Introduction to Phang Nga Bay: Located 75 kilometers northeast of Phuket Island, it is known as the most beautiful place on the island and is known as Thailand's "Little Guilin". The island is dotted with hundreds of limestone islets, as well as ingenious stalactite caves and countless strange rocks and sea caves. Iron Nail Island and Stalactite Island Cave (i.e. Buddhist Temple Cave and Hermit Cave) are even more famous for their natural wonders. The bay is dotted with precious viviparous plant mangroves. There are rivers between the mangroves and small fishing villages. You can sit on a small boat to view the mangroves and small fishing villages.