Ao Phang Nga - Thailand's Most Beautiful Islands

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    Ao Phang NgaGerman (original)zum Film
    Ao Phang Nga - Thailand's Most Beautiful IslandsEnglish (dubbed)zum Film
    Synopsis
    The 400-square-kilometre Phang Nga National Park is said to be one of the world’s most beautiful and impressive nature regions. Hollywood used this backdrop for “James Bond” and for Leonardo di Caprio. A picture-book maritime landscape where hundreds of small and medium-sized islands loom out of the water as limestone cones in bizarre shapes, overgrown with rampant greenery. Some of them are inhabited. For example the island Panyi with a fishing village on pile dwellings; “Chao-Le”, where sea gypsies have settled. Or Ko Yao Noi, where the 9,000 inhabitants of the rubber-tree plantations live. The island of Khao Khian takes us back into the distant past: 4,000-year-old rock paintings bear witness to life in the early days of humankind.
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    Protection
    Nature
    Park
    National Park
    animals
    Wilderness
    Runtime (in min.):45
    Format:Digital Betacam
    Year Of Production:2006
    Countries of Production:Germany
    Companies & Organizations
    Production Company:

    SWR

    Filmmakers
    Directing:

    Jochen Frank

    Writing:

    Jochen Frank

    Keywords
    Protection; Nature; Park; National Park; animals; Wilderness; Asia; Thailand; Tsunami; Sea; Ocean; Caves; Felsen; Painting
    Categories
    Nature, Environment & Ecology, Seas, Oceans & Submarine Worlds, Geography, Travel & Cultures, Asia, Other Asian Countries