Ko Jum

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The island of Ko Jum is situated in Krabi, on Thailand's west coast. It is close to the Andaman Sea and 681 kilometers from Bangkok. Local communities have lived on this island for a very long time. Three villages—Ko Pu Village, Ko Jum Village, and Ting Sai Village—make up the island. A quiet, tranquil town called Ko Jum is home to hospitable locals.

In the Chao Ley language, "Ko Jum" is known as "Pulau Krajab." Pulau means island, and Kajab means tree because this island used to be densely forested. It can be cut and tied with rope or yarn to make "Liver from," which can be used for roofing. As a result, the term "Ko Jum" may be derived from the word "Ka Jub" itself. However, some people commented that The area of ​​Ban Ko Jum, the new place where the fishermen migrated to live is called "Pulau Lak Akoy" which means Koh Nok Ork, which the bird here is the name of a kind of bird. It has relatively white or cream-colored feathers. It is a seabird that comes to live on this island regularly. Sea people, therefore, called this area "Ko Jum".

Ko Jum is brimming with the allure of a traditional society and untainted nature. It also has a straightforward, calm vibe. It is said to be advantageous for both the body and the psyche. Long and serene beaches, more than reasonable lodging costs, and laid-back locals are all present. The island's scenery is very stunning. The main draws of Ko Jum are its tranquility and pristine environment. This place is a terrific place to relax in harmony with nature for people who prefer peace and quiet to the hustle and bustle of the city.

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