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Large, bat-filled cave in Sai Yok National Park with several chambers of striking rock formations.
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Reviews — 8
you need to go with guide to see all. you also need to have a flash light to see much inside, the light provided inside is very little
We loved this place, the cave was set up a steep face which was easily accessible via well maintained stairs. A headtorch is provided and you can explore the entire cave, it had many different chamber, at least 8 and some of them were as big as cathedrals and amazing rock formations everywhere and a few bats. Lots of people complain about different pricing for foreigners but this is standard practice for national parks in Thailand and helps them maintain attractions and natures so just don't complain. Well maintained and would recommend.
Very nice visit inside the cave. A lot bigger than expected ! Remember to give the little guide some tip and love !
Definitely a must see on your travels was simply amazing to see this.
The Lawa cave was a great visit.
Not many people so you can enjoy your experience one on one with the bats!
There are many cutie bats hanging to the ceiling and sometimes flying pass by you. Also you will see many beautiful stone structures.
You have to pay the 300 THB entry fees per adult, which unfortunately are based on double pricing for foreigners vs. Thai people.
Inside the cave a guide will go with you, though his English being relatively limited, you won't be able to ask too many questions.
You go in to the end and come back via the same path. They provide you with torch lights.
If you stay in the floating hotel nearby, you can easily go there with the bicycles and the duration of the cave visit should not be more than 1 hour.
Take note that there are a few stairs to climb to get to the actual entrance of the cave.
Not many people so you can enjoy your experience one on one with the bats!
There are many cutie bats hanging to the ceiling and sometimes flying pass by you. Also you will see many beautiful stone structures.
You have to pay the 300 THB entry fees per adult, which unfortunately are based on double pricing for foreigners vs. Thai people.
Inside the cave a guide will go with you, though his English being relatively limited, you won't be able to ask too many questions.
You go in to the end and come back via the same path. They provide you with torch lights.
If you stay in the floating hotel nearby, you can easily go there with the bicycles and the duration of the cave visit should not be more than 1 hour.
Take note that there are a few stairs to climb to get to the actual entrance of the cave.
Tickets for Foreigners cost 300 each, kids 150 each. Take your time to climb up, then go inside the cave. The cave has only one way in and out.
it's worth to see this place. Quote big cave. The cave full of bats. Inside totally dark and have few lights. view is very nice. have fee for foreigner 300 baht need to follow guide. the staffs are very kind.
