2025 Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

"Phra Phothisat Animal Cave Temple" The hidden beauty in Saraburi province ✨ Just a short drive from Bangkok, we can encounter such beauty. Besides the stunning scenery, we can also find peace and tranquility here. There are waterfalls, caves, and trees of various species surrounding the area, giving us many things to take away from just one place ☺️ 📍 Phra Phothisat Animal Cave Temple, Tap Kwang Subdistrict, Kaeng Khoi District, Saraburi Province 🌎 GPS: https://goo.gl/maps/RE49vXZ6UQEq4XfS9 #PhraPhothisatAnimalCaveTemple #SaraburiWaterfall #SaraburiTravel #BeautifulTemple #SaraburiTemple #TapKwang #KaengKhoi #Saraburi

Address - Thesaban 4 Alley 10, Thap Kwang Subdistrict, Kaeng Khoi District, Saraburi, Thailand 18260. Atmosphere/Location - The shop is very beautiful. The shop is wide and large. Each table is private. Not crowded with anyone. The lighting is beautiful for taking pictures. Highlights - Delicious food, large portions, 360-degree mountain view from the 2nd floor Average price per person - 100-250฿ Score - 9/10 #New cafe #Restaurant with good atmosphere #Delicious food #Beautiful shop #Beautiful view #Saraburi food #Cafe by the mountain

#SongkranThip "Pha Sadet" is considered one of the most historically significant tourist attractions in Saraburi Province. "Pha Sadet" is a cliff face that almost extends into the railway area. It is located in Village 5, Thap Kwang Subdistrict, Kaeng Khoi District, Saraburi Province. It is a historical site in terms of transportation, especially for the State Railway of Thailand. It is a passageway for the railway route to the northeastern region. It is the first railway line in Thailand, the Phra Maha Nakhon-Nakhon Ratchasima Railway, which was built under the royal initiative of King Chulalongkorn, Rama V. It is another place that you really shouldn't miss. #Mr.Tourist #FamilyTrip #ForestTrip

Wat Tham Phra Phosat, Tambon Thap Kwang, Amphoe Kaeng Khoi, Saraburi A temple that is deep inside but finds peace and beauty of nature. Not only is the waterfall beautiful, but there is also a path leading up to 2 caves. Walking up there makes you gasp for air. This temple has waterfalls, streams, strange tree roots, lots of monkeys, a beautiful church, a beautiful Buddha statue, and a beautiful Guanyin statue. All of this is surrounded by nature. #wintermountaintravel

Wat Tham Phra Phosat, Saraburi A beautiful temple in the middle of a valley, quiet and shady, near Bangkok. It stands out with its white chapel surrounded by limestone mountains and green trees, and has a white pagoda nearby. In addition, there is a cave on the mountain with bas-reliefs of people in different poses, which are Dvaravati art patterns. #Flying to Hong Kong #Wat Tham Phra Phosat

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Wat Tham Phra Phosat, Tambon Thap Kwang, Amphoe Kaeng Khoi, Saraburi Province. As for the history of this temple, from what I have researched briefly, it is a Vipassana meditation temple hidden in a valley surrounded by mountains on three sides. The locals call it “Khao Nam Phu”. Inside the temple, there are many beautiful stone caves, both small and large. You can walk in to see their beauty. Inside the cave, there are stalactites, stalagmites, and many historical traces to study. The most interesting cave is “Tham Phra Phosat”, as the temple’s name suggests. Walking up the mountain to reach the entrance of the cave is easy because there are cement steps with handrails all the way. Once inside the cave, you will see a gilded pagoda on a beautiful polished stone base. This area of ​​the cave has the most light. When you look up at the cave wall, which is about 3-5 meters above the ground, you will see bas-relief carvings of people in different poses, which are Dvaravati art patterns from around the 13th-14th Buddhist centuries. It is assumed that these are images of the gods waiting to ask the Buddha to teach them the Dharma to save all living beings in the world. In addition to the carvings on the cave walls, Inside the cave, there are many stalactites and stalagmites of various shapes. Archaeologists have previously assumed that this cave was used as a place for monks and hermits to meditate. Below, don't forget to stop by the waterfall area, which I must say is another unseen place with a very interesting history. This waterfall is called the Chor Por Ror waterfall, with an inscription engraved with the initials Chor Por Ror 115 of King Chulalongkorn, who traveled by horseback on December 20, 1896. There are two carvings. The first is carved on a large tree near the waterfall. This tree has now been cut down. The second is carved on the cliff face above the waterfall. Opening hours: 6:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Wat Tham Phra Phosat is located in Thap Kwang Subdistrict, Kaeng Khoi District, Saraburi Province. Tham Phra Phosat has many beautiful stone caves, both small and large. Here, we would like to recommend caves where you can see their beauty: Tham Phra Phosat, Tham Phra Thammathat, Tham Lumphini Suan Hin, and Tham Songat Chedi. There are also Dvaravati-style carvings on the walls of Tham Phra Phosat. The Fine Arts Department has announced it as an ancient site, which is considered a valuable art that is worthy of study and viewing. And for those who like to go to temples to practice Dhamma and find peace and quiet, Tham Phra Phosat is an ideal place to practice Dhamma. The atmosphere inside the temple has beautiful scenery because the temple is surrounded by mountains on three sides. Part of the temple is located on a hill and a hillside. Therefore, the temple area is like a valley with trees growing everywhere. When you reach the parking lot, walk along the path to the cave. We will see a waterfall flowing through a small rock layer in front. The rock layer is covered with green moss and algae, adding charm to this waterfall. From the waterfall, walk further. When you reach the left-right fork, turn left and you will see stairs up the mountain to see the cave. The path is quite steep. You should bring some drinking water with you. It takes about half an hour from the entrance to the cave. Inside the cave, there are 6 large and small chambers. At the entrance, there is a stupa in the middle. There is a highlight and a highlight of visiting the cave: a bas-relief in the Dvaravati period (13th-14th Buddhist century) on the upper left wall of the cave. You have to look up a bit. It is assumed that this bas-relief is probably a picture of the Buddha preaching to two great gods, Shiva and Vishnu. Importantly, it is the oldest sculpture in Thailand showing the Buddha and Hindu gods living together. #WatThamPhraPothisat #ThapKwang #KaengKhoi #Saraburi #VisitSaraburi #DriveAwayIfTiredTakeABreak #mind_madge #SecretLocation #Thailand #CentralTeam