Entdecken Sie Krabi : Smaragdgrüner Pool, heiße Quellen und Tigerhöhlentempel

Worthwhile trip. Hot springs and emerald lake pool were amazing. By the time we got to the tiger cave temple most of us were too tired to climb it for the given time.

The Emerald Pool was the first to head out after 11:00 to get crowded. The water surface was really emerald green and impressive. It was a shame, however, that the secluded Blue Pool further down the road was closed to visitors in December. Admission is allowed from January to April. We then had lunch at a restaurant near the exit. The second thing is the hot springs, but from our Japanese point of view they weren't that exciting. It felt good. The last Tiger Cave was unique because of the tiger objects in the cave. There were a lot of monkeys, but they weren't violent. The climb of 1237 steps passed. The climbers showed a sense of fulfillment, so if you have the energy and physical strength, you can try. This was a tour of 2,500 baht per person.

Be aware that the guide gives a little bit of information, but largely after the van drops of your group, you'll be left to your own devices for a varying amount of time per stop. I wasn't aware that this would be the case. Apparently, most people opt for the hot springs only. The hot springs was cool to experience, but it is very crowded with tourists. The Emerald Pool is nice since you get to visit and walk through a National Forest to get there. If you're afraid of heights I would not suggest visiting the Tiger Cave Temple.

Long transfers with waits to then have timed times Visit hot springs and emerald pool two disappointments, totally saturated with people and nothing special beyond hot water in the first and murky in the second case. The only thing worth it was climbing the temple of the tiger for its views, that yes you have to climb in 45 minutes and go down in 30 (it is the time you get and nothing is left) We wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

You are guided through the completely crowded hot springs and the equally crowded emerald pool. Afterwards another hour drive to Tiger cave / the temple on the mountain. Unfortunately, there is no time for both, as the ascent, descent and stay (20min) to the temple alone takes about 1.5h. Thus, for a normally trained person, there is no longer time to visit the tigercave. Very poor scheduling, such a trip cannot be enjoyed.

Beautiful places but you cant really enjoy it because the large number of tourists . The food was good and transport bus also . The hot springs are the most packed :)