[2025 Takua Thung Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Suwan Khuha (Updated Mar)

#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.

#VisitPhangNga "The beautiful reclining Buddha ... ....resides in Suwannakhuha Cave" "Wat Tham" is the name that adults often call it, which means "Wat Suwannakhuha", Tambon Kasom, Amphoe Takua Thung, Phang Nga Province. Inside the large cave is the large golden reclining Buddha statue that reflects the light of candles and lights, making the inside of the cave glow with gold. - "Tham Chaeng", next to the large cave, inside there are the royal names of the kings and the initials of many royal families, including His Majesty the King and Her Majesty the Queen of Rama IX. - "Tham Mued" is popular for visiting to study geology, stalactites, and various things, which are well lit. There are many more details in the cave, such as the stupa containing the remains of the governor of Phang Nga, Father Than Chao Tham, Father Than Rishi, and many ancient Buddha images for you to see their beauty. If you pass through Phang Nga, Take this opportunity to come and pay respect and ask for blessings from the Lord Buddha. Note 1: Thai people do not have to pay an entrance fee. Foreigners pay an entrance fee of 20 baht. Note 2: When visiting the cave temple, you should dress politely and appropriately.

#VisitPhangNga Wat Suwannakhuha, Phetkasem Rd., Tambon Krasom, Amphoe Takua Thung, Phang Nga This is an unseen temple in Phang Nga Province. Both Thai and foreign tourists are interested because there is a golden reclining Buddha in a cave that catches the eye. There are also other Buddha images. You can also walk up to see the cave, which has an unusual shape. There is also a symbol that King Rama IX once visited.

#Beautiful temple coordinates Inside the cave, there are many stucco Buddha statues. But the most important one is the Reclining Buddha or the Sleeping Buddha, which is very beautiful. And if you walk further in, you will find Tham Chaeng, Tham Mued, and Tham Kaew, which have beautiful stalactites and stalagmites. Outside the cave, there are monkeys. You can feed them. 📌 Phetkasem Road, Tambon Krasom, Amphoe Takua Thung, Phang Nga #Phang Nga attractions

The temple is quite peaceful. Inside the temple, at the entrance to the cave, there are monkeys, quite tame. There are both Thai and foreign tourists feeding the monkeys. At the entrance to the cave, you will find a pagoda that stores the ashes of the ancestors of the Na Takua Thung family. Beyond that area, there is a large reclining Buddha image and many old Buddha images. Further up is a staircase about as high as a 3-story building. You will find the royal initials of King Rama IX and other royal initials before going down into the dark cave. Inside the cave, it is quite damp. Birds come to live in the cave area.

Many people who come to visit Phang Nga Province and want to visit caves, this is another very interesting place because of the beauty of the caves, there are little monkeys running around for us to see, there are many large and small caves, but today I went into a large cave, there are many stucco Buddha images, the most important of which is the reclining Buddha that is 7 wa 2 sok long, which is perfectly beautiful. If you come to visit #Southern Team, Phang Nga Province, don't forget to stop by and visit. ##

If you are traveling to the sea in Phang Nga Province, another place that you must stop by to pay homage is Wat Suwannakhuha. This is considered one of the most famous and beautiful temples in this province. This place is very popular among tourists. Anyone who comes here can also see nature. Here, there is a sleeping temple for us to pay homage and ask for blessings. Anyone who comes to visit can stop by to pay homage here. There is a beautiful cave with a beautiful Buddha statue. 🙏🏻🥰😍 #WinterSeasideTravel #Worshipandaskforblessings

#newyearnewtrip #travelanywhere #myitinerary Hidden in the lush hills of Phang Nga, Wat Suwan Kuha, also known as the Monkey Cave, is a mystical blend of nature and spirituality. As I wandered through the cave, the air thick with serenity, I was in awe of the colossal Reclining Buddha statue that greeted me. Surrounded by ancient stalactites and stalagmites, the statue exudes a sense of peace that’s almost tangible. The temple, located in Takua Thung, offers a unique experience. While the monkeys play nearby, the cave itself feels like a quiet sanctuary away from the world. Travel tip: Be mindful of the monkeys—they're playful but can be cheeky! Visit early in the morning to avoid crowds and fully absorb the tranquil atmosphere. Wat Suwan Kuha is a must-see for those seeking a mix of cultural heritage and natural beauty.

Let's go on a religious trip... This is "Wat Suwannakhuha" located in Phang Nga Province. Inside the cave, there are many Buddha statues. In the middle of the cave, there is a large reclining Buddha statue that is more than 7 wa and 2 sok long. It is very beautiful. After paying respect to the sacred objects, when you enter the cave, you will see stalactites and stalagmites that have formed naturally. In addition to the history in the cave, there are also groups of monkeys waiting to welcome tourists. 😊 📍 Wat Suwannakhuha (Phang Nga Province) 🗓️ Open every day ⏰ Time 08:00 - 17:00 🚗 Parking available #quitthengo #getdiscountwithoutluck

#Get a discount without relying on luck "Wat Suwannakhuha, Phang Nga Province" This is an important ancient temple in Phang Nga Province. The temple is located on a mountain with many large and small caves. The large cave is at the bottom. There is a reclining Buddha statue 7 wa 2 sok long. Next to the large cave is Tham Chaeng, Tham Mued, and Tham Kaew. If anyone passes through Phang Nga Province, you can stop by to pay homage and admire the beauty of the temple. 📍Wat Suwannakhuha, Phang Nga Province ⏰ 08.00-17.00 hrs.

Wat Suwan Khuha, also known as Wat Tham (Cave Temple), is an important ancient temple in Phang Nga province because it contains significant historical sites of Phang Nga. Inside, there are various caves such as the Great Cave, Jaeng Cave, Dark Cave, Glass Cave, Bee Cave, Kitchen Cave, and the highest one, Top Cave. Within these caves, several Buddha statues are enshrined, but the most important one is the reclining Buddha, which is exceptionally beautiful.

If you want to experience a natural atmosphere and worship and make merit at the same time, this is the place. #Suwankhuha Temple #Phang Nga Province. Start by feeding the little monkeys at the entrance before going to worship the Buddha in the cave and walk to see the natural atmosphere inside. Escape the chaos of urban society and bring yourself back to be with nature. One of the tourist attractions that I want my friends to come and experience.

Phang Nga will no longer be just a pass-through. This Phuket trip, I went on a tour of Phang Nga and stopped at Wat Suwannakhuha as my first stop. This temple is located in Tambon Krasom, Amphoe Takua Thung, Phang Nga Province. It doesn't take long to get there by crossing the Sarasin Bridge from Phuket. Inside the temple, the first checkpoint you'll encounter is the local monkeys. However, they don't steal from tourists like other places. There are locals selling monkey food to tourists. Inside the cave, it's quite spacious. There's a reclining Buddha that you can see from afar. There are stairs to walk up to see the cave that's deep inside. Bats also live in this cave, so you can smell them. I didn't see the cave for long before going outside to get some fresh air before continuing my journey to Phang Nga Bay.

If anyone passes through Phang Nga, don't forget to pay homage to the Reclining Buddha. This place is beautiful because it still maintains its nature. It is a temple in a cave. There are a lot of monkeys. Monkeys 🐒 You have to be careful. Don't hang too many things on your body or the monkeys will snatch them. Don't feed them. The temple is very beautiful. You can come and pray in the cave. It is a famous temple in Phang Nga. The temple is located on a mountain, so there are both large and small caves, such as Tham Yai, Tham Chaeng, Tham Mued, Tham Kaew, Tham Phueng, Tham Krua, and Tham Bon, which is the highest cave. You can go visit.

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Known as Wat Tham (Temple Cave) and also Monkey Cave Temple. It is an important ancient temple of Phang Nga Province, Village 2, Krasom, Takua Thung. It serves as a functioning and revered place of worship for local Buddhists and also as a tourist destination. The temple is located within a mountain with many large and small caves lined up next to each other. Each cave has different names such ad Tham Yai, Tham Chaeng, Tham Dam, Tham Kaew, etc. The highlight of this temple and the subject of worship for religious pilgrims and Buddhist monks is the spectacular 15-metres reclining gold Buddha. There is also the monogram of thr King and several royal families inside the cave. There are many monkeys outside and anyone can feed them. Just be careful. #passionpassport #historicallandmarks #religioustourism #touristattractions #urbanexplorer #caves #statue #gooutside