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Lamru Waterfall
This 5-tiered waterfall is located within the area of the National Park. It is 9 kilometres from the branching road from Highway No. 4090, passing Kapong District office on the way to Lamru village, and another kilometre to Lamru waterfall. |
Hin Lat Waterfall
This waterfall is located 8 kilometres to the east of Kapong District office. Three canals merge to form the origin of the crystal clear waterfall. The water from the falls gather into a stream and flows through a field of naturally beautiful arrangement of rocks and boulders. |
Kapong Hot
Springs
lie
8 kms. distant from the Kapong District
Office. The springs temperature is 65
degrees Celsius, A regular pool has been
formed of the mineral water by damming
up the streams. |
Wat Narai Nikayaram
Situated at Mu 3, Tambon Le, 14 kilometres from the Kapong district office,this temple houses stone carvings of the God Narai, Phra Lak, and Sida, from the Ramayana Epic. These sculptures are related with Takola town and the proliferation of Indian culture into this region.
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Sang Tong
Waterfall
Namtok Saeng Thong On the opposite side of Kapong Hospital, is the access road to the waterfall, 6 kilometres further on. It is a medium-sized waterfall, having 11 levels altogether. The falls run all year round. |
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Koh Yao
Koh Yao covers an area of 137 square kilometres. The majority of the population are Muslim. The island is made up of 2 large islands: Koh Yao Noi and Koh Yao Yai. Click How To Get There
Attractions on Koh Yao Noi include:
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Hat Pasai
situated 7 kilometres from the District Office on Ko Yao Noi. This white sandy beach is covered with shady trees. From Hat Pa Sai, a scenic view of the islands of Krabi province can be seen in the distance. |
Hat Tha Khao
situated 5 kilometres from the District Office on Ko Yao Noi. The beach features boulders, rocks, and pebbles of various shapes, size, and coloration. During the low tide, you can walk to another small island nearby.
Attractions on Ko Yao Yai include: |
Ti Kut Bay
located at Ko Yao Yai. This bay has a white sandy beach. To the north of the bay, there is a beautiful rocky cape with a beach lined with pine trees. |
Ao klong
Son
offers a beach of fine, white sand and shady pine trees. On the left end of the beach is a colourful rock formation with equally beautiful multi-coloured pebbles. Swimming and snorkelling to see beautiful coral is recommended. |
Ao Sai
is blessed with powdery white sand. The bay also has beautiful rock formations. Swimming can be enjoyed. |
Ao Larn
the bay offers a beautiful beach, ideal for swimming. To the north, there is a cape which has a steep cliff and at the base of the cliff, the water is quite deep. Boat riding is the most convenient mode of transport to get there. |
Ao Hin Gong
situated on Ko Yao Yai. It is a shady beach lined with Cotyletobium trees. This bay is home to young rays, which makes it unsuitable for swimming. Ao Hin Kong is also a habitat of Muslims who earn their living from fishing. |
Lo Pa Raed
Beach
features a long stretch of a white sandy beach teeming with groves of coconut trees. To the north of the bay is a cape with a beautiful rock formation and the water around the cape is suitable for swimming. |
Laem Nok-ok
located on Ko Yao Yai. The beach here has rock formations and pebbles of many colours. Swimming is recommended. |
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