Khao Karos is another "Unseen Thailand" gem hidden in Krabi Province, distinguished by its astonishingly shaped limestone mountains, eroded by seawater and time into magnificent large caverns, caves, and narrow channels, resembling natural artworks. The highlights include "Tham Phi Hua To" (Ghost Head Cave), containing ancient rock paintings over 3,000 years old depicting human figures, animals, and ghost-like shapes, serving as invaluable historical evidence. Additionally, there's "Tham Pla" (Fish Cave) with crystal-clear freshwater pools and peacefully swimming fish, as well as a hidden lagoon tucked away within a cave, which, when kayaked into, reveals serene and private beauty. Accessing Khao Karos requires a longtail boat or kayak from local piers, making a visit here an exciting adventure and a truly intimate encounter with pristine natural beauty.

Moo 5, Ban Khuan O, Ao Luek Noi, Ao Luek, Krabi, 81110

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08:00 - 17:00 every day

You can travel by car to Tambon Ao Luek Noi, then take a boat or row a boat to see the nature in the area.