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India Is Driving Krabi’s Biggest Tourism Reinvention in Decades — And Thailand Is All In
Earlier this month, as Krabi concluded its two-city India roadshow in Bengaluru and Mumbai, it became clear that Thailand’s Andaman jewel is entering a new phase of tourism evolution. With new direct flights, rising demand from luxury and wedding segments, and a growing focus on sustainability, Krabi is positioning itself as far more than a beach escape — it is shaping itself into a premium, experience-driven destination for Indian travellers. Travel Daily Media spoke with Nattachit Oonsiam, Director of the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) Mumbai Office, who outlined how Krabi is redefining its appeal and why India sits at the heart of this transformation. Below are edited excerpts from our conversation. Travel Daily Media (TDM): India continues to be one of Thailand’s strongest markets. Why is the Indian traveller especially important for Krabi right now? Nattachit Oonsiam (NO): Krabi is at a very interesting moment in its tourism journey. For years it has been loved for its beaches and islands, but today it is evolving into something much broader — a destination that offers sustainable, nature-focused, gastronomic and cultural experiences, and is increasingly attractive to niche, high-value markets such as film tourism, MICE and weddings. Indian travellers are essential in this transition because they bring both volume and diversity. We are seeing demand from honeymooners, families, friends travelling together, wedding groups and incentive travellers. There is also a noticeable rise in the number of Indians looking for authentic, responsible travel experiences, which aligns perfectly with Krabi’s positioning as a prototype destination for ethical and community-based tourism. TDM: IndiGo’s new direct flights to Krabi have generated a lot of excitement. What early trends are you seeing? NO: The direct flights from Mumbai and Bengaluru have changed the market almost instantly. They have significantly shortened travel time, and that convenience is shaping new traveller behaviour. We already see stronger weekend and shoulder-season demand, increasing interest from families and small groups, and more flexible, multi-destination itineraries — for example, travellers pairing Krabi with Bangkok or Phuket for a longer holiday. The visa exemption for Indian citizens has further accelerated interest. Travellers now feel Krabi is not just beautiful, but also seamless and easy to access, which is a powerful combination. TDM: Indian travellers increasingly want luxury, weddings and immersive itineraries. How is Krabi adapting to these expectations? NO: Krabi is transforming its offering to match these segments. The region’s private-villa inventory, boutique resorts and experiential operators are elevating their services with curated island experiences, bespoke diving and boating routes, high-end honeymoon programmes, and a growing focus on gastronomy. One standout example is Krabi’s cave-dining experience at The Grotto, which is becoming very popular among Indian couples. We also see rising interest in film tourism, especially with major productions like Jurassic World Rebirth showcasing Krabi’s landscapes. All of this helps position Krabi as a place where travellers can enjoy intimacy, exclusivity and a strong sense of place. TDM: Sustainability is a central theme in global travel, including among Indian tourists. What steps is Krabi taking to grow responsibly? NO: Krabi is being developed as a sustainability prototype for Thailand, which is something we are very proud of. The Amazing Krabi Green Guide Fest, for example, brings the community, hotels and tourism operators together to embed the “7 Greens” approach — from green gastronomy and green learning to low-impact tourism activities. This is not a cosmetic effort; it is creating real change on the ground through waste-reduction programmes, low-carbon travel routes, local sourcing initiatives and community-led experiences. The goal is clear: to ensure that Krabi’s growth benefits local people and protects its natural ecosystems while giving visitors a deeper, more meaningful connection to the destination. TDM: After the strong trade response to the roadshow, what can Indian partners expect from TAT and Krabi in 2025–26? NO: The roadshow was a reaffirmation of Krabi’s growing relevance in the Indian market, and we plan to build on that momentum. You will see more familiarisation trips for Indian agents, deeper collaborations with airlines and tour operators, and targeted campaigns for key segments such as honeymooners, wedding groups, young families and women travellers. We also intend to scale our digital storytelling to showcase Krabi’s luxury, sustainability and experiential strengths. With the visa exemption and Thailand Digital Arrival Card making travel even easier, this is an ideal moment for Indian agents to package Krabi as a seamless, high-value experience for their clients.
TAT holds two-city roadshow in India to promote Krabi
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), Mumbai Office, in collaboration with the Krabi Hotel Association, recently wrapped a successful two-city roadshow, spotlighting Krabi for Indian travellers across leisure and MICE segments. The events in Bengaluru (29 October) and Mumbai (31 October) connected 14 of Krabi's leading hotels, resorts, DMCs, and IndiGo Airlines with a curated group of India's top travel planners. The roadshow aimed to deepen Thailand’s long-standing partnership with the Indian travel trade and introduce them to Krabi of today, a destination that has elegantly expanded from its famous beaches and islands into a hub for luxury seekers, honeymooners, and high-impact MICE and wedding groups. The events opened with welcome remarks and insights from Nattachit Oonsiam, Director of the TAT Mumbai Office, and Kasmaporn Limpanapongthep, President of the Krabi Hotel Association. Both emphasised Krabi’s readiness and enthusiasm for the Indian traveller, underscoring its unique blend of raw natural beauty and sophisticated infrastructure perfectly suited for all traveller segments. In both cities, conversations quickly moved beyond the pristine postcard images to the practical opportunities for Indian travellers: curated experiences, exclusive property updates, and a shared focus on the value-driven, experiential travel that Indian tourists now actively seek. A central theme during the roadshow was the significant upgrade in air access to Krabi. The recent introduction of IndiGo’s direct flights from both Bengaluru and Mumbai to this Andaman gem, has placed it within easy reach and is expected to fuel demand from both leisure and corporate segments. The evenings witnessed lively networking, one-on-one B2B meetings, and a vibrant exchange of ideas that promise to translate into bespoke itineraries for Indian tourists. This roadshow did more than just showcase a destination; it signalled a strategic push. By highlighting Krabi’s evolving profile, TAT demonstrated a forward-looking tourism strategy for Thailand, one that champions regional diversity, invests in sustainable growth, and leverages enhanced connectivity to open new doors for collaboration with the Indian travel trade.
Thailand welcomes Etihad Airways’ inaugural Abu Dhabi–Krabi direct flight
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) hosted a welcome reception at Krabi International Airport for the inaugural Etihad Airways flight from Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, on 9 October 2025. The milestone marks an important step in expanding air connectivity between Thailand and the Middle East, while reinforcing Krabi’s position as a leading destination for beach, wellness, cultural, and sustainable tourism. The welcoming ceremony was presided over by Mr. Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, together with Ms. Sasithorn Kittidhrakul, Deputy Minister of Interior; Mr. Chayatan Phromsorn, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Transport; Ms. Thapanee Kiatphaibool, TAT Governor; Mr. Ratthasart Chidchoo, Governor of Krabi Province; and Mr. Danai Ruengsorn, Director-General of the Department of Airports, along with TAT executives and representatives from government and private sector tourism partners. Passengers arriving on flight EY424, operated by an Airbus A321LR with 160 seats, were greeted with a traditional Thai performance and special souvenirs, reflecting the warmth and hospitality embodied in the Amazing Thailand brand. The new Abu Dhabi–Krabi route increases seat capacity between Thailand and the Middle East by approximately 7,650 seats per month — an increase of about 16 per cent over current levels — thereby enhancing convenience for travellers and stimulating regional tourism growth. Thapanee Kiatphaibool, TAT Governor, said, “This new direct connection between Abu Dhabi and Krabi opens fresh opportunities for sustainable tourism development in southern Thailand. TAT is committed to empowering local destinations to deliver authentic, high-quality experiences that blend cultural richness with environmental responsibility and community engagement.” Building on this vision, Ratthasart Chidchoo, Governor of Krabi Province, added that the province is ready to welcome travellers from Abu Dhabi and beyond. “Krabi is not only famed for its spectacular islands and marine attractions but also for its rich cultural and community-based tourism experiences. Visitors can discover authentic local lifestyles and distinctive encounters that make Krabi truly memorable,” he said. Krabi’s strong foundation in sustainability further reinforces its appeal. Earlier this month, Lanta Archipelago National Park was named among Thailand’s ten winners in the 2025 Green Destinations Top 100 Stories, underscoring the province’s leadership in responsible tourism through the Krabi Prototype model supported by TAT. Thapanee added that the new Etihad Airways service reflects TAT’s ongoing collaboration with international carriers to enhance access to southern Thailand and expand the Middle East travel market. “The route complements TAT’s efforts to attract high-value visitors seeking health and wellness, luxury, family, and halal-friendly experiences. With Thailand’s growing reputation as a global Medical and Wellness Hub, we are committed to offering meaningful travel experiences that reflect the essence of Amazing Thailand,” she said. To further promote the new connection, the TAT Dubai Office has organised a familiarisation trip for Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) from the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries to explore Krabi. The itinerary highlights local gastronomy, cultural identity, and themed experiences such as Hidden Gem Cities and the Jurassic World: Rebirth film location route, showcasing southern Thailand’s diverse appeal to discerning Middle Eastern travellers. Between January and September 2025, Thailand welcomed approximately 618,000 visitors from the Middle East, with arrivals projected to reach 850,000 by year-end. Middle Eastern tourists spend an average of 10 days in Thailand and about 104,000 Baht per trip, reinforcing the kingdom’s tourism growth and its positioning as a welcoming, world-class destination for global travellers.
Krabi takes centre stage at TAT’s Global Meaningful Travel Summit
The Krabi Prototype took the spotlight at the recently concluded 2025 Global Meaningful Travel Summit held simultaneously in Bangkok and Krabi. This is the first time that the event was staged anywhere in Asia and it was a joint initiative of the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) and sustainable tourism non-profit Tourism Cares. The summit brought the Krabi Prototype to centre stage as Thailand welcomed over 40 travel executives, tour operators, airlines, and media from the United States and beyond to explore its approach to sustainable and meaningful travel. The Krabi Prototype initiative, developed in partnership with local stakeholders, positions the province as Thailand’s leading pilot for responsible tourism. That said, TAT is accelerating operators into national sustainability standards, including STGs STAR, the Thailand Tourism Awards, and CF–Hotels, while advancing international benchmarks such as Green Destinations recognition for Mu Ko Lanta National Park. To date, Krabi counts 16 award–winning operators under the Thailand Tourism Awards, 119 STAR–certified businesses, and 65 CF–Hotels actively reducing carbon footprints through clean energy, solar power, plastic reduction, and local sourcing. Highlighting the Krabi Prototype The summit highlighted Krabi’s emergence under the Krabi Prototype, TAT’s flagship model for sustainable tourism development. Known worldwide for Maya Bay, the Phi Phi Islands, and Railay Beach, as well as its hot springs and limestone landscapes, Krabi is advancing a long-term commitment to protect its pristine environment and community way of life. The province is designated within the Andaman Development Zone under Thailand’s strategic tourism product clusters, underscoring its strong potential as a sustainable destination. This was further reinforced in 2023 when Khlong Thom Hot Springs earned recognition on the Green Destinations Top 100 Stories list for environment and climate, a global accolade that demonstrates Krabi’s readiness to serve as a model for responsible travel. What Krabi means to Thailand According to TAT governor Thapanee Kiatphaibool: “Krabi represents the balance we aspire to achieve across Thailand where natural beauty and local culture are preserved while communities benefit from tourism. Hosting the Global Meaningful Travel Summit here demonstrates to the world that sustainable tourism is not just a vision but a reality that can be experienced today. Through the Krabi Prototype, we show that sustainable travel is possible, practical, and rewarding for all.” During the summit, delegates engaged in immersive tours with local communities including Laem Sak and Ban Nai Nang, where grassroots initiatives such as waste management, traditional crafts, and community-led tourism showcased practical models of sustainability. Beyond the official programme, Krabi offers a wealth of eco–conscious experiences under the Krabi Prototype, from mangrove tours in Ban Thung Yee Peng to marine conservation activities around Ko Ngai. Together, these reflect how the province is redefining tourism’s impact by embracing low-carbon travel, eco-certified accommodations, and regenerative practices. Krabi’s sustainability journey is further supported by its communities: eight villages, including Koh Klang, Nai Nang, and Laem Sak, are leading the way through initiatives such as long–tail boat tours, batik workshops, stingless beekeeping, and multi–ethnic cultural tourism. These projects, combined with waste–to–energy management systems on the islands and strict local pledges to preserve beaches free of jet-skis and mass beach furniture, have become a provincial declaration of sustainability shared for more than a decade. Krabi also exemplifies Thailand’s dual economic strengths, as, alongside its tourism appeal as a bucket-list destination, the province is the nation’s second-largest producer of palm oil and home to rubber, Musang King durians, and robusta coffee, reflecting the integration of agriculture and tourism. Its cinematic scenery continues to attract global productions, most recently Jurassic World: Rebirth, further boosting international visibility. Taken all in, the summit reinforced how the Krabi Prototype contributes to Thailand’s broader sustainability agenda. An expanding map Over the past two years, TAT and Tourism Cares have expanded the Meaningful Travel Map of Thailand to include more than 45 vetted organisations, many of which were visited during the summit. Among these, eleven Krabi operators have also joined Tourism Cares’ global network of over 160 sustainable tourism partners, extending the province’s reach to international markets. By linking Krabi’s achievements with international networks, Thailand strengthens its positioning in key markets such as the United States, where demand for meaningful travel continues to grow. As Kiatphaibool put it: “The Global Meaningful Travel Summit in Krabi is more than a meeting—it is a milestone. By bringing the Krabi Prototype to centre stage, it has given the world a glimpse of Thailand’s future, where tourism safeguards our resources, strengthens our communities, and delivers meaningful value to travellers. Krabi is our prototype, and our goal is to scale this model across the country so that Thailand remains at the forefront of sustainable tourism.”
Anantara Koh Yao Yai introduces a new transfer route from Krabi
Anantara Koh Yao Yai Resort & Villas is now even more accessible with the launch of a new scheduled speedboat transfer connecting the resort to Krabi's Thalane Pier. The new route joins the existing Phuket service, providing guests increased flexibility and faster access to one of Thailand's last unspoiled island retreats. According to resort general manager Stuart De San Nicolas: "Anantara Koh Yao Yai sits at the heart of the Andaman, offering a rare balance of seclusion and connectivity. With the new Krabi route, we give guests more freedom to explore the region's most iconic natural and cultural wonders, all from a serene island base.” A short but immersive journey This 30-minute journey through Phang Nga Bay is the beginning of an immersive experience. The route traces the mythical path of the great Naga serpent, as described in local lore to have formed the scattered islands of Phang Nga Bay. Along the way, guests are treated to dramatic limestone cliffs, turquoise waters, and untouched islets that serve as a cinematic introduction to the region's natural grandeur. Where exploration comes first Anantara Koh Yao Yai serves as the perfect base for cinematic discovery and natural adventure. Guests can explore dramatic seascapes featured in Jurassic World: Rebirth and the upcoming Alien: Earth through the resort's Scene Unseen yacht experience, which reveals hidden caves, untouched beaches, and secret filming locations only accessible by sea. Guided by a local expert, the aboard the resort's My SKY luxury yacht blends breathtaking scenery with behind-the-scenes stories and film trivia. On land, curated excursions take guests to Krabi's cultural and natural icons, including the Tiger Cave Temple and Emerald Pool, and the region's revered hot springs and island-hopping escapes to Hong Island, James Bond Island, and other filming locations throughout Phang Nga Bay. What’s the schedule like? Shared speedboat transfers operate twice daily between Krabi's Thalane Pier, a 40-minute drive from Krabi International Airport, and Anantara Koh Yao Yai Resort & Villas. Departures from the pier to the resort are available at 1:00 pm and 4:30 pm, and return journeys from the resort to the pier at 12:00 pm and 3:30 pm. Guests can also arrange private land transfers from Krabi International Airport to Thalane Pier through the resort with a minimum of 48 hours' notice. Benefits for those who book direct Guests who book directly for a minimum of three consecutive nights enjoy exclusive benefits designed to make their journey even more seamless. All room types receive complimentary roundtrip speedboat transfers from either Phuket's Leam Sai Pier or Krabi's Thalane Pier. For those staying in select premium accommodations, including the Grand Family Sea View Suite, Lagoon Pool Villa, Wellness Lagoon Pool Villa, Beachfront Pool Villa, Sea View Pool Penthouse, Crystal Sea View Penthouse, and Two Bedroom Beachfront Pool Villa, an additional complimentary roundtrip airport transfer is included from Phuket International Airport or Krabi International Airport.
5 Extraordinary Experiences in Krabi in 2025
As Thailand makes headlines—filming sites for the latest season of The White Lotus and Jurassic World Rebirth—there’s never been a more apt time to visit. Phulay Bay, a Ritz‑Carlton Reserve nestled on Krabi’s pristine Andaman shoreline, offers travellers a front-row seat to the country’s cinematic allure and cultural resurgence. Let’s step inside the storyboard and live the scenes for yourself. Explore Krabi’s Untouched Wonders Step into a cinematic dreamscape with Phulay Bay’s signature Discover the Jurassic Paradise experience. Start the day on the unspoiled shores of Pak Bia Island, surrounded by towering karst cliffs and turquoise waters. Then kayak through the still, glass-like waters of Klong Root—also called Mirror Lake—where jungle canopies reflect above like a watercolour painting. Inspired by Krabi’s prehistoric landscapes and its role in the upcoming Jurassic World film, this curated adventure offers an immersive blend of nature and tranquillity. From hidden lagoons to forested trails, this is Krabi at its most raw and wondrous. 1) A Taste of Thailand: Cook Like a Local One of the most delicious ways to engage with Thai culture is through its cuisine. At Phulay Bay, join an intimate Thai cooking class, where you will learn to prepare signature dishes using fresh herbs and produce. From balancing the sweet-sour-spicy flavours to picking up insider cooking tips, you will gain more than recipes—you will take home a cultural connection. The best part? You will enjoy your creations in a peaceful corner of the resort, often at the tranquil Chomtawan Bar, with a sea breeze and sunset for company. 2) Reconnect with Yourself at The Spa Begin your mornings with yoga by the sea, along swaying palms and gentle sounds of the Andaman, complemented by meditation and Pranayama breathing. Then, retreat to The Spa at Phulay Bay—a serene sanctuary featuring 11 treatment rooms, vitality pools, steam and sauna facilities, and therapies drawn from Thai and global healing traditions. Choose from treatments that incorporate warm herbal compresses, sound therapy with singing bowls, or a full-body detox using local botanicals. 3) Muay Thai: A Cultural Workout Fitness meets tradition in the resort’s Muay Thai sessions, led by trained experts in the serene indoor-outdoor wellness studio. These sessions are tailored to all levels, blending cardio and technique with cultural immersion. Practice punches, kicks, and elbow strikes while learning about the history of Thailand’s national sport. It’s invigorating, empowering, and uniquely Thai. 4) Walk with Giants: The Elephant Sanctuary Experience Phulay Bay partners with the Krabi Elephant House Sanctuary to offer guests a chance to engage with Thailand’s gentle giants in the most respectful way. Spend a morning walking with rescued elephants, feeding them, giving them mud baths, and even joining them for a splash in the water. Led by passionate sanctuary workers and the resort’s dedicated ladies and gentlemen, this hands-on experience gives you a glimpse into the lives of these majestic animals and the conservation efforts helping to protect them. 5) Plan the Extraordinary At Phulay Bay, every experience is curated with soul and sophistication—where personal butler, customised service, uber luxurious experiences, natural beauty, and cultural authenticity converge in perfect harmony. Plan your visit to Phulay Bay and embrace the extraordinary.
TAT showcases ‘Krabi’ in AirAsia Skytrax 16 Years Celebration Fam Trip
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), in collaboration with AirAsia, hosted the “AirAsia Skytrax 16 Years Celebration” trip in Krabi for over 120 key opinion leaders (KOLs) and media representatives from across Asia. The initiative aimed to boost Green Season travel and highlight Krabi’s safety, sustainability, and tourism potential. A key moment was the debut of AirAsia’s commemorative “Still Winning, Still Gold” aircraft livery, celebrating its 16th consecutive title as the World’s Best Low-Cost Airline by Skytrax. The aircraft arrived in Krabi on 19 June to an official welcome at Krabi International Airport. At the ceremony, Suvit Suriyawong, Vice Governor of Krabi, remarked: “Krabi is honoured to welcome guests from across Asia and beyond. With breathtaking landscapes, eco-friendly experiences, and the warmth of our people, we invite everyone to enjoy Krabi—not just once, but all year round. I’m confident you’ll return home with meaningful memories and inspire others to visit.” The trip, held from 19 to 21 June, introduced participants to Krabi’s diverse tourism offerings. A welcoming dinner at The Beach Krabi featured cultural performances, eco-print textile demonstrations, Thai wellness services, and a showcase of TAT Connex — a digital platform linking KOLs to Thai tourism content for global promotion. Parichart Boonclai, TAT Executive Director of the Marketing Services Department, noted: “Thailand is a year-round destination, and the Green Season is perfect for discovering natural beauty and local culture. Krabi exemplifies our commitment to sustainable tourism through the ‘Krabi Prototype,’ which supports low-carbon travel, eco-conscious businesses, and community-led experiences like mangrove tours in Ban Thung Yee Peng and marine activities around Ko Ngai. We also prioritise safety through improved infrastructure and emergency systems to ensure visitor confidence.” In 2023, Krabi welcomed around 6.3 million visitors, generating over 90 billion Baht in tourism revenue. Attractions like Maya Bay, Phi Phi Islands, and Railay Beach have received top global rankings, with Maya Bay recently named the world’s most Instagrammable beach by Heepsy and featured in rankings by Lonely Planet and Beach Atlas. The province also offers hot springs, limestone landscapes, eco-tourism activities, and vibrant local culture. Its cinematic scenery has attracted global productions, most recently Jurassic World Rebirth. Under the “Krabi Goes Green” strategy, the province continues to lead in environmental conservation and sustainable tourism, supported by both public and private sectors. The trip was part of a broader celebration of AirAsia’s 16-year Skytrax achievement. The new aircraft livery serves as a symbol of the airline’s long-standing brand strength, customer trust, and dedication to service quality, with over a billion passengers flown since 2001. Santisuk Klongchaiya, Chief Executive Officer of Thai AirAsia, said the recognition reflects the commitment of AirAsia’s team and the continued trust of its passengers. He reaffirmed the airline’s focus on expanding its regional network and launching new high-potential routes to meet evolving travel needs. To mark the occasion, AirAsia introduced a limited-time promotion on selected routes and additional discounts on baggage and seat selection, valid from 19 June to 3 July 2025 for travel through 31 March 2026 via its official platforms.
Air Arabia launches non-stop flights to Krabi, Thailand from 28th Nov
Air Arabia has annonced the launch of its new non-stop flights to Krabi, in Thailand. Starting 28th November, the new service will operate daily from Sharjah International Airport to Krabi International Airport. Adel Al Ali, Group Chief Executive Officer, Air Arabia, said: “We are pleased to expand our network in Thailand with the launch of our new direct service to Krabi, a destination that offers strong appeal for both leisure and adventure travellers. With the growing demand for travel to Southeast Asia, this new route reaffirms our commitment to providing affordable and convenient air travel while continuously investing in expanding our global reach." This new service marks Air Arabia’s third destination in Thailand, joining its existing routes to Bangkok and Phuket and further solidifies the airline’s commitment to expanding its presence in Southeast Asia. The new destination offers a gateway to one of Thailand’s most scenic coastal regions, known for its vibrant tourism offerings.
IndiGo commences direct flights from Mumbai and Bengaluru to Krabi
This marks IndiGo's third destination in Thailand, joining Bangkok and Phuket. The daily flights from Mumbai and Bengaluru to Krabi will provide seamless connectivity and a comfortable travel experience for both leisure and business travellers. Vinay Malhotra, Head of Global Sales at IndiGo, said: “We are pleased to commence daily direct flights to Krabi, Thailand, from Mumbai as well as Bengaluru, marking a significant milestone in fostering India-Thailand bilateral ties. With these convenient flights our customers can enjoy this resort town and its local landmarks & panoramic views. IndiGo operates over 95 flights, a week, from India to Thailand and offers seamless connections to Bangkok, Phuket and now also to Krabi. As we expand our international footprint, IndiGo remains committed to providing customers with effortless access to more parts of the world, through convenient and reliable flight options." The addition of Krabi to IndiGo’s network is a strategic move to further strengthen trade and tourism ties between India and Thailand, fostering cultural exchange and driving economic growth. For Indian travellers, this expansion offers shorter travel times and more affordable options, minimizing the need for layovers and making Krabi more accessible than ever before. Secrets of Krabi Krabi, a captivating province on Southern Thailand's coast, is renowned for its limestone cliffs, pristine beaches, and vibrant coral reefs. From the iconic Railay Beach, accessible only by boat, to the hidden lagoons of Hong Island, Krabi offers a wealth of natural wonders perfect for leisure travellers seeking relaxation and adventure. Inland, lush jungles and hot springs provide further opportunities for exploration. The region's rich cultural heritage is reflected in its ancient temples, vibrant night markets, and delicious Thai cuisine. Must-see sights include the Tiger Cave Temple offering panoramic views, and the emerald waters of the Phi Phi Islands, a short boat trip away. Krabi also presents exciting opportunities for business travellers, with emerging MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) facilities and a growing focus on sustainable tourism development. The city seamlessly blends natural beauty, cultural richness, and exciting prospects for both leisure and business travellers, making it an unforgettable travel experience. Customers who wish to plan their travel can book via our official website www.goIndiGo.in or through our mobile app. Flight schedule: Flight No. Origin Destination Frequency Effective Departure Arrival 6E1085 Mumbai Krabi Daily Mar 30, 2025 4:15 10:10 6E1086 Krabi Mumbai Daily Mar 30, 2025 21:45 0:40 6E 1083 Bengaluru Krabi Daily Mar 30, 2025 15:30 20:45 6E 1084 Krabi Bengaluru Daily Mar 30, 2025 11:35 13:45 IndiGo, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Karabi
A Journey to Krabi: Thailand’s Hidden Gem That Takes Your Breath Away
Nestled in the southern region of Thailand, Krabi is a haven of natural beauty, offering a seamless blend of turquoise waters, dramatic limestone cliffs, and lush greenery. For those seeking a getaway that combines tranquillity with adventure, Krabi delivers on all fronts, leaving visitors in awe of its stunning landscapes and vibrant culture. An Unforgettable Welcome The moment you arrive in Krabi, the air feels different—lighter, fresher, filled with the scent of the sea and the warmth of Thai hospitality. The town itself is a gateway to one of the most picturesque regions in the country, and no matter which direction you head, awe-inspiring sights await. Majestic Limestone Cliffs and Azure Waters Krabi’s coastline is famed for its limestone karsts, which tower majestically over emerald waters. These striking formations are best explored by longtail boats that whisk you away to secluded beaches and hidden coves. Destinations like Railay Beach showcase the region’s pristine sands and crystal-clear waters, perfect for lounging or diving into a snorkelling adventure. If you’re feeling adventurous, try rock climbing along the cliffs of Railay, a must for adrenaline seekers who want a panoramic view of the Andaman Sea. Island Hopping Paradise Krabi offers a treasure trove of islands to explore. The Phi Phi Islands, with their dramatic scenery and lively vibe, are a quick boat ride away. Alternatively, Hong Island captivates with its turquoise lagoon and peaceful beaches, while Chicken Island offers snorkelling among vibrant coral reefs. Each island reveals a unique side of Krabi, making an island-hopping tour a must. Nature’s Tranquil Retreats Beyond the beaches, Krabi’s interior is equally captivating. Wander through the Thung Teao Forest Natural Park and discover the Emerald Pool, a shimmering natural swimming hole hidden within dense rainforest. Nearby, the Hot Springs offer a rejuvenating dip in naturally heated waters. For an added spiritual touch, climb the 1,237 steps to the summit of Tiger Cave Temple, where you’re rewarded with panoramic views of Krabi’s lush terrain. Thai Cuisine at its Best A trip to Krabi wouldn’t be complete without indulging in the region’s mouthwatering cuisine. From fragrant curries to fresh seafood, the flavours of southern Thailand are vibrant and unforgettable. Try traditional dishes like Tom Yum Goong (spicy shrimp soup) or Pad Kra Pao (stir-fried basil and meat) at local eateries or beachfront restaurants, where dining comes with a view. Sunsets to Remember The day in Krabi ends with a masterpiece: its sunsets. Ao Nang Beach provides a front-row seat to the spectacle as the sky transforms into a canvas of orange, pink, and gold. It’s the perfect way to reflect on a day spent exploring the natural wonders of this enchanting destination. Why Krabi Stays with You Krabi isn’t just a destination; it’s an experience that lingers long after you’ve left. Its balance of adventure, relaxation, and cultural immersion makes it a place where everyone can find their own piece of paradise. Whether you’re kayaking through mangroves, hiking through rainforests, or simply soaking up the sun, Krabi offers a journey of discovery that takes your breath away. If you’re dreaming of your next escape, Krabi awaits with open arms and countless wonders to explore. Pack your bags—it’s time to let this slice of South Thailand leave you spellbound.
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