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[imagesman]

Ko Tapu 

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[bitcoinholidays]

Ko Tapu by Wajahat Mahmood Another shot of James Bond Island, Thailand

[just-wanna-travel]

Khao Phing Kan, Thailand

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Mushroom rock on James Bond Island, Thailand (by René Ehrhardt)

[radlizzard]

Islands of Khao Phing Kan (also called “James Bond Island” because of the use of Ko Tapu in one of the James Bind movies), Phuket, and Phi Phi (also called “Monkey Island” because of all of the monkeys that live there).  Thailand is so beautiful, I need to travel there one day.

[alwaysbewoke]

Ko Tapu is a tapered limestone rock in the Andaman Sea (Ao Phang Nga National Park), northeast of Phuket, Thailand. It stands approximately 66 ft (20 m) tall and dates to the Permian period, about 280 million years ago. The limestone is composed of coral reefs and calcareous shells of marine organisms. Tectonic fragmentation anderosion of the original limestone outcrop, combined with sea water level fluctuations, formed the steep cliffs and karsttowers that this island National Park is famous for. Ko Tapu was featured in the James Bond movie “The Man with the Golden Gun” in 1974 and has thereafter been informally referred to as James Bond Island. 

[ludditeheart]

Earth Science Picture of the Day

"Photographer: Enver Murad Summary Author: Enver Murad Ko Tapu is a tapered limestone rock in the Andaman Sea (Ao Phang Nga National Park), northeast of Phuket, Thailand. It stands approximately 66 ft (20 m) tall and dates to the Permian period, about 280 million years ago. The limestone is composed of coral reefs and calcareous shells of marine organisms. Tectonic fragmentation and erosion of the original limestone outcrop, combined with sea water level fluctuations, formed the steep cliffs and karst towers that this island National Park is famous for. Ko Tapu was featured in the James Bond movie “The Man with the Golden Gun” in 1974 and has thereafter been informally referred to as James Bond Island. Picture taken on August 26, 2013."

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