Archaeological sites, nature of Krabi

“Sailing to the Legend... Khao Khanap Nam, the Charm of Krabi” When it comes to Krabi, the image of the blue sea and white sand may be the first thing that many people think of. But if you are looking for the beauty hidden in stories and history, surrounded by abundant nature... “Khao Khanap Nam” is the answer you should not miss. This is an important archaeological site and one of the symbols of Krabi. With two limestone mountains standing tall on the river like those watching the long past. Tourists can take a long-tailed boat from Chao Fah Pier or the Black Crab Monument. It takes only 15 minutes to experience the lush mangrove forest and the tranquility that hides mysteriousness that is worth exploring. The path leads up the stairs to the cave that was once home to prehistoric humans. Evidence discovered in 1999 still clearly reflects ancient life, including animal bones, shells, and human skeletons. and pottery Inside the cave, there are also contemporary artworks by Taiwanese artist “Tu Wei Cheng” who portrays local legends in the form of a 6.5-meter-high human skeleton, surrounded by giant snake skeletons that tightly wrap around it, as if telling a story of love, jealousy, and the fight between the naga and the giants who died and became two mountains. Khao Khanap Nam is not just a tourist attraction, but a journey back in time... where you can take a boat through nature and the spirit of history that still breathes. Come visit once and you will discover the charm of Krabi. #Khao Khanap Nam #Krabi must come #Krabi boat trip #Krabi tour #Krabi archaeological sites #Krabi sea is not just a sea #Travel Thailand without falling out of trend #KrabiTrip #KrabiHiddenGems #Nature lovers #History lovers #Cultural tourism #TuWeiCheng #Ancient human caves #Limestone mountains of Krabi #Travel South #ThailandTravel #Boat trip