Ban Kok Krai, secret location, amazing community

#Phang Nga Review #Samrong Spa #Land of Dragon Tongue #Nakha Sandbar #The beauty of Khao Mu Krong #Khok Krai, the secret city of Phang Nga Ban Khok Krai Tourism Community, Marui Subdistrict, Thap Put District, Phang Nga Province, a secret village on the banks of Marui Canal, which separates Phang Nga and Krabi, is a fascinating community that no one would have thought of. 😉 There are 4 activities in Ban Khok Krai tourism: 1. Hot Mud Spa - This is an activity where you take a boat to the hot sandy beach on the banks of Marui Canal. Since this area is located between the cracks in the earth's crust and Marui Canal, some areas receive geothermal energy. The mud, sand, and water are therefore at a higher temperature than normal. In addition, the mud in this area is full of minerals that are beneficial for treating diseases and nourishing the skin. Applying mud to your body is a way to relax and treat yourself. The mud used is underground mud that is fine and high in minerals, which has been medically certified. 2. Take a boat trip to see the view and visit the Nakha Sandbar to see red ant crabs - After the hot mud spa The community will take us to the Naga Sandbar or San Nakha or Had Tang Len, which has a unique landscape. It is a winding sandbar in the middle of Phang Nga Bay and has a mountain in the middle of the water that looks like a Naga crest, hence the name San Nakha. We will see this area during low tide. During the boat trip to San Nakha, we will see the fascinating landscape of the Marui Canal between Krabi and Phang Nga, passing through various limestone mountains, no different from taking a boat in Cheow Lan Dam. ... On San Nakha, red ant crabs or soldier crabs will appear on the white beach. And with the large number of crabs, it looks like a red carpet moving back and forth. The cute little red ant crabs with black bodies and red legs feed on plankton on the sand and mold the sand into round balls all over the beach. The community also has tables set up for breakfast on this beach. 3. Canoeing at Khao Mu Krong - After seeing the red ant crabs and taking a boat back to the village, the next activity is canoeing to see the mangrove forest at Khao Mu Krong, which is the symbol of the village. To see rare plants, namely the lady slipper orchid, the dragon's tongue variety, with green-red leaves and pink flowers, which are usually found on the Phanom Bencha mountain range. But here, it is found at the foot of Khao Mu Krong, near the village. 4. Eat seafood on oyster cages - When the activity ends, end with fresh seafood from the Kok Krai community, which is already a fishing community. Here, oysters are slaughtered before being sent to Surat Thani for breeding. Therefore, we will get to taste fresh, sweet oysters here, as well as shrimp, clams, crabs, and fish!!!! For the trip to the Kok Krai community, you have to look at the high and low tides. Therefore, you cannot visit every month. #You have to call the community to ask first. 📌 If any of you like this kind of unique tourism, you can contact >>> Kok Krai Community Tourism, Marui Subdistrict, Thap Put District, Phang Nga Province, Mr. Somporn Sarakarn (Chairman and Community Coordinator) 📌 Don't forget. #You have to book in advance. Otherwise, it's a waste of time. #thailand #community tourism #community tourism #Phang Nga