Viking Cave
Viking Cave
On the northeastern tip of the island, Viking Cave is a major collection point for outrageously valuable swifts' nests, the key components of the Chinese speciality bird's-nest soup. Nimble collectors scamper up fragile bamboo scaffolding to the roof of the cave to gather the nests. Before ascending, they pray and make offerings of tobacco, incense and liquor. Visitors are not allowed inside the cave, but most tour boats slow down for a good glimpse.
Viking Cave on the northeast of Phi Phi Leh, which was in the year 1972 , King Bhumibol Adulyadej traveled to this cave and gave a new name, Dragon Cave, in the shape of a rock resembling a serpent head Which is the worship of the villagers who collect swallows' nests on this island, Inside the cave to the east and In the south, find historical paintings of elephants and boat types.
Painting in If Vikings are important evidence of the past that reflects and feels The experience of human life in each period of visit
