Tiger Airways to resume flights to Krabi, Thailand
July 21, 2009 by admin
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Singapore’s budget carrier Tiger Airways will resume flights to the Thai resort of Krabi four times a week from end-October. The airline said sales, which began Tuesday, will be for travel from October 25 onwards. Fares start from S$20 one way, excluding airport taxes and charges. Tiger will be the only airline operating from Singapore to Krabi, which is the airline’s third destination in Thailand, after Bangkok and Phuket.
Nopparat Thara Beach
July 16, 2009 by admin
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Locals refer to Nopparat Thara as “Klong Heng” (dry canal) because of its appearance at low tide. Then it is interesting to walk to the nearby islands without needing a boat.
NOPPARAT THARA BEACH
is just North up the coast from Ao Nang, 19 km from Krabi town. It is also the longest beach in the area, 3 km long. The National Park headquarters are situated at the northern end of the beach, close to a tributary of water flowing from the mountain in the North. The office’s facilities include tourist information, bungalow accommodation and a camp site.
Poda Islands
July 9, 2009 by admin
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Poda Island
8 km West of Ao Nang, this small group of islands has a natural landmark in Chicken Island’s limestone rock, resembling a chicken’s head and neck. At the back of the island, you can find yourself in an underwater world of brilliantly coloured marine life.
Locals refer to this as Poda Nok Island (Koh Darm Kwan). At low tide it is possible to walk along a connecting beach or sandbank from Chicken Island to Mor Island.
On the road from Singapore to Krabi.
July 8, 2009 by admin
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In this modern era of better transportation and communication services, the world today is getting smaller. A ‘tourist’ is a person who performs a journey for the sake of curiosity and the pursuits of pleasure from the novelty of sightseeing in a change environment away from the daily routine back at home. He or she is constantly faced with considerable uncertainty regarding a decision and may have only scanty ideas about the place he or she visits, most probably due to the limited awareness and collected information. Different alternative of travel such as by air, sea or overland are evaluated against the criteria of wellness, budget and time constraint.
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Phi Phi Hotel.
July 1, 2009 by admin
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Working Hotel Partner, Phi Phi Hotel is one of the first class hotels on the Phi Phi Island where it is renowned for the finest long beaches and white sand the most spectacular scenery of the splendid emerald mountain ranges and the lush greenery. Phi Phi Hotel located in the center point of Phi Phi Island with easy access to secluded beach, the local village and night bazaar are only 2 minutes walk away.
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Krabi Mini Van & Bus Charter.
June 27, 2009 by admin
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Specializing In Group Travel
We offer a wide variety of ground transportation options available to groups of all sizes. Charter a bus for your next group event or a mini-van on a tour around Krabi and nearby provinces, provides friendly and professional staff, late model motor coaches with comfort, luxury, safety and budget in mind.
From Sungai Golok to Krabi
June 25, 2009 by admin
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From Sungai Golok and eastern side of peninsular Malaysia.
Lies opposite Sungai Golok is Rantau Panjang, an exit point for travellers leaving Malaysia who have visited interesting places such as Kuantan, Pulau Redang in Terrengganu, Pulau Perhenthan, Kuala Besut, Kota Bahru, Kelantan. Read this related article to get to Kota Bahru.
Krabi Introduction
June 25, 2009 by admin
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Prehistoric man inhabited the caves of Krabi some 27,000 to 37,000 years ago. This belief is based on the evidence of a collection of artifacts discovered in the dust of Krabi’s local caves and coastal cliffs. A fertile land, Krabi was destined to be, over the course of time, a sea port, an international trade centre, a treasure trove for fortune seekers, a shelter from the wind and waves for sea vessels, and, finally, a place where cultures and civilization could exchange and blend.
Extreme Krabi
June 14, 2009 by admin
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Deep water soloing brings a new sense of adventure to a destination noted for its beaches, caves and lagoons
For decades Krabi’s abundant natural heritage that manifests itself through gorgeous white sand beaches, soaring limestone cliffs, magnificent viewpoints, caves and lagoons have served as a powerful magnet that draws an endless stream of visitors from all over the world. Other than its enchanting beauty which is undeniably unmatched, another feature that makes Krabi stand out from other island destinations is a diverse range of activities available both on land and under water, ideal for all breeds of travellers. Lined with rugged karst cliffs and wide expanses of white powdery beaches that slope down to crystal clear sea, the Railey Peninsula is much sought by avid rock climbers. The scenic peninsula is an extension of the mainland but inaccessible by road due to Read more
Chinese diplomats, tourists assured Thailand is safe
June 12, 2009 by admin
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BEIJING : Thailand has assured China of the safety of future Asean meetings and tourists visiting the Kingdom. The safety of its ministers, leaders and tourists is a prime concern for China after the riots over the Songkran holidays in April. Beijing has advised its citizens to avoid travel to Thailand and the spread of the type-A (H1N1) flu has further dampened the country’s tourism potential. Foreign Minister Kasit Piromya told his Chinese counterpart Yang Jiechi yesterday the meeting of Asean ministers and their dialogue partners, including China, next month and the leadership summit in October would go ahead as planned. Mr Kasit also promised there would be no political disruption to the meetings being held in Phuket.
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