[2025 Krabi Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Tham Suea (Updated Mar)

Location: Wat Tham Suea (Tiger Cave Temple), Krabi Atmosphere: The temple has a very beautiful view. Climbing up is quite challenging, so be prepared for a strenuous hike. We went early in the morning, and I recommend you do the same because it gets very hot. The monkeys are cute but mischievous, and they try to steal shoes and socks at the temple. The view from the top is worth the climb. 📍Address: 35 Krabi Noi, Mueang Krabi District, Krabi 81000

A high viewpoint that requires conquering 1,260 steps. Some parts of the stairs are steep. Along the way, there are restrooms and resting spots. We visited during the rainy season, so it wasn't too hot, but we got a bit wet. The view from the top is stunning, especially with the mist. It was worth the effort. This is our fourth visit here, and we've seen it in both sunny and rainy seasons. Each has its unique beauty. The large Buddha statue is also very magnificent. 🙏

#kanchanaburi #watthamsuea The Tiger Cave Temple, locally known as Wat Tham Suea, is another of these fascinating sights that you'll have the chance to come across on your River Kwai Cruise. Wat Tham Sua is one of the famous temples in Kanchanaburi. Those who are coming to visit this temple will see a beautiful Buddha image from far away because, in this temple, there is the largest Buddha Image in Kanchanaburi located. Apart from respecting to the Buddha Image, visitors also come here in order to make respect to holy relics in Ketkaew Prasat Chedi. This temple is situated in Tha Muang District, where visitors can stopover before arriving in the city of Kanchanaburi

Woke up in the morning just to see sunrise beautifully, I drove to the tiger cave temple where there's a view point up on a mountain. You need to climb up for more than 1,200 steps to get to the top. Unfortunately, I quitted at about 500 steps due to the health condition. It's not that difficult if you are fit and have time. It's my 3rd time there and I didn't make it only this time. Hopefully I did it again soon. After that, I drove to the town for breakfast at Pakarang cafe, my favorite place and food here!! Absolutely recommended.

this is one of the best tourist attractions in Krabi I believe. first the view from the top is absolutely stunning. it takes around 1 hour to go up or 40 mins there are 1260 steps in total! it’s a bit challenging but it’s worth it! there is also a pagoda on the top. it’s free of charge so everyone can go up! and the view is best from there for sure you can see the sea and the beautiful surroundings #tripblazers #mytripvlog

Tiger Cave Temple, Krabi Province, has a peak 600 meters above sea level and has 1,237 steps, a distance of 1 kilometer. If you want to go up to see the sunrise or the sea of ​​mist, you should start going up at 5 am because some parts of the stairs are quite steep and take quite a while. On the peak, there is also a large Buddha statue and a pagoda that stand majestically and can be seen from far away from the ground below. If anyone wants to go up, I recommend getting fit and preparing appropriate shoes. #VisitKrabi Walk up Tiger Cave Temple to experience the beauty of the sea of ​​mist, where you can see a 360-degree view, see the pagoda and a large Buddha statue, along with a sea of ​​white mist cutting across the limestone peaks that overlap. Some tourists come up only once and see the beauty of the sea of ​​mist, but some have to come up multiple times. It also depends on the weather.

I visited Tiger Cave Temple and I absolutely loved it! I arrived to Krabi Pier from Koh Phi Phi and since it was an early morning and I was traveling light, I made a delicious to head straight to Tiger Cave Temple. After negotiating the price with a Tuk-Tuk driver, I was on my way to see Krabi’s most famous tourist attraction. My tuk-tuk driver stopped at his house for a few minutes which seemed weird at first, but then I remembered that it was a normal thing in Thailand for Tuk-Tuk drivers to stop at their homes or somewhere else to pick up their family members or have lunch. Fun local culture indeed. Anyway, after a short while I arrived at my destination, The Tiger Cave Temple, but it wasn’t yet the end of my journey. To get to an actual temple there was a number of stairs to climb, actually the stairs were numbered so there was exactly 1237 stairs. The stairs were narrow but tall which made the journey even harder, considering I had a 7kg backpack on my shoulders and hovering around monkey only made it harder. After 1 hour and 1237 stairs I finally was at the summit. It was a wonderful experience since I was there all by myself, it was quiet and peaceful. After enjoying the view and taking a few pictures, a very proud me started walking down and inspiring all the tourists that had a hard time climbing those stairs. Then it was finally time to check into my hotel so I got another tuk-tuk and headed to Krabi Town. I definitely recommend visiting Tiger Cave Temple, you’ll have great time! Enjoy 😊 #thailand #krabi #travel #temple

this is the most impressive and beautiful Buddhist temple I have seen so far! we drove scooter from kanchanaburi to this river cave temple. we’ve already had an amazing view on our way to this temple. Once we get close, we realized how big and how steep the stairs were to the temple. there is a cable car you’re able to take to go straight up there. once you get to the top, you have a great view of the surroundings, such as rice fields, river Kwai, the village and etc. this temple complex consists of pagoda, tower, Buddha statue. and the most amazing fact is that this is free of charge, it’s a lot better than some other places in Thailand! the view is just breathtaking, highly recommended !! #tripblazers #bucketlistreboot #mytripvlog

This temple complex not only serves as a religious site for the monks who live and worship there, but also features a maze of natural caves in an overgrown jungle valley where stone tools, pottery remains and the mold for making Buddha footprints have been excavated. It has 1260 steps for you to get on the top of the mountain (So, I advice for you to bring some bottle of water with you 😁) Once you are there, you will see the overview of the Krabi city and all of sweats will be worth it because you will have some sort of fresh air! So, what are you waiting for hop in and take your steps to visit this majestic place 💖💖💖#mountainview #vacation #thailand #naturewonders #temple

Tiger Cave Temple is a Buddhist temple north-northeast of Krabi Town and one of the most amazing religious sites in Thailand. The Temple is surrounded by tropical rain forest in the Kiriwong Valley. Tiger Cave Temple is lying on top of a 600-meter high cliff, it takes 40-50 minutes to reach the top. It was a little tiring to climb up but was worth it. The view from the top is incredible! Tiger Cave Temple is located 3 km away from Krabi Town. It will take 10 minutes by bike from Krabi Town and 30 minutes from Ao Nang beach. Before going there make sure you have water with you, and are in good health. And also watch out for the monkeys! #mountainview

A One-Day Trip in Krabi Without Going to the Sea 📍 Tiger Cave Temple - Hot Spring Waterfall - Emerald Pool - Wat Kaew Korawaram - Black Crab Monument ⛩️ Tiger Cave Temple.. A famous temple in Krabi where you can pay respects to the Chedi, the Bodhisattva Guan Yin, and Luang Pho Chamnian. If you have the time and energy, you can climb the 1,239 steps to the Chedi on top of Khao Kaew. 🏞️ Hot Spring Waterfall.. Formed by natural hot springs emerging from the ground, containing diluted sulfur, with a suitable temperature that flows into a basin and then cascades into a canal. It is not far from the Emerald Pool. ⛰️ Emerald Pool.. An unseen Thailand attraction located in Khlong Thom district. It is a natural pool with clear emerald green water, a limestone pond where you can swim. ⛩️ Wat Kaew Korawaram.. A royal temple and the main temple of Krabi, situated on a small hill in the town of Krabi. 🌄 Black Crab Monument.. Located in Krabi town, it is a sculpture of a black crab, a local animal of Krabi. You can also capture images of Khao Khanap Nam, which is not far away. 🚙 Travel by private car

Sisters! On a 6-day trip to Thailand, soaking in hot springs is the main thing to do! A great hot spring experience to relieve your travel fatigue, this guide is worth it! / Thailand, located in the heart of Southeast Asia, has a rich history and unique style. Known as the Land of Smiles, this place is a paradise for travelers, with its 🏯 ancient temples and 🌴 tropical scenery intertwined! / 🌴Route Overview:🌴 D1: Ao Nang Beach Enjoy the sunshine and waves of Ao Nang Beach and relax your body and mind. D2: Chicken Island -> Phra Nang Beach -> Magical Four Islands -> Skyline Beach -> Poda Island Island hopping begins! Explore the beautiful Chicken Island, then go to Phra Nang Beach to feel the tranquility, then visit the Magical Four Islands, experience the wonder of the Skyline Beach, and finally board Poda Island to enjoy the island style. D3: Emerald Pool->Krabi Hot Spring Waterfall->Tiger Cave Temple Visit the clear Emerald Pool, bathe in the coolness of the Krabi Hot Spring Waterfall, and then go to the historic Tiger Cave Temple to experience the fusion of culture and nature. D4: Ladin Island -> Pabet Island -> Lagoon -> Red Island Continue the island adventure, enjoy the tropical scenery of Ladin Island, then go to Pabet Island to enjoy the tranquility, the clear water of the Lagoon, and finally arrive at Red Island to enjoy the beautiful sunset. D5: Krabi Town Night Market Visit the night market in Krabi Town at night, taste authentic food, and experience the local nightlife. D6: End of a pleasant journey End this unforgettable trip to Thailand with full of memories. 🎉 / Attractions recommendations: Red Island ⭐⭐⭐ Address: Krabi, Thailand, Krabi Prefecture Opening hours: open all day Duration: 1 day A natural room surrounded by mangroves, come here to feel the comfort of the calm sea water! Ao Nang Beach ⭐⭐⭐ Address: Krabi, Krabi Province, 81180 Thailand Opening hours: open all day Duration: 1 day The beach made of brown and yellow gravel and shells, combined with the clear sea water, is breathtakingly beautiful! Emerald Pool ⭐⭐ Address: W7G9+27J, Khlong Thom Nuea, Khlong Thom District, Krabi 81120, Thailand Opening hours: 8:30-16:30 Visit time: 1 hour The lake water is light green like jade, like an emerald inlaid in the tropical rainforest, intoxicating. Krabi Hot Spring Waterfall ⭐⭐ Address: W6M5+M4M, Khlong Thom Nuea, Khlong Thom District, Krabi 81120, Thailand Opening hours: 8:30-18:00 Visit duration: 1 day The 40-degree hot spring water temperature is close to the Emerald Lake, and you can enjoy the pristine scenery and cleanse your soul. / 🧳 Travel checklist: What to pack for your trip to Thailand! 📞 Phone cards are a must, and it is more convenient to buy them locally in Thailand, so the network is unimpeded. 🔌 You must bring a plug converter. The plugs in Thailand are different. Don’t forget this step. 🪪 Although you are visa-free, you still need to carry your passport and driver's license with you. 👕 It’s warm in Thailand in February, so you can easily wear short-sleeved shirts, shorts and sandals. 🕶️ Sunglasses and sun hats are essential for sun protection, so as not to get sunburned. 🔋 Charger and power bank keep your phone powered and travel more safely. 💊 Bring common medicines with you and don’t forget mosquito repellent. It is important to travel healthy. / During your trip to Thailand, you will enjoy the collision of food, beaches and culture. Come back next time to explore more surprises! 🌟

Six-day tour of Thailand, don't miss the hot spring tour! Enjoy a relaxing hot spring experience and explore another side of Thailand. Check out this carefully curated guide! -- 🛤️Itinerary: Day 1: Ao Nang Beach Enjoy the sun and waves at Ao Nang Beach and the comfort of a seaside vacation. Day 2: Chicken Island - Phra Nang Beach - Four Islands - Thale Waek - Poda Island Island hopping begins! Visit the unique scenery of Chicken Island, relax at Phra Nang Beach, then tour the Four Islands, cross the unique landscape of Thale Waek, and finally land on Poda Island to experience the fun of island adventure. Day 3: Emerald Pool - Krabi Hot Springs - Tiger Cave Temple Visit the clear pool like emerald, feel the coolness and tranquility of Krabi Hot Springs, and finally visit the historic Tiger Cave Temple to appreciate the fusion of culture and nature. Day 4: Lading Island - Pak Bia Island - Lagoon - Hong Island Continue the island tour to Lading Island and Pak Bia Island to feel the charm of different islands. Then explore the mysterious Lagoon, and finally land on Hong Island to enjoy the tranquility and beauty of the island. Day 5: Krabi Town Night Market Stroll through the bustling night market in Krabi Town, taste local food, buy souvenirs, and experience the nightlife in Thailand. Day 6: End of the pleasant journey End this unforgettable trip to Thailand and return home with full memories and gains!🌟 -- Must-see attractions: Hong Island ⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Krabi, Thailand - Opening hours: Open all day - Duration: 1 day - A natural secret surrounded by mangroves, with gentle and calm sea water, like a fairyland. Ao Nang Beach ⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Krabi 81180, Thailand - Opening hours: Open all day - Duration: 1 day - A beach interwoven with gravel and shell fragments, with crystal-clear sea water, is a good place to relax. Emerald Pool ⭐⭐ - Address: W7G9+27J, Khlong Thom Nuea, Khlong Thom District, Krabi 81120, Thailand - Opening hours: 8:30-16:30 - Duration: 1 hour - The lake is like emerald, surrounded by tropical rainforests, beautiful. Krabi Hot Springs ⭐⭐ - Address: W6M5+M4M, Khlong Thom Nuea, Khlong Thom District, Krabi 81120, Thailand - Opening hours: 8:30-18:00 - Duration: 1 day - 40-degree hot spring water, adjacent to the Emerald Pool, enjoy the baptism of primitive nature. -- Travel tips: 🕒 Time difference: Thailand is one hour behind Beijing time, so adjust the time difference. 🍜 Food: Be sure to try local snacks, such as curry shrimp and mango sticky rice, which are delicious! 🎁 Souvenirs: Thai handicrafts, spices, and snacks are good choices, and the prices are relatively affordable. 💰 Payment: In addition to cash, many stores also accept bank cards, which is convenient and fast. 🌞 Sunscreen: Don't forget to bring sunscreen, the sun in Thailand is very strong! 🚖 Transportation: In Thailand, taxis and tuk-tuks are very convenient, but remember to negotiate the price in advance. -- A trip to Thailand, food, scenery, and cultural experiences are waiting for you to explore, and it will definitely be worth your while!

Dear seniors, Krabi, Thailand is waiting for you! Here, you can enjoy blue skies, white clouds, beautiful sea views, and authentic cuisine, and experience a simple and pure travel experience! Come and start your six-day tour now! . Thailand, a Southeast Asian Buddhist country with a long history🙏. Here, you can find magnificent temples🏯, vibrant folk customs🎉, charming beaches🏖️, and delicious food🍜, which will definitely make you linger! . 🚩Route suggestions: D1: Ao Nang Beach Enjoy the white sand beach, clear water, and beautiful sunset. D2: Chicken Island - Phra Nang Beach - Four Islands - Thale Waek - Poda Island Explore diverse islands, immerse yourself in the beautiful scenery of the sea and sky, and experience the fun of island adventures. D3: Emerald Pool - Krabi Hot Springs - Tiger Cave Temple Feel the magic of nature, the comfort of hot springs, and the tranquility of temples. D4: Lading Island - Pak Bia Island - Lagoon - Hong Island Continue island hopping, enjoy the island scenery, and discover the unique charm of each island. D5: Krabi Town Night Market Taste authentic food, experience local nightlife, and take home unforgettable Thai souvenirs. D6: End of the trip Return home with fond memories and look forward to the next exciting journey!🎉 . Tips: - 💸The exchange rate is very favorable, and it's cost-effective to exchange Thai Baht for RMB, making shopping more enjoyable! - 😋Must-try local food, Tom Yum Goong, and Mango Sticky Rice, are delicious! - 🎁Specialties are not expensive, and Thai-style small statues and aromatherapy are very unique. - 🚖Transportation from the airport to the city center is convenient, and it's easy to take a taxi or light rail! . Come to Thailand, enjoy exotic customs, and start your free journey with leisure, letting your heart meet the beautiful scenery!

Intro - Wat Tham Suea is also known as the Tiger Cave Temple. According to Thai legend, there used to be a tiger living in the caves near the temple and considered it as its home. Therefore, the word “Suea” in Thai means Thai tiger. Attractions - Wat Tham Suea Tiger Cave Temple is open to tourists from 7am to 5pm every day. In addition, when visiting this place, you will not need to pay any fees because this area is completely free of entrance fees so that tourists can freely visit and worship. Located on a rugged mountain peak surrounded by dense forests, Wat Tham Suea Tiger Cave Temple not only possesses the sacred beauty of typical Thai architectural works but also contains a wild, rustic beauty that creates peace and serenity for the temple. Hotels - Irest Ao Nang Food & Restaurants - Ao Nang Market #localguides #getgoing2025

#getgoing2025 #krabi #watthamsuea The highlight of visiting Wat Tham Suea (Tiger Cave Temple) in Krabi is undoubtedly the trek to its iconic summit. Standing 309 meters above sea level, this viewpoint offers one of the most breathtaking panoramas in southern Thailand. To reach it, you’ll face a steep climb of 1,260 steps. It’s no small feat, but every step is worth it. As you ascend, you’re greeted by a mix of tropical jungle, limestone cliffs, and the occasional curious monkey 🐒. The steps are uneven, and the climb can be challenging, especially under Krabi’s warm sun. But once you reach the top, the reward is unforgettable. At the summit, a golden Buddha statue sits serenely, overlooking the vast Andaman Sea, lush forests, and distant karst formations. The views are truly panoramic, offering a 360-degree glimpse of Krabi’s natural beauty. Many climbers find the summit a perfect spot for reflection, taking in the peaceful energy and majestic scenery 🌅. If you plan to visit, wear comfortable shoes, bring plenty of water, and go early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the midday heat. Wat Tham Suea’s summit isn’t just a destination—it’s an achievement and an unforgettable memory. 🥾✨

#getgoing2025 #watthamsuea Hiking up to the Tiger Cave is a true test of endurance. The path is lined with over a thousand stairs, each one steeper than the last. As you ascend, the heat and incline challenge your stamina, making every step feel like a small victory. The climb is tough, but with each stair you conquer, the anticipation of reaching the top grows. The view from the top is absolutely worth it—panoramic vistas of lush forests and distant mountains spread out before you, making the effort feel like a triumph. However, the adventure begins long before reaching the summit. At the base of the stairs, you’ll encounter a group of curious monkeys. These cheeky creatures, often seen lounging or playfully darting around, seem to have made the bottom of the climb their home. They watch hikers with a mix of curiosity and mischief, offering a bit of comic relief before the grueling climb begins. If you’re up for a physical challenge with a touch of wildlife excitement, the hike to the Tiger Cave offers just that. The tough climb, combined with the playful monkeys at the start, makes for an unforgettable experience that blends adventure and nature.

#chillandthrill #watthamsuea Ready for a workout with a side of adventure? Hiking to the Tiger Cave is no easy feat. With over a thousand stairs staring you down, it’s like the mountain is daring you to conquer it. Each step feels like a mini victory, as the stairs get steeper and your legs start to feel like jelly. But trust me, the sweat and sore muscles are all worth it when you reach the top. And just when you think you’re about to give up, a troop of monkeys at the bottom reminds you that they’re probably judging your fitness level. These mischievous little guys will look at you with that “you can do it, but I’m just gonna sit here and relax” vibe as you huff and puff your way past them. They’re cute, but they sure don’t help with motivation. But here’s the kicker—the view at the top is nothing short of spectacular! After all the stairs and the monkey-filled distractions, you’ll be greeted with jaw-dropping panoramas of lush greenery, distant mountains, and valleys that seem to go on forever. It’s the kind of view that makes you forget about the climb (well, almost). So if you’re up for a challenge, get ready to earn a view that’ll make you feel on top of the world.

#getgoing2025 #watthamsuea #krabi Within the peaceful grounds of the Tiger Cave Temple, a magnificent Golden Buddha is seated in deep meditation beneath the protective embrace of a sacred tree. Its radiant golden surface reflects the light, creating an aura of serenity and spiritual wisdom. The statue invites all visitors to pause, reflect, and connect with the teachings of the Buddha. 🌳✨🙏 The tree itself is symbolic of enlightenment, echoing the Bodhi tree under which the Buddha attained awakening. The graceful branches provide shade and protection, symbolizing nature’s harmony with spiritual growth. This sacred space is further enriched by the presence of numerous other Buddha statues scattered throughout the area, each radiating peace and compassion. These statues, each unique in design and expression, collectively embody the teachings of the Buddha, inviting worshippers to embrace mindfulness, tranquility, and inner wisdom. 🪷🌿 Together, the Golden Buddha, the surrounding statues, and the sacred tree form a harmonious environment for reflection and prayer. They remind all who visit of the Buddha’s timeless message to seek enlightenment, cultivate kindness, and live in accordance with the Dharma, bringing balance and peace to both the self and the world. ✨🛕

#getgoing2025 #krabi #watthamsuea In addition to its spiritual beauty, the Tiger Cave Temple complex in Krabi is home to some truly striking—and slightly fearsome—figures. At the base of the site, you’ll encounter towering blue statues that resemble mythical guardians or celestial beings. These “blue men,” with their vivid coloring and fierce expressions, are protectors of the sacred grounds, serving as a reminder of the balance between strength and spiritual peace. Their intricate details and commanding presence make them both captivating and humbling. 🟦🛕🛡️ Nearby, standing in radiant contrast, is the serene White Buddha. This grand statue exudes purity and enlightenment, its pristine surface reflecting the light as if to symbolize the clarity and wisdom of the Buddha’s teachings. The White Buddha serves as a beacon of calm, offering blessings and inspiration to those who visit. ✨🙏 Together, these elements—fierce protectors and the tranquil Buddha—create a dynamic yet harmonious energy. They remind all who visit that life requires both inner peace and outer strength to navigate the spiritual path. 🌿✨

#getgoing2025 #watthamsuea #krabi This sacred site combines spirituality, nature, and adventure. As you arrive, you’re greeted by the golden statues and intricate shrines that hint at the temple’s rich history 🛕. The temple gets its name from the tiger paw-like markings found in the cave, and legend has it that tigers once roamed the area 🐾. The main highlight? A daunting climb of 1,260 steps to the summit. Yes, it’s a challenge, but the panoramic views at the top are absolutely worth it! From the Andaman Sea to the rugged limestone cliffs, the scenery will leave you breathless (if the climb hasn’t already) 🌄. For those less inclined to tackle the stairs, the temple grounds offer plenty to explore. Wander through the serene meditation caves, marvel at the ancient trees in the surrounding jungle 🌳, or simply soak in the peaceful energy that fills the air. Wat Tham Suea isn’t just a temple; it’s a journey—one of self-discovery, natural beauty, and cultural immersion. Don’t forget water and your sense of adventure! 🥾💧

#chillandthrill #watthamsuea If you’re looking for a thrilling mix of adventure, breathtaking views, and a touch of culture, a visit to the Tiger Cave Temple in Krabi is a must! 🏞️ This unique spot offers more than just a temple experience—it’s a full-on physical challenge! To reach the temple, you’ll need to climb over 1,200 steps 🧗♀️, but the stunning panoramic views of Krabi’s jungle and coastline make every step worth it. 🌳🌊 Along the way, you’ll be surrounded by lush greenery, intriguing wildlife 🦋, and the tranquil sounds of nature. And once you reach the top, you’re greeted with an awe-inspiring view and a massive golden Buddha 🕊️. It’s not just a workout for your body, but a feast for your soul. Whether you’re an adventurer or just a fan of breathtaking sights, Tiger Cave Temple is a fun, rewarding experience! 🌟

#getgoing2025 #krabi #watthamsuea The heart of Wat Tham Suea (Tiger Cave Temple) lies in its mysterious cave, steeped in history and legend. Located just outside Krabi Town, this sacred site is named after the tiger paw-like marks found on the walls of the cave. According to local lore, a tiger once made this cave its home, roaming the lush jungle that surrounds the area. As you step into the cave, you’re greeted by a cool, shadowy interior, with natural limestone formations creating an almost otherworldly atmosphere. The walls are etched with ancient carvings, and offerings left by visitors reflect the temple’s deep spiritual significance. Monks still use the cave as a place of meditation, drawn by its serenity and sacred energy 🛕✨. The site has been a place of worship for centuries, evolving into a major Buddhist temple complex. Visitors can explore the cave’s inner sanctum, where statues of Buddha and traditional relics are displayed. The tiger legend and the peaceful ambiance of the cave have made it a symbol of strength, reflection, and connection to nature. Whether you’re visiting for its history, spiritual importance, or natural beauty, the cave at Wat Tham Suea is a powerful reminder of Krabi’s rich cultural heritage.

#bigbuddhabangkok Wat Tham Suea, also known as the Tiger Cave Temple, is a must-visit destination in Thailand, offering both spiritual enrichment and breathtaking views. Nestled in the lush greenery of Krabi, this temple complex features a challenging climb of over 1,200 steps, rewarding visitors with panoramic vistas of the surrounding landscape. The temple is renowned for its intricate cave systems, serene atmosphere, and the impressive golden Buddha statue that stands majestically at the summit. Whether you’re seeking a spiritual journey or simply an adventurous day out, Wat Tham Suea provides an unforgettable experience that combines natural beauty with cultural significance.

Climbing to the viewpoint at the Tiger Temple in Krabi was definitely a challenge, but totally worth it. The hike up has over 1,200 steps, and by the time I reached the top, I was pretty tired. But when I saw the view, all that exhaustion vanished. The panorama of Krabi’s lush landscapes, limestone cliffs, and beaches was absolutely breathtaking. It felt like a reward for all that effort. One tip: the best time to reach the top is around sunset. The colors of the sky and the view are unreal at that time. One more tip: bring water and snacks. There's no way to buy those once you start the climb. The view at the top is so amazing that all the tiredness just disappears. Standing there, looking out over the whole area, felt like such a rewarding moment. Honestly, it was a tough climb, but once you’re up there, you forget about the effort. Totally worth it for that view! #asiatrip #thailand #krabi

Tiger Cave Temple is a public temple under the Maha Nikaya sect. It is located in Krabi Noi Subdistrict, Mueang Krabi District, Krabi Province. The atmosphere inside the temple is surrounded by trees, providing a shady environment. You need to climb 1,237 steps to reach the top, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of Krabi province, including the Khao Khanap Nam mountains. The view offers a 360-degree perspective. Things to prepare and be cautious of: - A strong body ready to climb the steep stairs, which cover a distance of about 800 meters with an accumulated incline of 260 meters. - There are monkeys at Tiger Cave Temple. While climbing, avoid carrying items, water bottles, or snack bags in your hands. Keep them in your bag and be cautious of dangling keychains. - Once you reach the top, always keep your belongings with you and do not leave them unattended as a precaution. Open daily from 06:00 AM to 06:00 PM.

#outdooradventure The adventure begins with the challenging climb up the 1,260 steps to the summit of Tiger Cave Temple, also known as Wat Tham Suea. As I ascend, the lush tropical rainforest surrounds me, and the calls of exotic birds fill the air. The journey is strenuous, but each step brings a sense of accomplishment and anticipation. Along the way, I encounter playful monkeys and catch glimpses of the stunning limestone cliffs that Krabi is famous for. Reaching the top, I am rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of the Kiriwong Valley and the Andaman Sea, a sight that makes the effort worthwhile.

This famous temple is popular among both Thai and international tourists. The temple is surrounded by small caves that visitors can explore and pay respects to sacred objects. There is also a large and beautiful statue of Guan Yin. The highlight of this place is conquering the 1,260 steps to the top, where you can enjoy a stunning 360-degree view. If it rains, you can see beautiful mist. At the top, there is a large Buddha statue where you can pay respects and make wishes for good fortune.

#traveldiaries Wat Tham Suea, the tiger god that cools the city of Kanchanaburi with the atmosphere of the god 🐅🏯🙏 Wat Tham Suea is a historic tiger temple located in Tha Muang, Kanchanaburi Province. What catches the eyes of tourists visiting the temple is the largest Buddha statue in Kanchanapur district and the vastness of the temple. The whole area of the beautiful big Buddha statue is decorated with golden color. In addition, the height of 69 meters; There is also a temple called Chedi Ket Kaew Maha Prasat, which is huge and magnificent, 29 meters wide. When you reach the top of the mountain, you can go on a pilgrimage, looking down at the green fields and enjoying the cool and fresh air. #traveldiaries #localguides