Best Temples & Culture in Krabi

A cultural arts space in Krabi's Pak Nam area, open most days for creative exploration.

A unique prop and costume studio near Krabi town where visitors can dress up for creative themed photography.

A working Buddhist temple in Krabi rewarding those who climb its 1,260 steep steps with sweeping karst panoramas.

Climb early, before the heat, and the Andaman opens up behind the karsts as you go.

A peaceful working Buddhist temple in Krabi's Ao Luek District, open daily with authentic local worship.

A limestone cave temple in Krabi's Ao Luek District where natural rock formations meet Buddhist heritage.

A vibrant, intimate art gallery in Ao Nang where a local artist showcases colourful, dreamlike original works.

A cultural and spiritual retreat in Krabi's Mueang district, blending temple traditions with serene natural surroundings.

A steep 1,260-step climb up a Krabi mountain leads to a revered Buddhist temple with rewarding views.

A golden pagoda an hour from Krabi town, still being built, and already worth the drive.

A hidden Buddhist cave temple in Krabi, tucked beneath limestone peaks with Buddha statues and resident monks.

A natural stalactite formation tucked into Railay's dramatic limestone cliffs, open to explore any time.

A hillside Buddhist temple complex near Krabi featuring towering statues, a golden chedi, and multiple shrines.

A spectacular limestone cave near Krabi, accessible by boat, famous for nightly bat emergences at dusk.

A working Buddhist temple in Krabi town offering an authentic glimpse into local spiritual life.

Around 1,260 brutal steps to the summit Buddha, and the temple below is worth your time even if you skip them.

Get there by 8am or the tour boats will take the whole beach off you.

A hilltop cultural landmark in Pak Nam offering panoramic views over Krabi town and its surrounding landscape.

A hidden coastal trail leading to a deserted beach with dramatic rock formations near Krabi town.

A giant crab by the river, ten minutes of photos, and an evening riverfront walk that's the real draw.

A serene hilltop Buddhist temple in Krabi featuring a striking replica of the famous Wat Phra That Pha Sorn Kaew.

Dramatic limestone cave and cliffside landmark reached by longtail boat on the Krabi River.

A hilltop Buddhist temple in Krabi requiring a steep 1,200-step climb, rewarded with panoramic views and a golden Buddha.

North Indian food in Aonang that's kind to vegans and open till 1am, though not every dish lands.