Unseen Blue Cave, Mae Sot District, Tak Province.

Passing through Mae Sot District, you must not miss the Blue Cave, located within the Phutthakaya Blue Cave Monastery, Moo 6, Mae Ku Subdistrict, Mae Sot District, Tak Province, about 30 kilometers from Mae Sot District. The highlight of this cave is the blue walls with beautiful streaks, formed by the accumulation of calcite minerals on the cave walls. The cave is about 100 meters deep, making it easy to explore. At the front hall of the cave, there is a reclining Buddha statue in Myanmar art style for worship before entering. Inside the cave, there are some illuminated spots, but it is recommended to bring a flashlight for convenience in exploring and taking photos. To get there from Mae Sot town, take Highway No. 1090 towards Phop Phra District. When you reach Maha Wan Subdistrict, about 500 meters near Thararaks Waterfall, there will be a sign indicating the entrance to the Blue Cave. Turn left and drive for another 5.8 kilometers to reach the destination. There is no public transportation available here, so it is advisable to use a private vehicle. The Blue Cave is open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM with no entrance fee. You can visit all year round. It is recommended to help maintain cleanliness and not to write on the cave walls to preserve its beauty. Anyone visiting Mae Sot District should not miss this place.