Phang Nga Bay National Park | A paradise for explorers

Phang Nga Bay National Park is a marine national park located in Phang Nga Province in southern Thailand. There are many attractions to visit in this marine national park, so it would be great if you could stay here for at least a few days. The marine national park includes a bay composed of 42 karst islands, with many beautiful beaches, dramatic limestone cliff landscapes, caves and lagoons to explore. 📍Detailed address: Ban Tha Dan Ko Panyi, Amphoe Mueang Phang-nga, Phang-nga 82000 Thailand 🚗Transportation strategy: Take the bus from Phuket Town to Phang Nga Province, the bus is frequent, the last bus is at 20:00, the fare is 75 baht. From Phang Nga City, go about 8 kilometers along Highway 4 in the direction of KOKE KLOY. Turn left onto Highway 4144 and go about 4 kilometers to the National Park Office. 🕙Opening hours: 8:30 to 16:30 💰Ticket price: Market price: 200THB (about 36 yuan) Park ticket: 200 baht for adults, 100 baht for children. The cost of a day trip includes the ticket price, no need to purchase separately. 🌈 When is the best time to play in Phang Nga Bay? Phang Nga Bay is open all year round. Best season: November-April is the best, the climate is suitable, but April to October is the rainy season can feel a different tropical rainforest experience. 🤡Recommended check-in points: Dream "Star Sky" - Firefly Cave In Phang Nga Bay, you can see the starry sky like in Life of Pi - the sea, of course, it can't really look like this, there are many wonderful "fireflies" in the caves of Phang Nga Bay, gently stir the water with your hand, you will find many small glowing creatures floating in the water, these glowing plankton look like this. Dream Bay - Dreamlike Mirage In Phang Nga Bay, the unpolluted natural environment has nurtured many lives. Dream "Forest" - Exploring the Cave in the Island In Phang Nga Bay, your only mode of transportation is a rubber boat, of course, most of the time there are crew members paddling, you just need to sit or lie down lazily. Cultural customs - Water lanterns The starlight tour of Phang Nga Bay not only has beautiful scenery, but also Thailand's traditional culture - handmade water lanterns. The Water Lantern Festival is a unique celebration in Thailand on the 12th full moon of each year, everyone will make a water lantern full of blessings to pray. 🌟Highlights: Phang Nga Bay as an island scenery, can be said to be magical, because it has neither beaches nor snorkeling. And its seawater is not blue but pine green, the island style is mainly "Guilin on the sea" unique landscape, karst islands, limestone caves, mangrove sinkholes, each is full of adventure. 📌Small Tips: 1, Any water activities, need to pay attention to the sea conditions, some beaches, such as Surin Beach and others have deadly undercurrents, not suitable for water activities. In addition, when there is a red flag on the beach, it means that the sea conditions are not good, tourists should not carry out water activities. Even if the sea conditions are good, tourists should make sure there are lifeguards present before going into the water. 2, Be careful when diving, choose a reputable diving center or travel agency, and follow experienced diving instructors, use well-maintained diving equipment. If you are not feeling well, have been drinking, or do not have a dive buddy, you should not dive. 3, After a single day of diving, you should not take a plane within 12 hours, after multiple dives in a single day, you should not take a plane within 24 hours, otherwise you are prone to decompression sickness.