360-degree viewpoint of Koh Hong, a new landmark of Krabi

#Krabi Travel 360-degree viewpoint, Koh Hong, a new landmark of Krabi From October 1, 2020 onwards, anyone who will travel to Koh Hong, Krabi Province, which is under the care of Tharbog Khorani National Park, don't forget to pin a visit to the newest landmark, a 360-degree viewpoint at a height of 109 meters, a walkway to see the treetops at the highest point on the island. Along the distance of 239 meters, there are 419 steps in total and divided into 6 resting areas: A, B, C, D, E and F, which act as both a tsunami shelter and a viewing area in 4 directions. To the north, you can see 13 islands, such as Koh Lao Ka, Koh Pak Ka, Koh Yala Utang, Koh Lao Lading, Koh Lao Riam, Koh Phak Bia, etc. To the west, you can see Koh Yao Noi, to the south, you can see Koh Yao Yai, Koh Phi Phi and Koh Lao Hang, and to the east, you can see Koh Ngon Nak, Koh Poda, Koh Kai, Hat Thap Kaek, Ao Tha Len, etc. Koh Hong is located in Tharbog Khorani National Park, Krabi Province. It is another popular tourist destination for both Thai and foreign tourists. It is rich in natural resources and offers many water activities, from swimming, relaxing on the beach, to scuba diving to see the beauty beneath the sea.