Khao Yoi Cave — Local services in Phetchaburi Province

This cave complex has a grand entrance: first, you need to climb the stairs, then descend into the cave. At the entrance you may encounter monkeys hunting for food, so watch your belongings. In the beautifully lit cave (see photos), you'll see an impressive array of stalagmites and stalactites. This location is historically famous because King Rama IV practiced meditation here while he was ordained. You can also receive a Buddhist blessing by a monk. To the right facing the entrance you'll also find Wat (Temple) Khao Yoi which has impressive murals. Both locations are very well maintained and safe to visit. Unlike more famous temples in Bangkok and Chiang Mai, this location isn't swamped with visitors so it's a relaxing and highly...

My sisters, my brother-in-law and I joined a trip organized by SAN FAH Co.Ltd. last Saturday to Wat Than Khao Yoi, in Phetburi province. My 80 yr old sister found no problem to reach the Chapel of the Temple, and to pay respect to the Reclining Buddha in the Cave. Relevant facilities like slope paths for wheelchair, the lifts to move wheelchair up to the cave, and proper restrooms for elderly people are so good. They are effectively utilized and that's why we are so much...

Nice main cave and two more caves the hill up. Main cave could be a little more clean actually - the floor is here and there covered with bat poo…

Heaven cave is a bit adventurous, but all was safe and it’s actually quite huge. Way up was not that exhausting, but view was rather semi, as there are a lot of trees in front.

No monkeys up the hill, but quite a few down at the main cave - but also enough staff to take care of them (including one guy with an...