Just outside of Krabi Town you have the wide ranging hill temple complex of Wat Tham Seua. It’s worth checking out for the views for miles around after what is a gruelling steep 1,237 step climb to the top of the impossibly sharp limestone karst formation. It also has some nearby monkeys to play with and some pounding waterfalls that you can jump around in.
It’s worth a visit if you are passing through Krabi, which many do as it is a central transport hub when travelling from the east to west coast of Thailand. But I wouldn’t prioritise this over time nearby in Railay climbing or kayaking around the limestone cliffs by the beach, nor over Thailand’s southern islands, such as Koh Samui and Koh Panghan on the east and Koh Phi-Phi and Phuket on the west.
