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"Krabi Provincial Administration Organization Pier," a cool landmark with warships, airplanes, and faith. Many people may think that the Krabi Provincial Administration Organization Ferry Pier (Khlong Chilat) is just a transit point to Koh Phi Phi, but in reality, this is a check-in point that history buffs and photographers shouldn't miss. It is the location of an important memorial that looks majestic and elegant on the Andaman coast.
Highlights to see: Monument of Prince Chumphon Khet Udomsakdi: Stately enshrined facing the sea for sailors and tourists to worship and ask for blessings from "Sadet Tia," the father of the Royal Thai Navy, to be safe on their journey.
Open-air museum (warships and fighter planes): The most exciting point is the display of offshore patrol vessels (warships) and fighter planes that have been decommissioned! You can walk around and see the greatness and details of these armaments up close. It is a cool photo spot that is hard to find in general recreation areas.
Panoramic view: The area around the monument is spacious, overlooking the sea alternating with abundant mangrove forests. There is a cool breeze throughout the day.
Holiday atmosphere: This place is very suitable for families to bring their children to see real planes and warships. Or tourists who want a profile picture in industrial-military style, it is recommended to come during the evening light. The sunlight that hits the steel warship will look magical and especially beautiful.
This holiday, if you have the opportunity to stop by Khlong Chilat, don't forget to take the time to take pictures with the warship and pay respects to Prince Chumphon at the Krabi Provincial Administration Organization Pier. I guarantee that you will get both merit and beautiful pictures back home.
