Emerald pool Krabi Thailand Gallery

Emerald pool Krabi Thailand Gallery

Emerald pool Krabi Thailand

The Emerald Pool is the nature hot springs pool consists of three clear emerald green hot pools at Krabi province, Thailand. Temperatures around 30-50 degrees Celsius around with the forest trees are green bushy plants that have interesting including rare birds such as Pregnant black elder brother, brown necklace kingfishers and black hornbills, etc.

Sanctuary's wildlife provides the home service and a place for tourist services extend tent. But tourists must bring their own tents.

Khao Yai National Park of Thailand - Gallery

Khao Yai National Park of Thailand

Map of Khao Yai National Park of Thailand

Sightseeing in Khao Yai National Park

Khao Yai National Park of Thailand - Travel Guide

Khao Yai National Park - National Park of Thailand is located in 4 provinces which are Saraburi province, Nakhon Nayok province, Nakhon Ratchasima province and prachinburi province. Khao Yai National Park is Thailand's first national park which announced as a national park on 18 September 1962.

Khao Yai National Park known as "The nations of ASEAN Heritage Park" is a large forest in the mountains Phanom Dong Rak as part of Dong Phaya Fai or Dong Phaya Yen in the past. The Khao Yai National Park size is 2,168.64 square kilometers.

Khao Yai National Park consists of the mountains contains less complex multi-ball. A source upstream of the 5 major lines such as Nakhon Nayok River and Moon River data with vegetation and many species of wildlife such as deer, barking deer, forest elephant and gaur as well as the unique natural beauty.

How to get there:

Getting to Khao Yai National Park has many possible ways.

Lines 1 through Rangsit Phaholyothin Road to Saraburi , then Turn right into the friendship road through Mwkehlek, Prior to Pak Chong district turning to Thanarat road : Total distance of approximately 205 kilometers.

Lines 2 through Rangsit Phaholyothin Road and Nong Kae, Turn right through the highway number 305 ( Suwannasorn) at Hin Kong, Through the city of Nakhon Nayok crossway Noen Hom or Naresuan circle, Before entering the town turn left into the Prachinburi - Khao Yai Road : Total distance approximately 190 kilometers.

Lines 3 through Phaholyothin Road Turn right at Rangsit area, through Rangsit-Ongkharuk Highway and Line Ongkharuk - Nakhon Nayok, then meet with the path Lines 2 and continue to the path on Lines 2.

Krabi Thailand

How to Get there :

From Bangkok By Car 1. From Bangkok, proceed on Highway No.4, passing Phetchaburi, Prachuap Khiri Khan, Chumphon, Ranong and Phang-nga Provinces for a total distance of 946 kilometers. 2. From Bangkok, proceed on Highway No. 4, on reaching Chumphon Provinces take Highway No. 41 passing Amphoe Lang Suan in Surat Thani Province to Amphoe Wiang Sa, and then take Highway No. 4035 to Amphoe Ao Luek and continue on Highway No. 4 to Krabi. This route is 814 kilometers from Bangkok. 3. From Phuket, proceed on Highway No. 402 and No.4. The distance from Phuket is 185 kilometers or 4 hours. By bus: From Bangkok: There are air-conditioned bus services to Krabi leaving the Southern Bus Terminal at Borommaratcha Chonnani Road daily from 6.30 a.m. to 8.00 p.m. The buses provided include ordinary bus buses, 2nd class bus air-conditioned buses, 1st class air-conditioned buses and 24-seat VIP buses. The journey takes about 12 hours. For more details, contact tel. 0 2434 5557-8 (non air-conditioned buses) or tel. 0 2435 1199 or 0 2435 1200 (air-conditioned buses) or visit www.transport.co.th. By rail: From Bangkok: There is no direct train service to Krabi. But it is possible to take a train from Bangkok's Hua Lamphong Station to Trang or Nakhon Si Thammarat and take a bus or taxi to Krabi. For more information on trains, contact the State Railways of Thailand at tel. 1690, 223 7010, 223 7020 or visit www.railway.co.th. For Trang, an express train leaves Bangkok daily at 5.05 p.m. and reaches Trang at 9.40 a.m. and a rapid train leaves daily at 6.20 p.m. and arrives at 12.20 p.m. For Nakhon Si Thammarat, a rapid train leaves Bangkok daily at 5.35 p.m. and arrives at 10.45 a.m. and an express train leaves daily at 7.15 p.m. and arrives at 12.00 p.m. For more details, call 1690 or 0 2223 7010 or 0 2621 8701. From Phuket By bus: From Phuket Bus Terminal, there are non air-conditioned and air-conditioned bus services to Krabi many times daily. The trip takes 3-4 hours. For details, contact 0 7621 1480. By car: Take Route 402 and 4 which passes Takua Thung and Thap Pud Districts in Phang-nga and enter Krabi at Au Luek District. Total distance is 185 kilometers. Getting around Getting to Nearby Provinces By Bus From Krabi Bus Terminal there are services, both air-conditioned and non air-conditioned to nearby provinces, i.e. Phuket, Phang-nga, Trang, Hat Yai and Surat Thani (Samui). In addition, many local travel agencies in town provide air-conditioned buses or vans to these provinces. The bus terminal, which is located 4 kilometers north of town at Talat Kao, provides bus services between Krabi and the following destinations: Hat Yai (96 baht/ordinary bus bus, 130 baht /2nd class bus bus, 173 baht /1st class bus), Nakhon Si Thammarat (67 baht / ordinary bus), Phuket (65 baht /ordinary bus, 91 baht /2nd class bus, 117 baht /1st class bus), Phang-nga (46 baht /ordinary bus, 64 baht /2nd class bus, 82 baht /1st class bus), Ranong (106 bahts /ordinary bus), Su-nagi Kolok (335 bahts /1st class bus), Surat Thani (61 baht /ordinary bus, 126 baht /2nd class bus), Trang (50 baht /ordinary bus, 70 baht /2nd class bus, 90 baht /1st class bus). For schedule and more information, contact Krabi Bus Terminal, tel. 0 7561 1804 By bus/boat combination To Ko Samui: Travel agencies in town offer bus/boat tickets to Ko Samui (300-370 baht, four times a day), and also to Ko Pha-Ngan (450 baht, four times a day). Getting around the city and nearby Districts From Krabi Bus Terminal, located in Talat Kao, there are both local red buses and government buses depart regularly from 6.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. to other counties including major tourist spots. It costs 10 baht to get to a destination in town. To travel further, i.e. to Ao Nang and hat Noppharat Thara, take the local white bus from Maharat Road for a fare of 20 baht Songthaew and tuk tuk to the government bus terminal costs 8 bahts while a motorcycle taxi costs 30 bahts. Tuk tuks can be chartered for trips around the town for flat rates i.e. to the bus station (50 baht), What Tham Seua (100 baht) and the airport (200 baht). Most of Songthaews leave in front of the 7-11 on Maharat Road. Destinations include Ao Leuk (20 baht), Ao Nam Mao (40 baht), Ao Nang (20 baht), Hat Noppharat Thara (20 baht) and Su San Hoi (40 baht). There is also a service to Ban Hua Hin (Ferry pier to Ko Lanta). The bay is situated at the intersection of Phattana and Preuksa Uthit Roads. Costing around 40 baht/person, the service runs frequently and takes 40 minutes. Alternatively, it is possible to rent a car to travel around town and to nearby provinces. Several agencies and guesthouses provide motorcycle rental for 150 baht/day while Jeep rental fees may range from 800 to 1,200 baht/day. For more convenience, it is possible to hire a taxi, rent a motorcycle or a van at travel agencies and hotels. The local minibuses depart from Vogue Department Store on Maharat Road to the following destinations: Boat: Long-tailed boats depart from Saphan Jao Fah Pier to East Rai Le for 70 baht/person while the ferry to Ko Lanta (and also Ko Jam), which operates only from October to April costs 200 baht/person with two trips daily at 10.30 a.m. and 1.30 p.m. The ferry to Phi Phi Island operates all year round at 200 baht/person with two trips daily, at 10.00a.m. and 2.30p.m. Best time to visit Krabi The climate of Krabi Province is tropical and therefore warm throughout the year. On the other hand, Krabi is also affected by the monsoon winds that bring about seasonal changes. There are two very hot periods of weather on Krabi, the first is between April and May when the average temperatures ranges from 27 to 36 degrees Celsius with occasional tropical thunderstorm bringing relief from the heat. It is also very hot between September and October, but the frequent rainfall has a wonderful cooling effect. In May, at the peak of the southwest monsoon, it rains on an average of 25 days during the month, making it to one of the most humid months of the year. Rainy days are interspersed with sunny days during this period and the rain generally comes in tropical downpours of an hour or so throughout the day mixed with periods of sunshine. November to March is the most popular time for tourists to visit Krabi. It is when the northeast monsoon brings beautiful blue skies and predominantly sunny weather with an average temperature of 24 to 32 degrees Celsius. Visitors are advised to make early reservations (maybe a year in advance) for accommodations during this period of time because of the popularity of the Krabi and its attractions.

2. From Bangkok, proceed on Highway No. 4, on reaching Chumphon Provinces take Highway No. 41 passing Amphoe Lang Suan in Surat Thani Province to Amphoe Wiang Sa, and then take Highway No. 4035 to Amphoe Ao Luek and continue on Highway No. 4 to Krabi. This route is 814 kilometers from Bangkok. 3. From Phuket, proceed on Highway No. 402 and No.4. The distance from Phuket is 185 kilometers or 4 hours.