Geography of Krabi

Geography of Krabi is best described as the physical features characterized by broken highlands and the stretches of land on the mainland and a cluster of around 130 islands. The perfect spot for vacation with all the ingredients making it a dream destination.

The group of islands lying on the shores of Andaman Sea covers almost all sorts of geographical ingredients; from the cliffs to the lush green mangroves, from the natural forests to the powdery sandy beaches. Krabi truly is a geographical paradise!

The forest in the island chiefly constitutes the Mangroves and the Cassia trees adding density to the forest. The island possesses quite a fertile land, thanks to the sandy clay soil conditions which helps in the better growth in agriculture. Krabi has a varied agricultural type with plantation varying from rubber trees, palms, oranges, coconuts, and coffee. Krabi river flowing through the town helps in the irrigation of the vegetation and helps in adding the fertility of the soil.

The most notable landmark of the island is the solitary limestone hills standing tall both in the sea and on the land. These cliffs are considered as among the best of the rock climbing site in the world. Climbers from all over are attracted to conquer these heights. The cliff at the Railay beach attracts most of the climbers as it is considered to be unconquerable.

Krabi is divided into 8 Apmhoes (districts). These are:

• Amphoe Muang
• Khao Phanom
• Khlong Thom
• Plai Phraya
• Ko Lanta
• Ao Luek
• Lam Thap
• Nuea Khlong.

There are loads in the vicinity if Krabi that adds to the glamour of the place. Among them the Ko Phi Phi islands are the most attractive ones.

Come to Krabi and explore the wonders of the nature.