Phraya Nakhon Cave

#bangkoktrip #roadtrip #thailand #cave #temple #attraction #hiking A 3hrs drive south of Bangkok is the beautiful city of Huahin, there is this Cave that you MUST visit especially if you have the strength and the endurance. The Phraya Nahkon Cave is a Cave not for the faint hearted due to its insane steep climb up the hill on the island before you hit its peak you will then have to head down into the cave. There is no shortcut into this Cave, but a long 45mins climb. Do remember to bring at least a bottle of water and take your time while doing this climb. There are several stop points for you to be able to catch a glimpse of the beautiful beach down below.

Phraya Nakhon Cave is a stunning natural wonder located in Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park, in the Prachuap Khiri Khan Province of Thailand. The cave is known for its iconic image of a small pavilion, called "Kuha Karuhas", sitting in the middle of a large chamber with natural light streaming through a hole in the roof, illuminating the entire pavilion. The cave is named after Phraya Nakhon, a nobleman who discovered the cave in the late 19th century. He was so impressed with its beauty that he decided to build a small pavilion inside the cave, which became a popular destination for royalty and other important figures. To reach the pavilion, visitors must hike a steep trail through the jungle for about 30-40 minutes, passing through two caverns before arriving at the main chamber where the pavilion is located. The hike can be challenging, but the stunning views of the surrounding mountains and coastline make it worth the effort. Phraya Nakhon Cave is open to visitors year-round, but it is best to visit during the dry season from November to April to avoid the rainy season. It is also recommended to visit early in the morning to see the pavilion bathed in the beautiful natural light that enters through the roof. Phraya Nakhon Cave is a must-see destination for anyone visiting Thailand who loves nature and adventure.

Easy hike to view amazing shard of sunlight illuminates an elegant pavilion in this massive cave Phraya Nakhon Cave

The biggest cave I’ve ever been! It’s located 45 mins south of Hua hin but the trail needs 30 mins more to reach the cave. Advice is to wear comfortable shoes and bring water and your good swimming clothes because after the trek you can swim by the beach! #urbanexplorer #huahin #thailand #thai #china #explorewithtony #naturelover #adventure #life #photographersdayoff #leaveyourmark

#tripaway Highlight of khao Sam roi yot national park. It's a relatively easy trek of 1km. The paths are well laid out and there are several aids like stairways. Some areas are without shade and it gets extremely hot. The main cave area is pretty cool and you can walk around checking out various rocks and plants. #tripaway

来Khao Sam Roi Yot必须拔草的地方！租了个摩托车风一样地开过去，差点被晒焦。 门票： 泰国本地人40泰铢，外国人200泰铢😭（然而住在泰国的我早已习惯这个模式。。。） 船票： 洞中寺景点在那个国家公园入口很近的地方，买完票过去有两个选择：一是徒步，需要翻过一座山，大概需要三四十分钟。二是坐船，但是外国人要付500泰铢😢，船程其实也就不到10分钟，带你到那个洞穴所在山脚下，然后需要你自己爬山去。我因为不想花钱只好自己努力爬山，意外发现了一个超美的viewpoint，见图。建议大家如果不赶时间的话还是自己走一走，锻炼身体又能观景（最主要是能省钱！） #phrayanakhoncave #khaosamroiyot #nationalpark #thailand #prachuapkhirikhan #tripaway#triplocal

A visit to the Phraya Nakhon Cave is unforgettable and great for the whole family! #familytrip It is a must see when in Hua Hin! Here are all of the details and #mytravelhacks for a great visit. It will take just under an hour to travel from hua Hin proper to Phraya Nakhon. We took a SongTao (truck) for 1500baht round trip. We would have ridden motorbikes if we didnt have the kids. It was an easy, comfortable drive. Upon arrival you’ll be met with restaurants, coffee shops, and bathrooms. The ticket office is easy to find. Non-Thai tickets: 200baht per adult/ 100 per kid. After buying entry tickets to the national park you have the choice to walk (a hot, upward 30 min walk to the cave area) or a BOAT! Boat tickets are purchased right near the entry tickets. As a family of 4 we opted for the full private boat tour for 1,200 baht. (You have the choice of full tour or round trip to the cave island). We would highly recommend the full tour. Full Boat Tour: On the full boat tour you go to the cave island, (hike, eat and stay as long as you want), then a longer boat ride across to more islands (you can ask to stop at for a swim at a private beach to cool off), then to a fishing village where you see lots of monkeys in the trees (we even saw one eating a fish!) and the boats in the fishing village are so colorful and interesting. Great photos! Finally the boat takes you back to where you began where your driver will be waiting for you. The Hike to the Cave: The hike was sweaty and up rocky stairs but completely doable for all of us ranging from 50-6 years old! Highly recommend bringing water to drink, and a few snacks to enjoy once you make the 435meter trek up to the shady cave. The views are stunning! The hike from the beach (boat drop off) to the cave was about 40 mins in total). Look for monkeys in the trees! What to bring: Camera!! Stunning photos! Swim suit to swim at the cave island beach after your hike Snacks and WATER Timing: The sunlight hits the cave just perfectly between 10:30-11:30am. I’d suggest leaving Hua Hin at 9-9:30am (depending your hiking speed) to make sure you arrive at the cave in that window. #historicallandmarks #localguides

#2024wish First of all, it is very laborious to reach the 300 peak National Park, you need to drive or rent a car, etc., 30 or 40 kilometers from Hua Hin City. Secondly, it is not easy to find the location of this cave in the national park. The location was easy to find on Google navigation. Then, when I arrived at the parking lot, I went around and found the ticket office. Buy tickets for adults 200b and children 100b. At the same time, the ticket seller recommends taking a boat to go, a boat 400bath. Very worth visiting attractions, although relatively remote, and need to climb a long way. You can take a boat from Ban Pu Beach to Laem Sala Beach have a view of the sea and continue to go up the hill to Phraya Nakhon Cave or you can go over a mountain, and then follow the beach. The cave is more than 430 meters high and walks for about 30 minutes. In fact, 30 minutes can't be reached at all, because the road is very difficult to walk, basically composed of turquoise. In addition, if there are elderly or children, it is almost, you must climb for an hour and a half to reach the temple built by the king of Thai. When entering the road, it's beautiful and cool inside. The cave is very wide. There is a natural ventilation vent on the top of the cave. The sunshine can shine in. We entered the cave. It's very long inside. They lingered at the entrance of the cave for a long time. That is beyond description, it takes pictures very beautiful. It's also good for people who like outdoors to climb a mountain and feel the island-like forest. It's beautiful to see the boat and the sea halfway up the hill. People with poor physical strength don't have to worry because there are boats coming and going! If there are no historical stories, the temples in the caves are not very ornamental. Highlights of Phraya Nakhon Cave The Phaya Nakhon Cave is in the Sanbai Peaks National Park, near Bangpu Village. The cave is located on a small island. The island was formed by the original reef due to the decline of the sea. The cave is wide and beautiful, with magnificent scenery. There is a natural vent in the cave, forming a natural light source. When the sun shines into the palace from the of the cave, the resplendent landscape is breathtaking. Unique style of the Four Corners Palace In addition, there is a Four Corners Palace built in the era of King Rama V. Buried with the skeletons of respected eminent monks in the right area of the cave is buried the skeletons of a Thai eminent monk who is highly respected by the Thai people, as well as King Rama V, Rama VII, and the current King Rama IX. Zeng was not afraid of the long distances and difficult mountain roads and came to worship here. The Four Corners Palace was built by King Rama V. Address: บ้านบางปู, Tambon Sam Roi Yot, Amphoe Sam Roi Yot, Chang Wat Prachuap Khiri Khan 77120, Thailand Open Daily: 8am to 3pm In 2024, I want to go to Australia 🇦🇺 #Phraya Nakhon Cave #Bang Pu Beach #Laem Sala Beach 🏝️

One of Thailand’s most beautiful caves and certainly the most photographed one is the Phraya Nakhon cave in Prachuap Khiri Khan province, about a 45 minutes drive South of Hua Hin. This impressive cave is located inside Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park. Getting to the cave you will have some great views of beaches, mountains and forests.#phrayanakhoncave #khaosamroiyot #huahin #huahincity

#thailand #huahin #cave #hiking #beachlife #seaview One gorgeous cave near Huahin called the Phraya Nakhon Cave where this is one adventure not to be missed. You will start off woth a boat ride from the parking lot and end up right at the start of the hike at the cave. This hike is not for the weak as it is quite treacherous and it goes only 1.2km but it's a straight upwards from the base of the beach. But the view from the top is jaw dropping, where you can take a rest here. Continue another 15mins you will reach the end of the hike and be greeted with an open hollow cave and a Shrine at the end.

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Paya Nakhon Cave, Hua Hin, Thailand, this is a magical tiankeng hidden in the mountains. Later, the Five Emperor of Thailand built a pavilion in the cave to worship the gods. It took more than three hours to walk by boat and walk. Going into the cave, climbing the mountain is super tired! Every day, between 12 and 3 noon, the sun will shine on the pavilion, so its a good time to go.