Tourist Attractions in Krabi, Thailand
Wat Tham Seua
The Tiger Cave complex, also known as Wat Tham Seua, can be found around 8 kilometres northeast of Krabi in the surrounding jungle. A number of monastery cells are built into the main walls of the cave, which is formed of limestone. This temple monastery is led by Ajahn Jamnien Silasettho, who serves as the chief monk. His pictures are displayed in the main hall of the building. Behind the hill that can be seen from the main hall is a valley that contains the temple’s bot, which may be translated as the “central office.” You will find a golden stupa and a statue of Buddha at this location.
Ao Nang Resort
Ao Nang Resort is a well-known beach resort that has an abundance of hotels, pubs, restaurants, and retail establishments. It is possible to engage in activities such as ecotourism and rock climbing on some of the islands that are situated in the area. Islands such as Ko Poda Nai, Ko Poda Nok, and Ko Mae Urai provide excellent opportunities for scuba diving and snorkelling. In addition to sightseeing, visitors to Ao Nang have the opportunity to participate in sports like as sea kayaking and elephant trekking.
Hat Rai Leh West Beach
This beach may be found to the south of Ao Nang, on the western part of the Railay peninsula. The beach’s powdery white sand is one of the reasons why it’s so well-known in this part of the world. The breathtaking view of the sunset is another reason people go to this location. In recent years, a large number of high-caliber resorts that provide tourists with modern amenities have emerged in this region. The Thaiwand Wall is a limestone cliff that can be found near the southernmost point of the beach and is known to be one of the most popular attractions in this area.
Tham Phra Nang Nok Cave
Nearby Hat Tham Phra Nang Beach is where you’ll find Tham Phra Nang Nok Cave. The cave, which is situated at the base of a cliff made of limestone, is the subject of an intriguing legend. It is reported that a ship carrying an Indian princess capsized close to the cave around 2400 years ago, resulting in the tragic death of the princess. After that, the spirit of the princess moved inside this cave, and she began granting the desires of anyone who came to this location to pay homage to her. Even in modern times, fisherman from the area continue to present wooden phalli to the princess in the expectation of receiving huge catches of fish in return.
Diamond Cave
On Hat Rai Leh’s eastern side is where you’ll find the Diamond Cave. The three caves that may be found in this area each include impressive limestone structures. Stone waterfall is a common name for this natural structure. The cave is mentioned in myths and legends in connection with the sea princess. It is supposed that she resides in this cavern as her royal residence. The princess is said to spend her time at Tham Phra Nang Palace on the beach during the warm summer months, according to the various stories.
Khao Phanom Bencha National Park
This national park is located around the peak Khao Phanom Bencha and has an area of about 50 square kilometres. It is loaded with a sufficient amount of natural beauty to appreciate. The mountain known as Khao Phanom Bencha stands around 4,429 feet tall and has the appearance of a person whose head, hands, and knees are all touching the ground. The park is home to a lot of waterfalls and caves, in addition to a diverse array of amazing animals, such as tigers, black bears, leaf monkeys, leopards, tapirs, snakes, and more. Pheasants, Gurney’s pittas, and a variety of other species of birds may be seen at this park, which attracts those who like viewing birds.
Ko Phi-Phi Islands
Both of these islands are made of limestone, and their names are Ko Phi Phi Don and Ko Phi Phi Leh. These islands are part of the territory that is protected by the Hat Noppharat Thara/Ko Phi-Phi Marine National Park. They are located around 40 km offshore from Krabi. Ko Phi-Phi Leh is well-known for its three attractions: the Viking Cave, its two lagoons known as Pilah and Ao Baya, and its Viking Cave. The island of Ko Phi-Phi Don is replete with beautiful hills, sandy beaches, and diverse wildlife. Both islands offer enthusiasts of water sports a wealth of options to engage in activities such as scuba diving and snorkelling.
Ko Lanta Marine National Park
The southernmost point of Ko Lanta Yai as well as 15 other islands in the Lanta district are all included in the Ko Lanta Marine National Park. The island of Ko Rok Nok, which is one of 15 islands, is often considered to be the most stunning due to the crescent-shaped harbour and coral reefs that surround it. The island of Ko Talabeng is home to a total of five caverns made of limestone. On the islands of Ko Rok Nok and Ko Ha, there is camping available; however, in order to use these facilities, you will need to get permission from the Park HQ, which is found on Laem Thanot.
