The Unique Natural Phenomenon | Thale Waek

Embark on an awe-inspiring aerial adventure as we soar above the pristine turquoise waters of the Andaman Sea, revealing the enchanting islands of Koh Mor, Koh Thap, and Koh Poda Nok. In this mesmerizing drone video, get ready to be immersed in the breathtaking natural wonders and idyllic landscapes of these hidden gems nestled off the coast of Thailand. “Thale Waek” is a term in Thai language that translates to "divided sea" or "separated sea" in English. It refers to a unique natural phenomenon that occurs in certain locations where two islands are connected by a sandbar or narrow strip of land during low tide, creating the illusion of two separate bodies of water. The sandbar emerges between the islands, revealing a pathway for people to walk across, allowing them to explore and experience both islands simultaneously. However, during high tide, the sandbar is submerged, and the sea separates the two islands once again. Thale Waek is often considered a captivating and picturesque sight, drawing visitors who are intrigued by the transient beauty and the unusual phenomenon it presents. It is a popular attraction in Thailand, known for its striking scenery and the sense of wonder it evokes among those who witness it.