Farang Beach is the most popular beach on the island but the real pearl
of Muk is the Emerald Cave, also known as Tham Morakot.
Not exact matches
Since the debut
of their famous slipper sox in 1972,
MUK LUKS has been a footwear industry icon.
Jalna (Maha) The Maratha community today took out a huge silent protest march (
Muk Morcha) at Jalna town in Marathwada region
of Maharashtra..
Muk, Squirtle, Pikachu, and the rest
of the characters from the popular Pokémon trading cards are getting expelled from schools around the country.
Though you won't find fishing villages like on neighbouring Ko
Muk, a few
of the eccentric resort owners give the otherwise uninhabited island some character.
Check out our listings
of other things to do in and around Ko
Muk.
Check out our listings
of things to do in and around Ko
Muk.
The long but narrow beach (voted the ninth best beach in the world by Guardian readers in 2016) has powdery white sand and breathtaking views to Ko Ngai, Ko
Muk, Ko Libong, the mainland, a number
of karst islets and even Ko Lao Liang and Ko Phetra on a clear day.
Be sure to hire a longtail boat to take you to nearby Ko Kradan, which is even tinier than
Muk and boasts one
of the most idyllic beaches we've seen anywhere in Thailand.
Browse our independent reviews
of places to stay in and around Ko
Muk.
The magnificent seascapes
of Ko Rok can be explored some 15 kilometres west
of Ngai (expect to pay around 4,000 baht for a daytrip by longtail), while
Muk's awe - inspiring Emerald Cave and Kradan's South Reef are commonly included on boat excursions closer to Ngai.
Muk plays with just barely reminiscing
of other world and tastefully nostalgic sounds and is the best known as a lead singer... More
If the resort proceeded, this sacred site
of Qat»
muk would be desecrated and cause Grizzly Bear Spirit to leave, severing the Ktunaxa's connection to the land and making their religious beliefs and practices meaningless.
The case is a about a proposed development in an area that the Ktunaxa call Qat»
muk, located in the Jumbo Valley, 55 kilometres west
of Invermere, BC, in Ktunaxa traditional territory.
«In this case,» Moldaver wrote, «the Ktunaxa sincerely believe that Grizzly Bear Spirit inhabits Qat»
muk, a body
of sacred land in their religion, and that the Minister's decision to approve the ski resort would sever their connection to Qat»
muk and to Grizzly Bear Spirit.
Qat»
muk is
of vital spiritual importance to Ktunaxa as it is the home
of «grizzly bear spirit» upon which so many key Ktunaxa spiritual beliefs and practices depend.
The Supreme Court
of Canada has agreed to hear a legal challenge from the Ktunaxa Nation in a dispute over land in spiritually sensitive land in Qat «
muk which developers are trying to construct a Jumbo Glacier ski resort.
The Applicants assert the proposed resort lies at the heart
of a central area
of paramount spiritual significance, being the Grizzly Bear Spirit's home or territory («Qat»
muk»).
They argue allowing the development
of permanent overnight human accommodation within Qat»
muk would constitute a desecration and irreparably harm their relationship with the Grizzly Bear Spirit.
protection
of Qat»
muk would not result in a complete exclusion
of non-Ktunaxa people from the area, and would not force non-Ktunaxa individuals to adhere to or practice Ktunaxa spiritual beliefs.
Qat»
muk and the proposed development
of the ski resort have been the subject
of extensive litigation for the past twenty years.
Allowing the development
of the proposed ski resort within Qat»
muk, specifically permanent overnight accommodation
of humans, would constitute a desecration that would irreparably harm the Ktunaxa's relationship with the Grizzly Bear Spirit.
It is clear that building a ski resort on the sacred territory
of Qat»
muk would not minimally impair the Ktunaxa's religious freedom.