Phraya-Nakhorn Cave

From "Ban Pu-Lakhorn", 9.30 in the morning we left for the boat tour. The main program was the "Phraya-Nakhorn Cave". We should be at the cave by 11.oo a.m. when the light goes through inside the cave. First we passed by the fisherman village. Incredibly, there is no fishy smell at all. Then we started our journey to the cave. We got off at the beach of "Sarmroi-Yord National Park" and paid for the entrance fee, which of course that the fee for the foreigner is higher than Thai's.

It took us about 30 minutes to get to this amazing cave. I couldn't imagine how Rama 5th came here. There were Rama 5th's and Rama 7th 's hand scripts on the cave wall, too. The throne in the picture called "Khooha Karuhart Throne", which was first built in the Rama 5th era and the renovation has been done just this year.
Finally we returned to the boat after an hour of walking up and down the mountain. Now the boat man drove us for sightseeing in the wide blue sea. We were very lucky that day to see dolphins swimming not too far from our boat. They are in pink and gray. I wished they would come closer to the boat. (The gray object on the boat is me, not a gray dolphin.)
...And at last but not least, is the island on the right hand side of this picture. It is called "Koh Nom Sao"(boops) There is a story for this island that long time ago there was a beautiful woman. One day guys from all places came to her house at once to propose her. Her father didn't know what to do so he decided to tear apart her body into pieces and through them off. The " boops " dropped here and became the Boops Island... Poor baby!!!