Wat Suwan Khuha, a natural practice place in Phang Nga Province, Thailand

#100TravelWays Address: 36/1 Phet Kasem Rd, Krasom, Takua Thung District, Phang Nga 82130 Thailand Atmosphere/Facilities: Limestone landform, natural stalactite cave, powder room Features: Buddha statue, a large golden reclining Buddha, lots of pigeons Price per person: 20 baht Rating: A natural limestone landform located in Phang Nga Province, stalactite caves are slowly formed due to rainwater infiltration. According to legend, it was originally a place for spiritual practice by sages. With the development of modernization, the natural landscape here was integrated with the construction of Buddhist temples. This is to commemorate the previous practitioners. A 20 baht entrance fee will be charged at the entrance of the temple, in addition to the general Buddha statues. The first thing that comes to mind must be the huge golden reclining Buddha. Quite spectacular. Walking back and climbing the stairs is a natural semi-outdoor stalactite cave. The sunlight shining on the stairs makes people feel like they are in a fairyland. There is a stone statue of a practitioner on the stone wall. Legend has it that this practitioner had been practicing hard here in an unknown era. After he achieved enlightenment and ascended to heaven, local people repaired the stone statue in his memory. The overall cave is not big and can be appreciated in about 20-30 minutes. The newly built temple outside and the small park full of pigeons next to it are great for taking photos. The restroom is very clean, and there is a donation box in the middle where you can put some money in after using it.