The Emerald Pool, or Sa Morakot, in Krabi, Thailand, is a natural wonder located in the Khao Phra Bang Khram Nature Reserve. Its famous for its vibrant emerald-green water, set amidst lush rainforest.

Emerald Pool: The main attraction, a warm-water crystal-clear pond, perfect for a relaxing dip.

Blue Pool: A smaller but stunning pool nearby, with vibrant turquoise water. Swimming is not allowed here due to conservation efforts.

Nature Trails: Enjoy short walks or hikes through the tropical forest. The trails are serene and filled with unique flora and fauna.

What to Bring: Swimwear, towels, water, sunscreen, and comfortable walking shoes.

The Hot Spring Waterfall in Krabi, also known as the Namtok Ron Khlong Thom, is another unique natural attraction located near the Emerald Pool. It's famous for its naturally warm, cascading waters that create a soothing and therapeutic bathing experience.

The warm water (temperature ranges from 35°C to 40°C) flows over smooth rocks, forming natural "jacuzzi" pools.

The water contains beneficial minerals that some believe promote relaxation and wellness.

Surrounded by lush rainforest, it's a tranquil place to unwind.

Perfect for nature lovers and those seeking a peaceful retreat.

What to Bring:

Swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, water shoes for slippery rocks, and a change of clothes.

Avoid staying in the hot water for too long if youre sensitive to high temperatures or have certain medical conditions.

The Tiger Cave Temple, or Wat Tham Sua, is one of the most remarkable spiritual and natural attractions in Krabi, Thailand. Known for its breathtaking views and spiritual significance, its a must-visit for anyone traveling to the region.

Named after the tiger paw-shaped cave found in the area. Legend says tigers once roamed here.

The temple is an active meditation center, making it a peaceful and reflective environment.

The Summit Viewpoint:

Climb 1,260 steps to reach the summit.

At the top, you'll find a large golden Buddha statue and a 360-degree view of Krabi's lush landscape, limestone cliffs, and the Andaman Sea.

It's a challenging climb but well worth the effort

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The stairs are steep, so take your time and bring water.

Wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes.

Dress modestly (cover shoulders and knees).

Stay quiet and respectful in temple areas.

Watch Out for Monkeys:

***The temple is home to many monkeys. They can be mischievous, so keep your belongings secure.**

PRICE 2,200 Thai Baht per adult

Price 2,000 Thai baht per child

Price includes:

Lunch , English speaking guide

National Park fee , Accident insurance