Watch the sunset at the Stone Bridge, Koh Libong🌅

Libong Island's Stone Bridge 🪨🪼 is a popular natural landmark — often included in tours around Libong Island — and is included in the "Stone Bridge Arch" program on many Libong Island tour packages. 🐳🐋🦈 Libong Island itself is ecologically important, serving as a seagrass area that serves as a food source for dugongs and as a popular spot for shorebird watching. The stone bridge was not man-made, but was formed by erosion of the sea and rock structures, creating a bridge-like rock formation. It appears as a stone arch through which water can flow. From some angles, it resembles a tunnel, and the sea beneath it is particularly noticeable during high and low tides. The beauty of the stone bridge changes with the sea level. At times, you may need to swim or stand on wet rocks. The walk up to it is particularly interesting. 🌅🤏🏻✨ It's a popular photo spot, especially at sunset or when the sky and sea are illuminated by soft light. The rock formations are often used as natural frames, enhancing the beauty of the photos. The peaceful atmosphere is a natural viewpoint, not a crowded main beach. This creates a relatively peaceful atmosphere, perfect for strolling, taking photos, and exploring the surrounding rock formations. Caution🌟🌟 Sometimes, the water level is high, making walking difficult or even wet. If you visit during high tide, you may need to remove your shoes or avoid slippery areas or areas where waves may hit. #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #QualityContent