Krabi Thailand – Have you visited?

Khao Khanab Nam is one of Krabi’s most renowned sites

two natural wonders in the form of two 100-foot-high stone cliffs

and their sons cross a river, In the mountains themselves,

you can see special caves were a collection

of sentinels and stalactites,

also, one can climb one of the mountains.

You can also include a visit to a nearby mangrove forest

and a traditional Thai fishing experience.

These trips can be booked from local tourist agencies.

Krabi Town – If you want to spend an authentic Thai city that hasn’t

changed much in recent years, this is the place.

The city of Krabi is different from other tourist places

in Thailand, its authenticity and what it offers.

Inside the city runs a river with plenty of fishing boats that bring you fresh

fish straight from the sea to the restaurant table.

This is the place for a good fish meal and also for a traditional Thai meal.

Krabi Town also has many bars for evening entertainment.

Four Islands Trip – a very popular long boat trip with up to 40 hikers,

stopping in four different islands,

usually, the stopping points are at: Tup Island, Phra Nang Cave,

Chicken Island, Poda Island.

The tour is accompanied by an English speaking guide and usually

includes unlimited drinks, lunch and swim time and sunbathing on

every island that stops.

The tour can be booked at the local agencies.

Please note, the trip is different from the same-named trip from Phuket.

If you do not like organized and mass tours you can rent a long-boat cruise

and reach these islands independently.

Trip to James Bond Island – a trip to Prha Nga Bay, which includes a

cruise to the island where one of James Bond films was filmed,

a visit to an authentic (but touristy) village built on stilts above the water,

and rowing a canoe between mangrove trees and hidden caves.

This is the trip we did two years ago when we were in Thailand with the kids.

Krabi Elephant Sanctuary – I do not recommend riding elephants or

abusing them in any way.

Instead, you can see in this elephant shelter well-treated elephants.

You can feed the elephants, wash them, and take them for a walk

(without riding).

Wat Kaew Temple – a temple that sits in the middle of Krabi town,

it is not the largest temple in the area,

but you can be impressed by the beautiful decorations that decorate

its interior walls, the decorations are painted in blue and with various

buddhist decorations and paintings.

The temple’s focal point is at its end, with a large golden Buddha.

Outside the temple are various food stalls and mascot sellers.

Another interesting temple to visit is Wat Kaew Korawaram –

a very large Buddhist temple that sits at the top of a hill overlooking the

city of Kraby. To reach it, you need to climb a stairs.

Love leg trekking? If so, you can experience an interesting adventure

that begins 30 miles north of Krabi

There is a place called Nong Thale from where the footpath starts to

the above vantage point.

The route starts at a 4-mile walk, which takes about two and a half hours.

The name of the place is Khao Ngon Nak and means the

summit of the Dragon (Dragon Crest),

On your way there you will see a stream, waterfall, and some

interesting vantage points, with their peak of course at the end

When you reach 565 meters above sea level and watch the

panoramic landscape around you.

Thai Cooking Course – also in Krabi, as in other well-known places in Thailand,

You will find a quality Thai cooking course.

Every place in Krabi has at least one cooking school,

and there is no better place to study authentic Thai meals than

with the locals themselves.

Cooking schools provide all the necessary ingredients and excellent

teachers with years of seniority and experience in the field.

Whether it’s making green curry or Pad Thai, they can teach you the

right ingredients and what cooking techniques recommended for making

a winning dish. At the end of the preparation.

You will, of course, eat the dishes you have prepared. Worth!

Koh Klang Muslim Fisherman Island – 5 minutes by boat from Krabi City,

It is no longer an island with white sands and blue seas, as you

probably imagine.

This is a special fishing village where about 5000 people live,

In the houses built above the water, most of them fishermen or

rice growers, here you can see how local people live,

without going to a remote village for that.

The locals are a traditional Muslim community

It is advisable to honor them and arrive at the place in modest attire.

Cruise to Phi Phi – 45 minutes on a Speedboat from Krabi,

you can be at the famous beaches of Ko Phi Phi.

Ko Phi Phi is between Krabi and Phuket and can only be reached by boat.

I I detailed about Ko Phi Phi in a separate post.

Koh Lanta Yai is an island two hours from Krabi town,

it’s a small island, about 20 miles from end to end.

The island is populated and full of hotels

and guesthouses. The island is full of beautiful beaches.

At Koh Lanta many dive schools,

You can dive into beautiful marine sites.

If you want a quiet and authentic back belly vacation at reasonable

and high prices this is the place for you.