Places to visit in Krabi
What to see in Krabi
In Krabi, besides the longtail boat tours on the river, to see mangroves and visit the many caves along the tiver, the most famous attraction is Wat Tham Seua temple (literally Temple of the Tiger Cave). probably the most famous cave temple in Thailand.
Must-visits in Krabi
Wat Tham Seua (Tiger Cave Temple)
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Emerald Pool
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Tab Kak Hang Nak Nature Trail
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Koh Hong
เกาะห้อง
Ban Koh Klang Community
บ้านเกาะกลางOther places to visit in Krabi
Other visits suggestions in Krabi
- Krabi River
For its mangroves and caves
- Koh Phi Phi and Koh Lanta islands
Phi Phi is very popular with tourists for the landscape of turquoise sea, limestone mountains and green forests. Koh Lanta, more wild, is ,for now, less crowded and more peaceful.
- Ao Nang Bay
A few kilometers from Krabi, the very touristy beachfront has numerous accommodation resorts. This is the beach where everyone goes from Krabi. As for us the islands near or Railay isthmus are more interesting places.
- Railay or Tonsay
only accessible by boat from Ao Nang or Tha Khong Ka pier in Krabi for instance, it is an amazing piece of wild nature. Completly dedicated to tourists, it is still a beautiful place to stay where the turquoise sea surrounds high limestone cliffs.
Places to see elsewhere in Thailand
Wat Tang Sai
located on Khao Thang Sai mountain, it overlooks the bay with its golden and sharp roofs and offers a view of Hat Sai Kaew beach
Nang Talung, Shadow Puppets Theater
This traditional shadow theater seemed to appear in Thailand in Phatthalung province. You will find several <em>Nag Talung masters</em> who practice it and make the figurines. As for me, it's with...
Wat Sirindhorn Wararam (Wat Phu Prao)
This small temple 1h30 drive from Ubon Ratchthani is particularly photogenic at dusk when the phosphorescent paintings of its rear facade are revealed. Not easy to photograph but beautiful !
Silver Temple
As its name suggests this temple is known for its hall covered internally and externally with silver finely carved or engraved. It is particularly beautiful at night with its colorful...
CELEBRATE CHINESE NEW YEAR 2020 IN THAILAND
We are one week away from Chinese New Year (January 25th, 2020) and despite a lot of mail and detailed information requests from various Tourist Offices in several cities, I unfortunately did not get all the details that I would have liked...
