[2025 Krabi Attraction] Travel Guide for Shell Cemetery (Updated May)

#VisitKrabi 75-year-old Shell Cemetery is located on the beach of Ban Laem Pho in the area of ​​Hat Noppharat Thara National Park. There are fossils or freshwater shells, most of which are bitter snails. These shells were piled up with water mixed with limestone that hardened into rocks on a layer of lignite and shale. We can walk to see information about each type of shell until we reach the large stone field by the sea. The best time to visit Morning time around 07.00 - 10.00 and Evening time around 15.00 - 17.00 hrs. Anyone who visits Krabi must not miss visiting the beauty of the Shell Cemetery, which is considered a valuable natural wonder. 🎈: Tambon Sai Thai, Amphoe Mueang, Krabi (Admission fee 40 baht per person) ⏱️: Open daily from 08.00 - 17.00 hrs.

#VisitKrabi Today, Taew's Journey will introduce another interesting tourist attraction in Krabi. This place is the Laem Pho Shell Cemetery, Krabi. 🐚 This is one of the famous tourist attractions in Krabi. This is a very interesting place to learn about geology. In the past, it was called the 75 million year old shell cemetery. There were fossil shells found in the rock layers at Laem Pho, which are estimated to be between 20-40 million years old. It is a very interesting tourist attraction. The parking lot is very spacious. The atmosphere inside is great. I recommend anyone to come and relax here, enjoy the sea view, the air is great. #Krabi attractions #Krabi Shell Cemetery #VisitKrabi

The 75-year-old shell cemetery is located on the coast of Ban Laem Pho in the northeast of the national park. It contains fossils of freshwater shellfish, mostly bitter snails, approximately 2 centimeters long. These shell fossils were deposited with water mixed with limestone that hardened into rocks, overlapping with layers of lignite and shale. Geological evidence suggests that the shell cemetery is approximately 40-20 million years old. There are 3 75-year-old shell cemeteries: Laem Pho 1, located to the west of the tourist service center; Laem Pho 2, located in the tourist service center; and Laem Pho 3, located approximately 1 kilometer to the east of the tourist service center. The 75-million-year-old shell cemetery was created by geological changes. In the past, this area was a large freshwater swamp, inhabited by many shellfish, most of which were bitter snails, approximately 2 centimeters long. Later, changes in the earth’s surface occurred, with seawater flowing into the swamp, causing the limestone in the seawater to coat the shells until they became a single substance. It became a hard rock called Shelly Limestone, about 40 centimeters thick. Later, the land was lifted up, resulting in a large stone platform by the sea. From geological calculations, it was found that these fossils are about 40 million years old. There are only 3 places in the world where shells are tens of millions of years old: in the United States (Chicago), Japan, and Thailand, the 75 million year shell graveyard or Laem Pho shell graveyard in Krabi province. Note: The best time to visit is in the morning from about 07.00 - 10.00 and in the evening from about 15.00 - 17.00.

The 75 million year old shell cemetery is located on the beach of Ban Laem Pho, in the northeast of Nopparat Thara Park. It is a wide stone platform extending into the sea. When you look closely, you will see the remains of shells pressed tightly together to form a rocky beach by the sea. These shells have piled up and there is water mixed with lime elements that have hardened into rocks on top of a layer of lignite and shale. #NatureTourism

When traveling here in Krabi province, this is a highlight that you must stop by to see the beautiful piles of shells from a long time ago.

The 75 million year old shell cemetery is a natural tourist attraction formed by the accumulation of shells in different eras, resulting in different layers of rocks. It is worth visiting. Bring your children to visit and learn. It is a good place to give them knowledge.

#Shell Cemetery See the world-class shell fossils To visit, there is a fee of 20 baht for adults and 10 baht for children. The Shell Cemetery or the shell fossils that have been piled up in thick layers, large sheets similar to concrete slabs. When you look closely, you will clearly see many small shells stuck together. When viewing these shell fossils, they are divided into 3 points with clear information about the shells. Originally, it was believed that these shells were 75 million years old, but geological scientists have proven that they are 35-40 million years old. Open from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. At the entrance, there are many shops and restaurants. Before visiting the Shell Cemetery, we recommend stopping by the tourist service center first. You will learn about the history of these shell fossils, as well as knowledge about the sea and the conservation of aquatic animals and coral.

The 75 million year old shell cemetery is another famous tourist attraction in Krabi province. Travel from Krabi International Airport through the city for about 12 km. Turn left to Ban Laem Pho for another 5 km. and you will find the 75 million year old shell cemetery. It is located on the coast of Sai Thai Subdistrict, Mueang Krabi District. There is a spacious parking lot in front. The entrance fee for Thais is 10 baht for children and 20 baht for adults. Foreigners are 100 baht for children and 200 baht for adults. It is open from 8 am to 6 pm every day. #SongkranThip #SeaTrip

The 75-year-old shell cemetery is located on the coast of Ban Laem Pho in the northeast of the national park. It contains fossils of freshwater shellfish, mostly snails, which are about 2 centimeters long. These shell fossils were deposited with water mixed with limestone, which hardened into rocks on top of a layer of lignite and shale. Geological evidence suggests that the shell cemetery is about 40-20 million years old. #The 75-year-old shell cemetery has 3 locations: Laem Pho 1, located on the west side of the tourist service center, Laem Pho 2, located in the tourist service center area, and Laem Pho 3, located on the east side, about 1 kilometer from the tourist service center. Note: The best time to visit is in the morning from about 07.00 - 10.00 and in the evening from about 15.00 - 17.00.

Holiday...have a chance to visit Krabi 75 million year old shell cemetery...good weather...beautiful sea Secrets of the past at the 75 million year old shell cemetery in Krabi province. This 75 million year old wonder is a place that history lovers and nature lovers should not miss. Go back in time to explore the amazing fossils along the coast. #Whatcemeteryhasnoghostsbuthasshells #75millionyearoldshellcemetery

The 75-year-old Shell Cemetery is located on the coast of Ban Laem Pho in the northeastern part of the national park. It contains fossils of freshwater snails, mostly snails, which are about 2 centimeters long. These snail fossils were deposited with water mixed with lime, which hardened into rocks on top of a layer of lignite and shale. Geological evidence suggests that the Shell Cemetery is about 40-20 million years old. #100TravelTips

🐚🦪75 million year old shell cemetery🦪🐚 is one of the tourist attractions that is often included in the travel program of Krabi province. Here, we will see a large number of fossils of freshwater snails (freshwater snails) that have been piled up for more than 75 million years until they became limestone layers. It is considered a natural wonder and a rare piece of archaeological evidence. Today, we will take everyone to visit the 75 million year old shell cemetery. The opening hours are as follows: Open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. There is a service fee: Thai people: Adults 40 baht and children 20 baht #TravelSouth #KrabiHasShells #AccommodationByTheSea

#tripdiscount #Krabitourism #75millionyearshellcemetery 📞Hello Hello, I heard it and answered. ✈️I landed at Krabi Airport and chose to stay at Ao Nang because it is very convenient for traveling to various places. 🚘Drive out of Ao Nang for about 10 minutes and you will reach the 75 million year shell cemetery 🐚🐚🐚🐚, which is located on the beach at Ban Laem Pho in the Hat Noppharat Thara-Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park. It is a freshwater snail🐚, which is mostly a snail🐚, but it is on the beach🌊, which is very strange. There are 3 points. The fossils of the shells are stuck together by the connection of water with lime. Looking from a distance, you would think it was a cement floor. It is estimated to be 30-75 million years old.😵💫😵💫😵💫 It is recommended to come in the morning or evening because the sun is very strong.

Today, I would like to recommend a relaxing and comfortable place to visit in Krabi. After getting off the plane, we rented a motorbike and drove from the airport. Our first stop before checking in at the hotel was at the Shell Cemetery. It took about 23 minutes to drive from the city. At first, it was a bit hot because we were riding a motorbike. ✈️🏍️🏨 But when we arrived, hmmm, it was great. The air was nice, shady, and there were trees to sit and rest. The cool breeze blew on our faces. It was refreshing. There is a place to rest by the sea. You can sit and relax while listening to the waves. It was great. After resting for a while, we walked around the area. Oh…the Shell Cemetery also has an entrance fee. It’s not expensive. It’s only 40 baht per Thai person. 🎫🎟️🍃🌊 There are inexpensive restaurants here. You can choose to eat here. There are souvenir shops. Most of the souvenirs are about shells and pearls. 🌿🐚🍵 If you come to Krabi, don’t miss visiting the 75 million-year-old Shell Cemetery. #visitKrabi #rainyseasonattractions #KrabiShellCemetery #Krabi is not just good for the sea

The 75 million year old shell cemetery is located on the beach of Ban Laem Pho, in the northeastern part of the Hat Noppharat Thara-Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park, approximately 17 kilometers from the city. It is a large fossil, approximately 1 kilometer long and 50 meters wide. It is a shell slab that has hardened into a stone slab alternating with layers of lignite, each layer approximately 10 inches thick. Later, the land was lifted, resulting in a large stone platform by the sea. It is one of the three shell cemeteries in the world, including America, Japan, and Thailand. Address: Village 6, Sai Thai, Mueang Krabi, Krabi Province Opening and closing hours: 08.00 - 17.00 hrs. Admission fee: Children 10 baht / Adults 20 baht #summerdream

#dreamvoyage 75 million year old shell cemetery (Krabi) The day I went was at noon after leaving the hotel at Railay Beach, which arrived at Nam Mao Pier, only 2 km from the shell cemetery. I didn't look at the details and planned well. I came at noon, the tide was high and I missed it. If you want to stop by to see the shell cemetery, come when the tide is low, in the morning or evening. But it wasn't too bad because this point is another viewpoint of the bay that is very beautiful.

The 75 million year old shell cemetery or Laem Pho shell cemetery is located on the beach of Ban Laem Pho, Sai Thai Subdistrict, Mueang Krabi District, Krabi Province. It is an area of ​​Hat Noppharat Thara - Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park, approximately 17 kilometers from the city center. It is a wide limestone terrace extending into the sea. When you look closely, you will see fossils of freshwater shellfish that are tightly packed into a rocky beach by the sea. The 75 million year old shell cemetery was created by geological changes. In the past, this area was a large freshwater swamp where many shellfish lived, most of which were bitter snails, approximately 2 centimeters long. Later, there was a change in the earth's surface, with seawater flooding the swamp, causing the limestone in the seawater to encase the shells until they became a single substance, becoming a hard rock plate called Shelly Limestone approximately 40 centimeters thick. Later, the land was lifted, resulting in a large stone terrace by the sea. From calculating the geological age, it is found that these fossils are approximately 40 million years old. When looking at their general external appearance, you may see that The solid rock slabs of this shell cemetery look like ordinary broken concrete slabs. However, if you look closely at the surface of the solid rock slab, you will clearly see many small shells embedded in the surface of the slab. There are only 3 places in the world where this tens of millions of years old shell cemetery is located: in the United States (Chicago), Japan, and Thailand, the 75 million year old shell cemetery or Laem Pho shell cemetery in Krabi province. The 75 million year old shell cemetery can be visited every day throughout the year from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. However, the best times to visit are in 2 periods: in the morning from around 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. and in the evening from around 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. to avoid the sun being too hot.

Krabi tour trip From Ao Nang to here is not far, about 4-5 kilometers. I recommend coming in the morning or again around 3 pm. It is low tide. If you go late in the morning, the tide will start to rise and you will not be able to see the shellfish layer that extends from the beach. It is beautiful, shady, and the wind is cool and comfortable. There is an entrance fee of about 40 baht per person.

Address - Krabi Atmosphere/Location - Very good atmosphere, clean place, clean toilets, good parking, organized, easy to get there, GPS takes you straight to the map, excellent road conditions, souvenir shops Highlights - A potential tourist attraction, if promoted well, with good walkways Average price per person - Not specified Score - 8 out of 10