[2025 Tha Muang Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Tham Suea (Tiger Cave Temple) (Updated Mar)

#triptravelchina Place: Wat Tham Suea, Tiger Cave Temple, worship Buddha, Kanchanaburi Atmosphere: It is one of the most beautiful temples in Thailand. The large Buddha statue is beautiful. The view of the mountain is beautiful. Looking from above the temple, it is like walking up to the temple and seeing the large Buddha statue. The beautiful view is worth the tiredness. Take a high angle photo, go up to the Buddha hall, and see the view from above. It is even more beautiful. But it is quite tiring. Stop by to pay homage. Coordinates: XJ34+H36, Muang Chum, Tha Muang District, Kanchanaburi 71110

#thailandtrip 📍Wat Tham Suea, Kanchanaburi, Thailand Visited the most iconic Buddhist temple in Kanchanaburi, which is Wat Tham Suea, also known as Tiger Cave Temple. The temple was built atop of the mountain, in the middle of paddy fields. We parked our car at the car park and hiked up to the top. The flight of stairs was so steep and pretty challenging, and hiking almost the hot summer weather in Thailand makes it even more challenging. The architectures was very impressive with vibrant colours! The view at the top of the temple was absolutely stunning and breathtaking. The ambiance was peaceful and serene, offering landscape views of paddy fields from above! No fee is charged, just donations. Would recommend!

#ThailandTravel My visit to Wat Tham Suea (Tiger Cave Temple) in Thailand was full of adventure and meditation. Climbing the steps to the temple was exciting and the breathtaking view made it an unforgettable experience. I explored the amazing caves and trails as I walked around the temple. I felt calm and peaceful while meditating in this holy place. I can't forget the local market next door that showcased traditional Thai products. Visiting Wat Tham Suea (Tiger Cave Temple) is an interesting and spiritual experience that combines adventure and meditation.

#VisitKanchanaburi Take you to Wat Tham Suea, Kanchanaburi Wat Tham Suea is a temple and tourist attraction located on a hilltop in Tha Muang District, Kanchanaburi Province, next to Wat Tham Khao Noi, a Chinese temple located behind it. It is known for its views surrounded by rice fields and houses a large Buddha statue, Luang Por Chin Prathanphon. Inside the temple are buildings and pagodas in Thai, Chinese, Japanese and mixed architecture. It was originally a small monastery in the Tiger Cave area below the hillside. Later, the villagers worked together to build and renovate it until it became a large and exquisite temple. #WatThamSuea #Kanchanaburi #LuangPorChinPrathanphon

#timetotravel Getting There - Mueang Chum, Muang Tha District, khanchanaburi, Thailand. Attractions - Historical sites, Buddhist historical temples, architectural history of Siam. There are a huge Buddha statue calls Luang Por sin at the main area of the temple. Opening hours: 7:00 am to 16:30 pm Entrance fee: Free entrance. #budhiststemples #historicculture

Beautiful Thai temple with massive Buddha. Gorgeous structure with a pyramid like tower and pagoda. You can climb up the spiral staircase inside the tower with each level has paintings with Thai history. the top level was also beautiful with benjarong saucers decorated on the wall/roof. the view from the top is beautiful with panoramic view of the rice field with the mountains in the background. Fascinating temple, very well maintained. The giant Buddha statue is breathtaking, and the view of the surrounding rice fields is beautiful as well. Be prepared to climb 150 steps to the top, or take a ride in the rickety tram. If you go into the chedi on the left and climb to the top, you can get a good bird's eye view of the statue and fields.#kanchanaburi #thaiand #temple

Tiger Cave Temple is one of the temples in Kanchanaburi Province that everyone who comes here must come to. It is very beautiful, the atmosphere is shady and cool. The temple is on a hill. For those who can't walk, the temple has a train track up to the temple. Inside the temple is very spacious. You can see the surrounding view clearly. For anyone who comes here, I want you to come visit and pay homage at least once. It is really beautiful. There is a large Buddha statue in the center of the temple. #Don't miss the merit-making line #Kanchanaburi #Tiger Cave Temple

#bucketlistreboot #tripblazers #nationalpark #urbanexplorer #summervacation #awesomepic Most people go to Kanchanaburi because they want to see the Erawan Waterfall but this Tiger Cave Temple is a must go place if you happen to be in Kanchanaburi or Bangkok for longer. By Car it takes around 2 hours and 30 minutes from Bangkok and only 20 minutes from Kanchanaburi. On the Way there are many other beautiful temples and dragons, so i definitely recommend to rent a scooter or a car. This temple is free of charge and opens until 5 pm. I took my drone out to take this amazing pictures from different angles

Wat Tham Suea is located in Tha Muang District, Kanchanaburi Province. The most striking thing for tourists who come to visit the temple to pay homage to the chedi is its large size. It is the largest Buddha statue in the blessing posture in Kanchanaburi Province. There is also the Chedi Kesa Kaew Prasat, which is a brick-colored chedi divided into several levels, up to the top level. It is the place where the Buddha's relics brought from India are enshrined. After you have seen everything, go down to enter Tham Suea, a small cave on the foot of the mountain below. I recommend you to visit the temple. The beauty of both the temple itself and the surrounding nature is equally beautiful.

Wat Tham Suea is a very beautiful temple in Kanchanaburi Province. It is considered a landmark that everyone must visit. It is a temple located on a mountain with a very beautiful view. Wat Tham Suea is an old temple with a long history since 1971. It is home to the largest Buddha statue in Kanchanaburi in the blessing posture. The Buddha statue is decorated with golden mosaics. The Thai-style octagonal ordination hall is decorated with intricate patterns. There is also the octagonal Kesa Kaew Maha Prasat Chedi, which is outstanding and beautiful from a distance. It is considered the highlight of the temple. #WinterMountainTravel

I feel very peaceful when I come up here. Especially if we have time to walk around the temple and see the view around, I must say that the atmosphere is very good. But don't come during the day, it might be too hot. If you come in the morning or evening, it would be better. When I came here in the evening, almost 6 pm, the weather was very good.... The stairs may be a bit high, but it's not too tiring. If you come to Kanchanaburi, don't forget to stop by. ........... ........#Central Region Team #Waiting for the day to leave

#bangkoktrips For an unforgettable day trip from Bangkok, visit Wat Tham Sua Tiger Cave Temple, Float House Khuai Resort, and Suan Malai Victoria Water Lily Agrotourism. Here’s how to make the most of your adventure: 1. Wat Tham Sua Tiger Cave Temple Climb the Steps: Challenge yourself with a 1,237-step climb to the top for breathtaking views of Kanchanaburi’s hills and the golden Buddha statue. Explore the Cave: Visit the serene Tiger Cave, home to tiger footprints and statues, offering a peaceful and reflective space. 2. Visit the Tiger Sanctuary Get up close with the tigers in this sanctuary that focuses on responsible conservation efforts and wildlife protection. 3. Suan Malai Victoria Water Lily Agrotourism Stunning Lily Pond: Explore the beautiful water lily garden, home to the rare Victoria water lilies, known for their enormous, round leaves. Educational Experience: Learn about sustainable farming and the fascinating growth process of these giant lilies in this eco-friendly agritourism spot. 4. Float House Khuai Resort Floating Villas: Unwind in charming floating bungalows on the Kwai River, offering a peaceful escape surrounded by nature. Relax and Explore: Swim, kayak, or take a river cruise to admire the scenic views. 5. Tips Travel: The tour is about 2 hours from Bangkok by car or taxi. Consider booking a guided tour for a hassle-free experience. Pack Light: Wear comfortable clothes and shoes for walking and climbing, and bring swimwear for the resort. Timing: Start early to maximize your time and enjoy each stop at a relaxed pace. This combination of adventure, culture, and nature provides a perfect day trip for those looking to escape the city and experience something unique! #bangkok #thailand

#getgoing2025 #watthamsuea #krabi At the base of the sacred Tiger Cave Temple, the Red Temple stands as a profound testament to faith and devotion. Its deep crimson walls symbolize spiritual strength and the blessings of the Buddha’s teachings. This holy site invites worshippers and visitors alike to pause, reflect, and honor the path of righteousness. 🛕🙏 Standing nearby is the Lady Buddha, a divine figure of grace and compassion. Her tranquil expression and flowing robes inspire serenity and a sense of spiritual refuge. She extends her blessings to all who approach, embodying the boundless mercy and wisdom of the Dharma. 🌸✨ Surrounded by nature’s beauty, the temple grounds offer a peaceful retreat, with towering trees and sacred shrines creating a harmonious sanctuary for prayer and meditation. 🌳🪷 The Red Temple and Lady Buddha remind all who visit of the importance of mindfulness, humility, and gratitude. Before ascending to the summit, take a moment to honor the sacred energy of this holy place, for its blessings guide and uplift the spirit. 🙏✨

#WinterTravel ☺️ Tiger Cave Temple, Kanchanaburi is another landmark that you can't miss when visiting Kanchanaburi. The impression starts from walking up a thousand steps (or taking a tram) to pay homage to the large golden Buddha statue in the blessing posture. The surrounding atmosphere is shady, the air is fresh, and the scenery is beautiful. Especially the view from the highest point, you can see the surrounding scenery far and wide. In addition, there is a beautiful and magnificent Chedi Kesa Kaew Maha Prasat and Tiger Cave, which is the origin of the temple's name, for you to visit. Tiger Cave Temple is not only a sacred place for worship and praying, but it is also a tourist attraction that perfectly combines the beauty of nature and architecture, making it another interesting destination. 📍62 KSL Road, Village 4, Bang Talat Subdistrict, Khlong Khuean District, Chachoengsao 24000 ⏰09:00-17:00 #Nomyenyen #thailand #travel #onedaytrip #familytrip #goodatmosphere #thaitravelthailand #travelthailand #travelthailand #travelalongtheway #cafereview #beautifulcafetotell #cafelife #mustvisitcafe #cafetakepictures #Trip free accommodation #Trip discount #Trip take you to fly to China

Thailand🇹🇭Tiger Cave Temple in Kanchanaburi Province is known as one of the ten most beautiful temples in Thailand. It is also a niche tourist destination that many Hong Kong people are unaware of. It is said that in the past, ascetics practiced here and were protected by tigers. The monks built a small temple next to the tiger's den. Later, believers raised funds and the large temple was built today. The recommended walking route is up left and right down. The steps on the left are two long dragons. Follow the dragon's head and climb up the steps. The Tiger Cave Temple is not very big, so you can sit here to enjoy the wind and experience the different scenery. ☑️What to watch ■Big Buddha: The 18-meter golden Buddha is inlaid with golden mosaic tiles on the surface and backed by a cone-shaped golden light shield. This is the largest promised Buddha statue in Kanchanaburi Province, Thailand. ■Tall Tower: Right next to the Big Buddha, take off your shoes and enter. There are countless corridors on the first floor, which are very photogenic. Going up the stairs to the top of the building, there are murals painted on each floor. I don't know much about them. They are probably about the history of Thailand, portraits of kings, and stories about gods and Buddhas. At the top is a pagoda, which is said to enshrine the relics of the Buddha. When I went there, there were monks chanting sutras on the top floor. Don’t forget, there is a window on the side that offers a panoramic view of the entire temple and the Big Buddha. ■Karst cave: There is a natural cave at the bottom of the mountain. The tiger god is worshiped inside, so it is also called Tiger Cave Temple. There are monks sitting inside the cave. You can come and pray for peace. You can be given a bracelet and donate 20 baht. The tigers enshrined in the Tiger Cave are like the pioneer tigers in Journey to the West. ■Coffee: Behind the temple is a rice field, the most famous of which is Ananda Cafe, an Internet celebrity cafe, which is really great! It is recommended to go! ☑️Transportation It is about 17 kilometers from the city to the temple. Renting a car for a round trip costs about 500 baht a day. If you rent a motorcycle, the price is 300 baht. A deposit of 200 baht and a passport photo are required. ‼ ️It is recommended to ride a motorcycle, which takes about 1 hour. The schedule is more flexible. No. ☑️Recommended route: Urban area-Tiger Cave Temple-Meena Cafe-Giant Tree-Bridge on the River Kwai-JJ Night Market-Railway Station Night Market ⏰Opening hours: 08:00 - 17:00 💰Tickets: Free

#ThailandTravel Visiting “Wat Tham Sawa” (Tiger Cave Temple) in Krabi was a special spiritual and physical experience. Known as one of the most important Buddhist temples in Southern Thailand, the temple is located on a mountain that offers visitors a magnificent panoramic view of the surrounding landscape. To reach the top, there is a large golden Buddha statue and the main temple, where you can meditate and enjoy the spiritual tranquility of the place. The path surrounding the temple also offers the opportunity to explore natural caves and more landscapes. It is a special place that combines nature and spiritual meditation.

Tiger Cave Temple was established in 1971 by Phra Khru Sithiwimol. Inside the temple, there is a large Buddha statue in the blessing posture situated on a hill, along with a beautifully decorated Thai-style octagonal ordination hall and the 69-meter high, 29-meter wide Kesa Kaew Maha Prasat pagoda. From the hill, visitors can enjoy a beautiful view of the lake and Vajiralongkorn Dam. Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn presided over the ceremony to raise the gable apex on October 5, 1983. In addition to stairs, there is also an electric tram service to ascend the hill. Tiger Cave Temple is open to tourists and the public for visits and worship every day. (Monday-Friday from 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM) (Saturday-Sunday from 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM)

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี Been there 🩷🩷🩷 Come visit "Ma Takanchan", a cafe with a photo corner, a white staircase that goes up against the sky. You can take a photo with Wat Tham Suea or a wide lawn with a view of the rural rice fields. There are colorful balls for taking beautiful photos. 📸📸📸 🛖The shop is a triangular gable barn-style building designed to blend zinc and glass perfectly. Inside the shop and the open-air seating area outside, you can order food and drinks from the counter. 🍕🧀🧆☕🍰 ⏲️Open from 08:00 - 20:00 #Been there #Ma Takanchan #Kanchanaburi cafe #Wat Tham Suea #Kanchanaburi #Wat Tham Suea attractions

#songkran2024 Wat Tham Sua, also known as the Tiger Cave Temple, is a famous Buddhist temple located in Krabi, Thailand. Set amidst stunning natural surroundings, the temple complex features a series of caves and limestone cliffs, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding area. Visitors can climb the 1,237 steps to reach the summit, where a giant golden Buddha statue awaits, along with panoramic vistas of the Andaman Sea and lush landscapes below. The temple is also known for its meditation center and monks' quarters, making it a spiritual and scenic destination for travelers.

🐯 Wat Tham Sua in Kanchanaburi Province is one of the ten most beautiful temples in Thailand, located about 17 kilometers from the city of Kanchanaburi (Kanjanaburi). It is not the same as the once-famous and controversial Wat Pha Luang Ta Bua Yannasampanno in Kanchanaburi, nor is it the Tiger Cave Temple in Krabi! 🙏 Legend has it that ascetics used to practice here and were protected by tigers, so a small temple was built next to the tiger cave. Over time, with donations from followers, the temple gradually became the magnificent sight it is today. The most striking feature of the Tiger Cave Temple is the 18-meter-tall golden Buddha, backed by a conical aureole that makes the Buddha's radiance appear even more lifelike. Buddhists and tourists from all over the world queue up to offer incense and pray for blessings. 👍 Special recommendations: 1⃣ The high tower next to the big Buddha can be climbed, and choosing the right floor height allows for a bird's-eye view of the temple and the big Buddha from the windows, comparable to aerial photography effects; 2⃣ The stairs of the temple, the square, and the arches inside the pagoda are all great spots for photography, always yielding beautiful shots; 3⃣ Behind the temple, there is a rice field with several distinctive cafes. Using the temple as a backdrop against the rice fields can result in very beautiful photos. However, if the rice fields have been harvested, the scenery will be less impressive, and it is not recommended to go there specifically for photography. 🏍️ Transportation: It is recommended to rent a motorcycle for self-driving if you can ride one. Along the way, you can enjoy many beautiful views and conveniently stop to take photos. The rental fee is usually 200 Thai Baht per day, with a deposit of 1000 Thai Baht + identification documents. 📍 Temple address: Muang Chum, Tha Muang District, Kanchanaburi 71110 ⏲️ Opening hours: 08:00 - 17:00 💰 Admission fee: Free, with a donation box for voluntary contributions 🤗 Other suggestions: There is a giant tree about ten kilometers from the Tiger Cave Temple, which has now developed into a park market. Friends who like lively places can take a detour to visit.

#heritageplace Tiger Cave Temple, or Wat Tham Sua, is a renowned Buddhist temple nestled in the lush forests of Krabi, Thailand. Accessible via a steep staircase, the temple offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Visitors can marvel at the towering golden Buddha statue and explore the intricate cave network filled with religious shrines. With its spiritual ambiance and natural beauty, Tiger Cave Temple is a must-visit destination in Krabi. My rating: 4 ⭐️ out of 5!

Don't forget to take a break at Meena Cafe behind Wat Tham Sua when you come to Northern Thailand. The first picture shows the location behind the big Buddha of Wat Tham Sua and the second picture shows the cafe in the distance. The rural scenery of Thailand is truly rural, where culture and nature blend seamlessly, like a painting surpassing a painting. The food prices are also ok, three dishes and two drinks for ¥110, and the taste is not bad.

#summerdream Tiger Cave Temple is known for its scenery surrounded by rice fields and houses a large Buddha statue, Luang Por Chin Prathanphon. Inside the temple are buildings and pagodas in Thai, Chinese, Japanese and mixed architecture. It was originally a small monastery in the Tiger Cave area below the hillside. Later, the villagers worked together to build and renovate it until it became a large and beautiful temple.

#dreamvoyage Tiger Cave Temple • Tiger Cave Temple is located in Kanchanaburi Province. It was established in 1971. It has a large Buddha statue in the blessing posture on a hill, along with a Thai-style ordination hall decorated with beautiful patterns and a 69-meter-high and 29-meter-wide Kesa Kaew Maha Prasat pagoda. • Tourists can go up the hill by stairs or electric tram. The temple is open to tourists and the public every day. • Electric tram fare: Thais 10 baht, foreigners 20 baht

Tiger Cave Temple, Kanchanaburi Province, a view worth hundreds, an atmosphere worth millions

When the tram was closed for renovation..walking up the stairs with shaking legs until I forgot to count how many steps there were🤣🤣🤣

Wat Tham Suea Tambon Muang Chum, Amphoe Tha Muang, Kanchanaburi Province Wat Tham Suea is located on a hill in Tambon Tha Muang Chum, Amphoe Tha Muang, Kanchanaburi Province, before entering Kanchanaburi city. It is famous for the beauty of the large Buddha statue, Luang Pho Chin Prathanphon, which is 9 wa 9 inches high and 5 wa 3 sok 9 inches wide. It is golden and was built in 1973 and “Phra Chedi Kesu Kaew Maha Prasat”.

😇If you talk about a beautiful and impressive temple that you want to come back to again, Kanchanaburi Province would be 🐯Wat Tham Suea Wat Tham Suea is located in Tambon Tha Muang Chum, Amphoe Tha Muang, Kanchanaburi Province, before entering Kanchanaburi city. It is a golden temple in the middle of a rice field, contrasting with the green🌱 of the rice field, looking very majestic. The highlight of Wat Tham Suea is 🌕A large Buddha statue in the blessing posture, decorated with gold mosaics all over the Buddha image. When it reflects sunlight, it sparkles a lot. 🌕A Thai-style octagonal chapel that is beautifully intricate. 🌕Chedi Kesa Kaew Maha Prasat, an octagonal chedi with a total of 9 floors. In the middle, there is a spiral staircase that you can walk up to the top floor. Each floor has paintings about Buddhism and the king. The top floor is where the relics of the Lord Buddha were brought from India. Between the floors, you can come out to see the view of the rice fields, feel the cool breeze, see the Mae Klong River, mountains, and Wat Tham Khao Noi. Which are next to each other 🌬️ 🐍 Three Naga stairs, 158 steps each Biologirl almost fainted, but it was so much fun. But if anyone can't walk, the temple has a tram service for only 10 baht per person. But it's a bit steep. There's also a tiger cave that you can go in and see. But unfortunately, Biologirl didn't go in. Next time, don't miss it. 🛍️ There are a lot of food and souvenirs for sale at the bottom of the temple. #VisitKanchanaburi

• Today, we will take you to pay homage to a large Buddha statue in the blessing posture at "Wat Tham Suea", which is decorated with golden mosaics. It is considered a famous temple in Kanchanaburi Province. It is very old and was built in 1971. • The highlight is the Kesa Kaew Maha Prasat Chedi, an octagonal chedi that is 69 meters high and 29 meters wide. It can be seen from afar and is very beautiful. The entire chedi is brick-colored. Each floor enshrines many Buddha images, and the top floor enshrines the relics of the Lord Buddha, which were invited from India. Open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Coordinates: Tambon Tha Muang Chum, Amphoe Tha Muang, Kanchanaburi Province #Beautiful temple #Worship and ask for blessings #Kanchanaburi Province #Wat Tham Suea Kanchanaburi