Viewpoints and caves in Mueang Krabi
Explore the diverse geological landscape of Krabi, from the coastal cliffs of Railay to the rugged peaks of the mainland. This collection features the sacred Phra Nang Shrine and the illuminated limestone formations of Phra Nang Nai Cave. Hikers can access the iconic Koh Phi Phi viewpoints and the challenging 3.7-kilometer Dragon Crest Mountain trail, which provides panoramas of Phang Nga Bay. The list also highlights the bird-nest harvesting grounds of Viking Cave and the distinctive rock formations at Laem Chamuk Khwai.
Phra Nang Shrine
Hidden in a small cave, this sanctuary is dedicated to a spirit of a drowned princess.
Viking Cave
Located on Phi Phi Leh, this cave contains ancient wall paintings of ships and serves as a major site for harvesting edible bird nests.
Wang Long Cave
A secluded cave and lagoon on Koh Phi Phi Don, accessible primarily by boat or kayak through a narrow opening.
Viewpoint 1
The first stop on the Phi Phi Don hiking trail, providing an initial elevation over the island's narrow isthmus.
Viewpoint 2
The most photographed spot on Koh Phi Phi Don, offering a clear panoramic view of the twin bays, Tonsai and Loh Dalum.
Viewpoint 3
The highest and furthest point on the Phi Phi Don trail, offering a quieter perspective of the surrounding archipelago.
ONLY FOREST, NO VIEW
A densely wooded section of the trail with no clearing or panoramic visibility.
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