Krabi

Krabi occupies a low riverside plain on the Krabi River in southern Thailand’s Krabi Province. The town lies a short distance inland from the Andaman Sea, where the river reaches a coast shaped by mangroves, tidal channels and limestone formations. Khao Khanab Nam, a pair of steep karst hills at the river mouth, is Krabi’s best-known natural marker. In the centre, Wat Kaew Korawaram is an active Buddhist temple whose bright white structure rises above the streets. Krabi Town is also a practical base for ferries and road travel across the province, while retaining a slower local rhythm around its riverfront. See how Krabi relates to the Andaman coast and southern Thailand by browsing webcams nearby.

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