Than Bok Khorani National Park

It is about a 40-kilometer drive from Krabi Town in Dampokoroni National Park, near the town of Luke Bay. The park covers an area of 121 square kilometers and was built in 1991. Islands, mangroves, and limestone caves make it full of natural charm. In the lush tropical forest, verdant mountains and gravel-paved paths meander beneath the cliffs, and emerald-green creeks flow from the caves and run through the entire park, making it peaceful and pleasant. Seven Caves Large areas of islands, mangroves and limestone caves are preserved here. There are at least seven caves in the park, the most important of which is ThamPeeHuaToe, famous for the discovery of a giant human skull and 2,000 to 3,000-year-old murals on the cave walls. The cave can be reached by long-tail boat or sea kayak from BanBhoTho Pier, 7 kilometers south of the town of Luke Bay. The quiet picnic spot park is headquartered in the south of the town of Luke Bay and is a very popular gathering place for picnics. There is a 1.8-kilometer trail that connects a babbling stream to a verdant pond connected by waterfalls, the Lotus Pond. The waterfall splashing down from the top of the rock, the stream flowing from the cave, and the surrounding tropical flowers and trees form a beautiful environment and atmosphere. In addition, it is also the location where many Vietnam War movies were filmed.