Пещера Даймонд (Тхам Пра Нанг Най), Райли

{"h2": "Diamond Cave (Tham Phra Nang Nai), Railay: An Overview", "p": "Diamond Cave (Tham Phra Nang Nai), Railay, also known as the Inner Princess Cave and usually signed as Diamond Cave, is at the northern end of Railay East, a few minutes from the boardwalk. A raised walkway runs through the chamber, lit well enough to see by. For travelers island-hopping around Krabi, it makes an easy, low-effort stop between beach time and boat transfers.", "h2_2": "Where It Is on Railay", "p_2": "The cave sits close to the main path connecting Railay East and Railay West, so it is easy to fit into a walking loop of the peninsula. Signposts along the boardwalk point the way, and the short approach means it works well as a quick detour rather than a dedicated half-day trip.", "h2_3": "Inside Diamond Cave", "p_3": "The name comes from the flowstone: sheets and columns of calcite that catch the light. Some formations are still growing, others have dried out. It is a modest cave by Thai standards and takes twenty minutes, which makes it a reasonable thing to do in the heat of the day or when rain has closed the climbing.", "h3": "What to Look For", "li": "Calcite flowstone formations that give the cave its name"}