Khao Phing Kan consists of two fore

Khao Phing Kan consists of two forest-covered islands with steep shores. They lie in the northwestern part of Phang Nga Bay, some 6 kilometres (3.7 mi) from the mainland, amid a group of a dozen of other islands. Its western part is about 130 metres (430 ft) in diameter whereas the eastern part is about 240 metres (790 ft) long and 140 metres (460 ft) wide and is elongated northwards. The island has a few caves and two sandy beaches, in the southwest and between the twin islands. The former hosts the government office where every visitor has to pay a tax. The latter is used as the port for the tourist boats arriving from the mainland and has several souvenir shops selling items like coral and shells and plastic-encased butterflies, scorpions, and spiders.[4] Beaches and caves are regularly flooded with the tides, which have an amplitude of 2–3 metres (6.6–9.8 ft), so access to some caves is only possible during low tide.[3] The Thai name for Khao Phing Kan reflects the particular shape of the island which appears as if a flat limestone cliff tumbled sideways and leaned on a similar rock in the centre of the island.[4]

Waters around the island are only few metres deep and are pale-green in colour. The bottom is covered with silt which is brought to the Phang Nga Bay by several rivers from the north.[13]

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Khao Phing Kan consists of two forest-covered islands with steep shores. They lie in the northwestern part of Phang Nga Bay, some 6 kilometres (3.7 mi) from the mainland, amid a group of a dozen of other islands. Its western part is about 130 metres (430 ft) in diameter whereas the eastern part is about 240 metres (790 ft) long and 140 metres (460 ft) wide and is elongated northwards. The island has a few caves and two sandy beaches, in the southwest and between the twin islands. The former hosts the government office where every visitor has to pay a tax. The latter is used as the port for the tourist boats arriving from the mainland and has several souvenir shops selling items like coral and shells and plastic-encased butterflies, scorpions, and spiders. [4] Beaches and caves are regularly flooded with the tides,. which have an amplitude of 2-3 metres (6.6-9.8 ft), so access to some caves is only possible during low tide. [3] The Thai name for Khao Phing Kan reflects the particular shape of the island which appears as if a. Flat Cliff limestone tumbled sideways and leaned on a similar Rock in the Centre of the Island. [4] Waters Around the Island are only few are METRES and Deep Green Pale-in Colour. The bottom is covered with silt which is brought to the Phang Nga Bay by several rivers from the north. [13].

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Khao Phing Kan consists of two forest-covered islands with steep shores. They lie in the northwestern part of Phang Nga. Bay some 6, kilometres (3.7 mi), from the mainland amid a group of a dozen of other islands. Its western part is about 130 metres. (430 ft) in diameter whereas the eastern part is about 240 metres (790 ft) long and 140 metres (460 ft) wide and is elongated. Northwards.The island has a few caves and two sandy beaches in the, southwest and between the twin islands. The former hosts the government. Office where every visitor has to pay a tax. The latter is used as the port for the tourist boats arriving from the mainland. And has several souvenir shops selling items like coral and shells and plastic-encased, and scorpions butterflies, spiders.[] Beaches 4 and caves are regularly flooded with the tides which have, an amplitude of 2 - 3 metres (6.6 - 9.8 ft), so access. To some caves is only possible during low tide. [] The 3 Thai name for Khao Phing Kan reflects the particular shape of the. Island which appears as if a flat limestone cliff tumbled sideways and leaned on a similar rock in the centre of the island. [4]

.Waters around the island are only few metres deep and are pale-green in colour. The bottom is covered with silt which is. Brought to the Phang Nga Bay by several rivers from the north. [13]
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