The Phra Nang Cave has long been a sacred place for the people of Krabi. Before it became a popular tourist attraction, constantly drawing foreign visitors, legends surrounded the sacred objects within the Phra Nang Cave.

Long ago, there lived a family named Taim who asked the Naga for a child. The Naga agreed, but on the condition that if the child was a daughter, she would have to marry his son. Later, Taim had a daughter named Nang. But instead of marrying the Naga's son, Sao Nang fell in love with Boon, the son of a villager, and the two decided to marry. When the Naga found out, he was furious. On the wedding day, he cursed everything and turned it to stone. The bridal chamber became the Phra Nang Cave, the sticky rice a seashell graveyard, and the wedding paraphernalia Koh Mo. The Naga himself became Khao Hang Nak. As for the belief in bringing a phallus as an offering…

Address: Phra Nang Cave Beach, Hat Noppharat Thara National Park, Ao Nang Subdistrict, Mueang Krabi District, Krabi Province