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ThaiPhang Nga Caves Journey: Stories of Faith and Nature
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Duration
8 hours
Max Group Size
8 people
Booking Type
Private Tour
Languages
English
Cancellation
Min. 48 hours
Good for
Solo, Couple, Friends, Family
Sustainability
Respect for the environmentAnimal cruelty-freeMobile voucher/ticketHighlights
Operated in partnership with local communities of Ban Bo Saen and Ban NgoB.Canoes and long-tail boats are locally owned, ensuring direct income to villagers.Promotes eco-friendly tourism and awareness of mangrove and freshwater ecosystems.Lunch ingredients are sourced from local farms, supporting small producers.Encourages respectful cross-cultural understanding between Buddhist and Muslim heritage.“Leave No Trace” principle applied throughout the journey.What you’ll experience
- Visit Wat Suwannakuha (Golden Cave Temple), the sacred heart of Phang Nga, home to a magnificent 15-meter Reclining Buddha and a complex of limestone caves filled with faith, history, and royal inscriptions.
- Explore Lod Yai Cave in the lush mangrove forest of Phang Nga Bay by canoe, paddled by local fishermen who share their stories of life, tides, and survival among the mangroves.
- Enjoy a Farm-to-Table experience at Ban Bo Saen community, harvesting local vegetables and joining a Mini Cooking Class with Muslim hosts to prepare a simple home-style lunch.
- Relax at Tao Thong Waterfall, a small but vital freshwater source for the community, a peaceful recreation spot where locals gather.
- Discover Khao Toh Dam Cave, a limestone cave within the village that reflects the spiritual beliefs of the community; “Toh” in southern dialect means a revered local teacher or spiritual leader.
- End the journey at Rue Sri Cave (Hermit Cave) inside the Princess Mother’s Public Park the only cave in Thailand where you can drive through, once used by ascetics seeking enlightenment before Buddhism.
- A meaningful journey through faith, nature, and local life all connected by the timeless stories of Phang Nga’s sacred caves.
Itinerary
7:30 am
Pick up
At hotel in Phuket by air-conditioned van with an English-speaking guide.
9:30 am
Golden Cave Temple
Arrive at Wat Suwannakuha (Golden Cave Temple). Explore the historic limestone caves and admire the 15-meter Reclining Buddha, a symbol of deep local faith. Visit the inner chambers the Light Cave, Dark Cave, and Crystal Cave decorated with natural stalactites and royal monograms. (Approx. 30 min)
10:30 am
Ban Ngob Pier, a small fishing village.
Begin canoeing through the mangrove forest to reach Lod Yai Cave a large sea cave once used by fishermen as a natural shelter during storms. Enjoy the calm waterway and the cool atmosphere inside the cave. (Approx. 45 min)
12:00 am
Ban Bo Saen Community
Collect fresh herbs and vegetables, then join locals in preparing your Farm-to-Table lunch in a fun Mini Cooking Class.
1:00 pm
Community Visiting
The community’s mixed farms and learn about the Muslim lifestyle and eco-friendly agriculture. Visit Tao Thong Waterfall, a small but vital freshwater source for both households and recreation.
2:30 pm
Explore Khao Toh Dam Cave
Located within the village, a safe and easily accessible cave, where spiritual stories of faith and community are shared.
3:15 pm
Hermit Cave
Visit Rue Sri Cave (Hermit Cave) at Somdet Phra Srinagarindra Public Park, the only drive-through cave in Thailand, historically a meditation site for hermits seeking enlightenment.
5:30 pm
Farewell
Arrive back at your hotel in Phuket.
Things to note
This is a soft adventure experience suitable for all ages with moderate mobility.
The program includes walking on uneven surfaces and short canoe rides.
Activities may vary depending on tide levels and weather.
Please respect local Muslim culture, modest dress is recommended when visiting temples and communities.
Included / Excluded
Round-trip transfer from hotels in Phuket
English-speaking local guide
National Park & community fees
Local canoe paddling by community fishermen
Long-tail boat transfer
Mini Cooking Class & Farm-to-Table lunch
Drinking water and cool towels
Basic insurance
Personal expenses (souvenirs, drinks)
Tips for guides and all service persons (optional)
What to bring
Light, comfortable clothing
Walking shoes or sandals
Hat, sunscreen, and insect repellent
Refillable water bottle
Camera or smartphone for photos
Small towel or wet wipes
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Terms & Conditions
• Tour operates with a minimum of 2 adults and a maximum of 8 people per group. • Children over 8 years old are welcome when accompanied by adults. • Activities may be rescheduled or replaced due to weather or tide conditions. • Please always follow guide instructions and respect local religious customs.
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