations at different price points. More importantly, there are numerous attractions to explore, such as the sacred Khao Yai Shrine, which is highly revered by the local community, and the Phra Chuthathut Royal Palace Museum, the summer residence of King Rama V and the royal family. In front of it lies Tha Wang beach and at the back of the island is the Khao Khat gap, which is visible from a distance as a distinctive opening in the landscape. Traveling around the island is convenient, with options for renting motorcycles or bicycles, allowing visitors to explore at their leisure. A one-night stay on the island is sufficient to enjoy everything it has to offer, making it ideal for those with limited time, such as those who can only take a few days off work or have free time on weekends. It's also very accessible, being just a 2-3 hour journey from Bangkok.