Paddle Asia, Phuket offers small group sea kayaking, jungle survival, bushcraft, and hiking activities for adventurers who want a more intimate experience with nature. Our focus is to avoid seeing other tourists even in Phang Nga Bay.
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string(2837) "The monsoon season is just around the corner. That does NOT mean steady rain. It means a change of passing showers. These showers fill the rivers and creeks making the waterfalls more spectacular. Here are some images from the waterfalls of Phang Nga Province.
Most rain comes in the late afternoon or evening until we reach well into the rainy season. Even then, there are days or even weeks when we don't have rain.
As the climate changes, the chance of steady/dependable rain during the rainy season lessens. The chance of a bit of rain during the dry season has actually increased. For nature, this means a more steady water supply for the plants. That can mess up their fruiting, but it's generally a good thing.
Phang Nga Province is full of rivers and creeks. In fact, creeks are where we offer most of our hiking tours. Creeks allow easy access to the thick jungle.
One of our favorite creek hikes also offers a lot of smaller side creek hikes. There aren't many actual trails in the jungle other than game trails. Creeks and rivers are easier than trails. You can cool off as well. That's an added bonus.
The riparian area of the jungle... riparian means near water... offers the most biodiversity too. Fruit trees tend to be near water too.
Paddle Asia offers a variety of jungle hikes in Phang Nga Province. There are very easy hikes or more challenging trails. Let us know what you want and we'll customize your tour to suit you.
If you'd like to add some jungle survival training, that's fine and there's no extra charge for this. We love pointing out wild edible plants, wild fruit, and doing basic skills like starting small campfires.
Contact us for details. We look forward to exploring the jungle in Phang Nga Province with you.
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string(2898) "Our favorite hiking trail in Phang Nga Province is along a small river that has a lot of beautiful waterfalls.
This hike is located before Phang Nga Town, so it's about 45 minutes to the north of the Phuket bridge. The ride to the river is through rural farmland with a creek meandering through much of it. It's a lovely setting.
The hiking trail starts off very easy. You'll come to the nicest waterfall shortly after starting the hike. This is also a nice place to swim. This is an 'up and back' hike, so you'll end up back at this waterfall. It's a nice way to cool off and clean up before driving back.
Most of this hike is actually in the water. Walking in water is easy and relaxing. Some of the rocks are slippery, but we'll point out where to watch yourself. At times, you'll go out of the water and up onto a hiking trail in the jungle. There are a couple of spots like this where a trail was cut in order to miss having to climb up some rather tricky waterfalls. These trails cut into the side of the mountain. They are substantial trails that took a lot of work to create.
This area has a lot of wild edible plants, especially wild edible fruit. The best time to visit this area for fruit is in the spring months, though there are some fruits that happen more than once per year. The wild edible plants are available all year.
The amount of time spent on this hiking trail/river hike depends on you as it's an 'up and back' hike. The trail goes on for quite some distance.
There is one particular side creek hike that is very nice. It leads to a small, but tall waterfall. This is a nice lunch spot. It's in the shade and surrounded by lush verdant jungle.
On our multi-day jungle hiking tour, this is usually the last day... the dessert if you will.
Check out these wonderful images of Phang Nga Province.
Here is more info on our jungle hiking tours will descriptions of the various jungle trails.
Contact us for more info. We're also on Whatsapp at +66 81 8936558."
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