A large, strange rock...how did it get up there on the mountain?

#NaturalWonders #100TravelTips 🧊 When visiting the "Similan Islands" in Phang Nga Province, everyone will be excited by the beautiful sea, white sand beaches, or enjoy watching marine life both above and below the water. ⛵️ When the boat approaches "Koh Paet", which is one of the minor islands of the Similan Islands ... everyone will be excited, amazed again with the very large rocks from the top of the mountain down to the foot of the mountain. There are many rocks. The closer the boat gets, the bigger they get. 📸 Pick up the camera and pose for a lot of photos. And within 2 minutes, the boat will start to enter Koh Paet beach. You will be amazed again by the huge rock (it's sooooo big) on ​​the top of the mountain. That is ... 🧊 How did the Sailing Rock get up there? The answer ... In the Indian Ocean, there is a subsidence of the shoreline (Submerged shoreline) with seawater as the erosion agent. Causing the island area to form an unusual landscape, which is steep and has no large bay. These rocks are granite, which is a group of igneous rocks, formed in the Cretaceous period, approximately 145-65 million years ago. 🏝️ On top of the “Sail Rock”… The park has built a 150-meter walkway from the foot of the mountain to the top. Some parts require climbing steeper stairs, but it’s worth it… Let me tell you right here that this is a viewpoint that you can’t miss to go up and see the most beautiful panoramic view of the sea in Thailand (or even the world).