Explore the naturally illuminated caverns of Phraya Nakhon Cave. Rays of sun flowing in from openings at the roof light up the two caverns, making it a something of a surreal spot for pictures. Notice the natural stone bridges above the openings, which the wildlife use to scurry across overhead. The second cavern is famous for the Kuha Karuhas pavilion, originally built during King Rama V's reign in the 19th century. At certain times of day, the sunlight directly showers the altar, creating a mystical ambience. Arrange your visit to Phraya Nakhon Cave and discover more family-friendly attractions in Sam Roi Yot using our Sam Roi Yot trip itinerary site .
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Phraya Nakhon Cave Reviews
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This review is entirely based on the service within the park. The national park office state last entrance to any cave is 3.30pm. Google maps state this cave closes at 3.30pm. So we sat and had some f... more »
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Świetne miejsce ,z parkingu rejs łódka na plaże skąd jest wejście do jaskini ,piękne widoki na samej plazy ,biały piasek, palmy , wejście do jaskini to 420m pod górę ,polecam minimum obuwie sportowe ,... more »
Great place, from parking boat cruise to beaches from where there is entrance to the cave, beautiful views of the beach itself, white sand, palm trees, entrance to the cave is 420m uphill, I recommend the minimum sports shoes, the cave itself rewards the difficulty of approaching it, worth it!View original
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Wow, what an amazing magical place! We walked the 2km there and 2km back. If you take the boat you avoid the first 1.5km but to be honest that's the easier part. Everyone has to do the tougher 500m. Keep an eye out for the dusty lemur we were lucky and saw some near the toilets before heading off on the last 500m. We arrived at 10am, it was perfect timing, there were only maybe 10 others in the cave, so it was really peaceful.
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Small temple inside a large cave , a fairly steep climb up a mountain track of about 400 meters then down into a big cave that has a small temple in the middle that gets lit up by the sun around 10.30am till the sun goes over. Not for the faint hearted. Worth seeing
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