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A painted worker chips a brick wall to reveal green water and a rock arch in the Emerald Cave Mural
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Emerald Cave Mural

Cultural Landmark Thap Thiang, Mueang Trang District, Trang

A wall painting in Trang’s old town that makes it look as though a worker has opened a view into the Emerald Cave on Ko Muk.

About Emerald Cave Mural

The Emerald Cave Mural (ภาพเขียนสามมิติ ถ้ำมรกต) is a street artwork in central Trang. Painted bricks frame a view of turquoise water and a rocky opening, while a painted figure appears to chip away at the wall. The scene takes its subject from Tham Morakot on Ko Muk. The mural is on a roadside wall in Thap Thiang. Stand on the pavement to see the full composition and leave room for people passing. The mural is a stop on a walk through the old town.

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