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Tiger Temple


We absolutely love Krabi town! Arrived today by bus (meaning small vehicle with bench seats on back). It is inland but settled nicely along a river which is busy with water taxi's and fishing boats. There are heaps of groovy coffee shops and backpackers around too. We hired a scooter this afternoon and headed to the Tiger Temple.. 1,237 steps later !!! The steps weren't easy steps either, it was a giant lunge to get from one to the next and extremely steep but so worth it. The temple and its views were stunning :-)


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