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"Black Crab Monument", a symbol of the wealth and abundance of the Krabi Sea. If anyone comes to Krabi town and doesn't take a photo with the giant crab at the "Black Crab Monument" (The Mud Crabs Sculpture), they might be teased for not having arrived in Krabi. This is the most prominent check-in point in the Black Crab Plaza or Khanab Nam Pier, which is located on the embankment in front of the city, parallel to the Krabi River.
The meaning hidden beneath the sculpture: The Black Crab Monument consists of a large black crab and three smaller ones, symbolizing the abundance of natural resources in Krabi Province, especially the lush mangrove forests that are an important habitat for aquatic animals. There is also a Brahminy Kite sculpture nearby, representing the broad vision and independence of the Krabi people.
Must-do activities when visiting:
Take a photo with the black crab: With Khao Khanab Nam in the background, two limestone mountains that are a symbol of the province. This angle is beautiful and very Krabi.
Take a walk and enjoy the evening breeze: The best time is after 4:00 PM. The air will start to cool down. There is a well-maintained walkway along the waterfront, perfect for picnicking or exercising.
Taste delicious food at the night market: In the evening, not far from the Black Crab Plaza, there is the Chao Fah Pier Night Market, which gathers local food and delicious street food to choose from.
This holiday, if you have time to visit the city, don't forget to stop by and say hello to the black crab family here. In addition to getting beautiful photos back, you can also experience the simple and friendly atmosphere of the locals.
