Emerald green pool in Krabi

Emerald Pool originated from a warm stream in the southern lowland forest. It is a hot spring with a temperature of 30-50 degrees Celsius. It is a beautiful, clear pool in the heart of the forest with clear, blue-green water that changes color depending on the time of day and light. Emerald Pool originated from a warm stream in the southern lowland forest. It is a hot spring consisting of three hot pools: Sa Kaeo, Sa Morakot, and Sa Phut. The clear emerald green water has a temperature of approximately 30-50 degrees Celsius. The surrounding area is a lush green forest with interesting plant species. From the parking lot, it is about 800 meters on foot to the Emerald Pool. Or you can take another path that is a nature study trail that is about 2.7 kilometers long, but no matter which way you walk, you will meet at the Emerald Pool. However, it is recommended that you walk the normal path to the pool and on the way back, take the nature study trail in a circle. The nature study trail is a lush green forest. Shaded with interesting plants, it is a place to watch rare birds such as the black-bellied lapwing, brown-throated kingfisher, black hornbill, etc. While walking, you will find a flowing stream and large and small ponds along the way, very beautiful. After walking to see the Emerald Pool, we went to see the spring which is the origin of the Emerald Pool. It is a blue-green spring, a natural mineral pool. Because it has a lot of minerals and reflects light as seen, it is located in Khao Phanom Bencha National Park. It is a small natural pool with bubbles rising above the water all the time. It is assumed that it is caused by water seeping from underground, making this place have water all year round and flowing into streams to various places. Entrance fee Thai people, children 10 baht, adults 20 baht Foreigners, children 100 baht, adults 200 baht Open for visits from 08.30 to 17.00 every day Traveling by car #Southern team #World Heritage #Secret location #Our hearts are at the sea #Water activities #Nature therapy