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Krabi, Thailand
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When to visit
Attractions à Krabi, Thailand
1. Railay Beach (Railay West)
2. Phra Nang Cave Beach (Phra Nang Beach)
4. Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea)
6. Emerald Pool (Sa Morakot) - Thung Teao Forest Natural Park
7. Klong Thom Hot Springs (Namtok Ron)
10. Khao Khanap Nam (Khao Khanab Nam Caves)
Traditional Sweet Dishes
Mango sticky rice
In Krabi, mango sticky rice is often made with fragrant Nam Dok Mai mangoes, their floral sweetness pairing perfectly with creamy coconut-scented sticky rice and sometimes a sprinkle of toasted mung beans for crunch.
Khanom krok
Khanom krok are little coconut rice pancakes cooked in a cast-iron pan until edges are crisp and centers are pillowy soft, and street vendors in Krabi serve them hot so the coconut custard melts in your mouth.
Thong yip
Thong yip, the golden flower dessert, was born in the royal kitchens and its name means 'to pick up gold', so Krabi families serve it at celebrations to wish wealth and good fortune.
Traditional Savory Dishes
Tom Yum
Tom Yum in Krabi often features the freshest local seafood, and its signature sour, spicy, and herbal harmony comes from bruised lemongrass, galangal, and kaffir lime leaves added at the last moment.
Pad Thai
Pad Thai became a national symbol in the 1930s, and Krabi cooks brighten the dish with smoky wok char and juicy river prawns for a coastal twist.
Massaman curry
Massaman curry reflects Krabi’s trading history, blending Indian spices like cinnamon and cardamom with Thai coconut milk, producing a gently spiced, slightly sweet curry that pairs beautifully with beef or local jackfruit.
Traditional Beverages
Thai iced tea
Thai iced tea in Krabi is brewed extra strong, sweetened, and poured over ice with condensed milk, creating a creamy, bright orange drink that cools and comforts in tropical heat.
Coconut water
Fresh coconut water sold along Krabi’s beaches is more than a refreshing sip, it was a traditional natural electrolyte for fishermen after a long day at sea and is often drunk straight from the husk.
Cha yen (iced tea)
Cha yen, the classic Thai iced tea, is commonly brewed with robust black tea and sometimes star anise or tamarind, then mixed with milk for a spiced, velvety drink popular at Krabi markets.
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Day trips
Phi Phi Islands
Iconic limestone islands, snorkeling and Maya Bay-style beaches.
Google MapsKoh Lanta
Laid-back island with long beaches and relaxed vibe.
Google MapsRailay Beach
Stunning cliffs, rock-climbing and sheltered beaches.
Google MapsKoh Hong (Hong Island)
Lagoon, clear water and great snorkeling close to Krabi.
Google MapsKhao Sok National Park
Dense rainforest, lakes and wildlife — adventurous day trip.
Google MapsCommentaires (6)
Krabi feels like paradise if you like limestone cliffs and quiet beaches, food was excellent but ferries were crowded.
Skip the restaurants on the main strip near the pier, walk two blocks inland to find family stalls where pad thai is half the price and tastier.
Three nights felt rushed, a week is better to island hop and chill, otherwise you spend half your trip on transport.
Went in monsoon season, heavy rain ruined beach time but prices were dirt cheap and the place felt more local than touristy.
Local tip: take the shared longtail from Ao Nang to Railay before 8am, it's cheaper, faster, and way less crowded than tour boats.
Getting there
Train stations
Southern Line (to/from Bangkok)
Southern Line (junction to southern provinces)
Pre-book shared minivan or airport taxi; expect 30–90 min transfer times.
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