KRAJE

Every day we walked the path from Tonsai to Phra Nang beach, leading through this forest

Railay West, always full of longtail boats

Path between Railay and Phra Nang

Phra Nang, my favorite beach

More exciting way to Railay West is through the cave (entrance above boat's stern)

Entrance to the Tum Choee cave

Inside the cave. This photo is in sepia (apart from the person)

Exit view on Railay West. There is a 20m abseil so rope and harness are necessary

Railay West in late afternoon

Tourists relaxing on the beach after sunset

Our favorite restaurant. Grilled fish every day!

Rocks at the end of Phra Nang beach

Princess Cave, where local fishermen make offerings

Dancing in Princess Cave

Phra Nang beach. It's very popular but has no public toilet

I took a diving trip to Ko Phi Phi, famous for "The Beach" movie

It's so touristy that is reminded me of Khao San Rd in Bangkok

Famous Chicken Island. I don't have any diving photos because my Aquapack leaked

Sawngthaew (literally, 2 benches) waiting for passengers outside the bus station. We said "good bye" to Krabi

Khao Sok National Park, established to protect these 3 mud-loving homo sapiens. Just kidding!

Flowers growing in the area

Khao Sok is famous for it's Rafflesia flowers. Every bud is numbered

Rafflesia is the largest flower in the world (1m diameter). Species from Khao Sok are slightly smaller

It's important not to step on any roots, because this would kill the plant