Landmark· Koh Khao Yai (Satun)· Thailand
Koh Khao Yai Prasat Hin Phan Yot Rock Castle
6° 51.2′ N · 99° 41.7′ E
Prasat Hin Phan Yot, the 'thousand-spire stone castle': a weathered limestone formation of turrets and pinnacles on Koh Khao Yai's north end.
Practical
Position: OpenStreetMap node 'ปราสาทหินพันยอด' (Prasat Hin Phan Yot). Wikipedia (Mu Ko Phetra NP) describes Koh Khao Yai, the park's largest island, as having castle-like limestone rocks. Visit by dinghy from the Bulan Channel anchorage at mid-tide in calm conditions; it is on the open north side, so not in a swell. Details on landing were not found in the sources consulted.
Best for
Dinghy excursion to limestone sculptures
Nearby
- Pak Bara Pier1.6 NM away
- Tarutao National Park Tourism Opening Festival1.6 NM away
- Pak Bara 7-Eleven and Mini-marts1.7 NM away
- Pak Bara Restaurants (Pier and Pak Bara Beach)2 NM away
- Koh Khao Yai Anchorage (Bulan Channel)2.3 NM away
- Pak Bara PTT Fuel Station (Road 4052)3.6 NM away
- Koh Bulon Don Anchorage5.9 NM away
- La-ngu Lotus's Supermarket6.2 NM away