Maya Bay, Krabi

# Maya BayIt is located on Phi Phi Lé Island, the second largest island of the Phi Phi Islands.# Krabi ProvinceIt is a small, crescent-shaped bay horns surrounded by limestone horns, coupled with bright green water to overlook the sandy ground, and with clean white sand, fine sand formed by the prolonged deposition of coral carcasses, making beautiful scenery popular with tourists.

The Gulf of Maya is formed by the process of the erosion of part of the limestone horn into an encircling cliff that collapsed into a huge opening thousands of years ago. Connected to the sea outside. The sea water circulates well in and out. This limestone island is also located dozens of kilometers away from the coast. The sediment coming from the Gulf of Phang Nga has very little influence. The clear sea allows light to pass through at a reasonable level. The larvae of coral drifting all over the area lead down the islands on the rock that lay in the middle of the bay. Once entrenched, each reproduces asexually divides from one to two, from two to four. Thousands of years, the reefs expand in size, covering all over the Gulf of Maya. At the same time as the sea has changed. Nature processes also occur on the coast. Sand deposits combine to form beaches. The result of seaside plants drifting with water comes from different animals, and flourishes into beach forests that consume about 50 acres of the inner bay.

Impact from# TsunamiIn the aftermath of the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake, tsunami waves swept, destroying existing structures on the island, and restoring the landscape of the bay to its original nature.

On June 1, 2018, the National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Species Department announced that it would not allow any tourist activities or activities in the Maya Bay and Lozama Bay areas of Noprat Dhara National Park - Phi Phi Islands, Krabi Province, with the closure of Maya Bay from June 1 to September 30, 2018 to address the impact of tourism. On July 17, 2018, six black-eared sharks were found swimming in the beach front on October 16, 2018. In 2018, the National Park Service released the clip through Facebook, which was later closed for more than four months, and in November, In 2018, on November 8, more than 20 sharks were found, and again in late November, in the same year, a flock of nearly seventy black-eared sharks swam near Maya Bay Beach for up to four hours for land resources. The National Park Service will join Songkran University to solve the problem of beach dune erosion, preserve beach forest species, and select existing species such as sea love, sea pandan, swad, kanjong, and spread to plant benthic soil, prevent dune erosion. Thorn later reported that the beach forests in Maya Bay were the most complete of the Andaman area to recover. The country's reform plan will reduce coral damage by 50 percent from 77 percent within five years.

Maya Bay is world-famous, after being used as a filming location for # TwentyCenturyFox's movie # TheBeach (2000), starring Leonardo Wilhelm DiCaprio, based on British writer Alex Garland's novel of the same name, released in 1996, about a backpack tourist visiting the island of Pangan.

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