THAILAND | Thursday, 10 March 2016 | Views [252]
Krabi's spectacular land and seascapes are defined by its geology.
The karst landscape in Krabi has been formed from limestone (originally coral reefs hundreds of millions of years ago) where mildly acidic water, created from carbon dioxide in rain, has dissolved the soluble bedrock along cracks and crevices. It may look like the hills have been sculpted by wind and water erosion, but the process is mostly a chemical one, acting over thousands of years.
