Three Famous Temples Tour
Description
Exploring the country’s main religion should be high on your agenda. What better place to start than with an amazing three Temple tour?
Phang Nga province is home to three of Thailand’s most amazing Temples. Bang Rieng Temple is set high upon a mountain it is the largest Temple pagoda in Phang Nga. Dragon Cave Temple is the site of stunning stalagmite and stalactite caves.
Temple Suwan Khuha (or Wat Suwan Khuha in Thai) is one of the most historic of Phang Nga’s Temples. This Temple is set in a giant cave and houses a 15-meter-long reclining Buddha.
Exploring the country’s main religion should be high on your agenda. What better place to start than with an amazing three Temple tour?
Phang Nga province is home to three of Thailand’s most amazing Temples. Bang Rieng Temple is set high upon a mountain it is the largest Temple pagoda in Phang Nga. Dragon Cave Temple is the site of stunning stalagmite and stalactite caves.
Temple Suwan Khuha (or Wat Suwan Khuha in Thai) is one of the most historic of Phang Nga’s Temples. This Temple is set in a giant cave and houses a 15-meter-long reclining Buddha.
Tour Highlights
Tour Highlights
Explore the caves at the Dragon Cave Temple
Take in breathtaking views from Bang Rieng Temple
Visit Suwan Khuha Cave Temple and admire the golden reclining Buddha
Enjoy a delicious Thai lunch at a local restaurant
Three Temple Tour Includes
Hotel pick-up and drop off
Lunch at a local restaurant
Temple admission fees
Full insurance
English-speaking guide
Three Temple Tour Itinerary
| Time | Activity | Time | Activity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 08:30 | Pick-up from Khao Lak hotel | 13:00 | Lunch at local restaurant next to the river |
| 10:00 | Visit the Dragon Cave Temple | 14:30 | Visit Suwan Khuha Cave Temple |
| 11:30 | Visit Bang Rieng Temple | 17:00 | Arrival back to hotel |
Three Temple Tour Long Description
This tour takes place in Phang Nga Province, home to three of the most amazing temples in Southern Thailand. The first stop on this full day tour is the Dragon Cave Temple. At this site you can explore stunning caves and marvel at the stalagmites and stalactites that have formed in the limestone rock.
We then continue on to the Bang Rieng Temple. The temple situated high on a mountain which offers breathtaking views over the province. Wat (meaning temple in Thai) Bang Rieng features the largest pagoda in Phang Nga and houses a Buddha relic.
After enjoying an authentic, delicious Thai lunch at a local restaurant we head to Suwan Khuha Temple, or Wat Suwan Khuha. This is one of the most historic of all Phang Nga’s temples. It is located in a giant cave which houses a 15-meter-long reclining Buddha statue.
More About Phang Nga
Phang Nga is one of Thailand’s southern provinces and is located directly to the north of Phuket. To the West of Phang Nga lies the Andaman Sea and to the South Phang Nga Bay. Both areas boast a variety of popular activities and tours, all easily accessible from Khao Lak such as the Similan Islands and James Bond Island.
Khao Lak is probably Phang Nga’s most will known town. Khao Lak lies within Takua Pa District which in turn falls under the provincial jurisdiction of Phang Nga. There are five famous National Parks within Phang Nga Province, Ao Phang Nga (Phang Nga Bay) National Park, Mu Ko Similan National Park, Mu Ko Surin National Park, Khao Lak-Lam Ru National Park and Khao Lampi–Hat Thai Mueang National Park. All well worth a visit and all can be booked with us.
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