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Pang Nga, Thailand - March 16, 2011: Couple of tourists kayaking in the hongs of Pang Nga Bay in the morning. The hongs are collapsed cave systems in the interior of each island, only accessed by tough canoes through sea-caves

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Pang Nga, Thailand - March 16, 2011: Couple of tourists kayaking in the hongs of Pang Nga Bay in the morning. The hongs are collapsed cave systems in the interior of each island, only accessed by tough canoes through sea-caves

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