“Tiger Cave Temple”, Kanchanaburi, not far from the capital

Natural tourist attractions with rivers and mountains, just a 2-hour drive from Bangkok. Soon you will be able to drive on the motorway. Tourist attractions in Kanchanaburi Province alone, it is said that one day is not enough to finish visiting. But today, I will recommend a temple called "Wat Tham Suea", a popular place that is worth visiting. In addition to paying homage to the sacred place, we will also get close to nature. As for Wat Tham Suea, it is located in Tambon Muang Chum, Amphoe Tha Muang, Kanchanaburi Province. Nearby is the Mae Klong Dam and is the starting point of the Mae Klong River, which flows through Nakhon Pathom, Ratchaburi, and ends at Don Hoi Lot, Samut Songkhram Province. The specialty of Wat Tham Suea is the largest Buddha image in the blessing posture in Kanchanaburi Province. The Buddha image is decorated with gold mosaics all over the body, sitting on a mountain. Another highlight here is taking the tram lift up to the temple. When looking from the top of the temple, you will see the rice fields of the villagers below. There is also the Chedi Kesa Kaew Prasat, where the entire chedi is brick-colored. Each floor enshrines Buddha images and paintings of past Thai kings. When you reach the top floor, It is the place where the relics of the Lord Buddha were brought from India. When you finish walking upstairs, if you walk downstairs, you will find Tiger Cave, a small cave at the foot of the mountain below. Inside, there is a Buddha statue for you to worship. When you finish visiting Tiger Cave Temple, if you drive a little further, you will enter Kanchanaburi town. You can stay in Kanchanaburi town to enjoy the night atmosphere. You can find accommodations near the Kwai Yai River or the Kwai Noi River, which will allow you to be close to nature. ## For finding accommodations, don't forget to search via trip.com. There are many accommodations for you to choose from. #Places to visit near Bangkok