Most tourists visit the popular tourist destinations in Krabi all the time. Hidden in the towns near Krabi are some of nature's wonders worth exploring. These are some of nature’s treasures you might not have heard off so be sure to check them out if you have the time!
Emerald Pool and Blue Pool
This nature’s wonder is located in Thung Teao Forest National Park. The Emerald Pool is also known as the Emerald Pond, is a huge natural pool filled with pure spring water. The waters are warm and crystal clear and there is even a small ladder to help you get in and out.
It is the perfect place to take a break from the chaotic world and immerse yourself in some peace and tranquillity as you are surrounded by the sights and sounds of a tropical rainforest. The admission fee for the pool is priced at 100 THB for children and 200 THB for adults.
Just 600m away from the Emerald Pool is the Blue Pool. Unfortunately, you are not allowed to swim in the pool but you will be blown away by the beauty of the pool. It was formed by the hot springs under the earth crust and it is also the best place for your next Instagram update!
Namtok Ron Khlong Thom
This natural hot spring waterfall is a must-visit in Krabi! One of Krabi’s most popular tourist attractions, this natural hot spring is located south of Krabi province in Klong Thom District. It is near the Emerald Pool so this is a must-visit when you are around the area.
The water in these hot tubs come from thermal springs and soak in the natural spring water as you close your eyes and enjoy the peace and quiet in the jungle. The site’s naturally hollowed out bathtubs have spring water as 35 – 42C.
The mineral salts are said to ease a number of ailments such as rheumatism and Sciatica. This is not medically proven but it definitely is the best place to relax and rejuvenate on your trip!
Ban Bor Thor Caves
The best way to explore the caves in Krabi would be to kayak through them and learn more about the history behind those caves. The Ban Bor Thor caves are located 50 minutes north of Ao Nang and it is the earliest sites of human occupation in Thailand. Rich in archaeological treasures, artefacts and cave drawings, this is the cave to explore for all history lovers!
Fret not, the water is calm and easy for kayaking and there is no prior experience needed. It is perfect for beginners and there will also be a brief lesson on safety whilst you are kayaking before you begin on your adventure.
As you are paddling towards the caves, be sure to be on the lookout for the wildlife surrounding you such as brightly coloured birds, monkeys and even otters!
