Wat Tham Suea
Wat Tham Suea is a hilltop Buddhist temple in Tha Muang District, Kanchanaburi, known for its large golden seated Buddha and the striking Kets Kaew Mahaprasat pagoda. The temple is an important place of Buddhist worship, with richly decorated religious structures overlooking the surrounding countryside. Visitors can explore the temple grounds, appreciate its Buddhist architecture, and admire views across the rice fields, Mae Klong River, and nearby hills. The elevated setting creates opportunities for landscape photography alongside a cultural and religious experience. Its combination of sacred monuments and wide countryside views makes Wat Tham Suea a distinctive destination for visitors exploring Kanchanaburi.
About this attraction
Wat Tham Suea, or Tiger Cave Temple, is one of Kanchanaburi’s most recognizable temples. Set on a hill in Tha Muang, the complex features a large seated Buddha, the striking Ket Kaew Prasat pagoda and expansive views over farmland and the Mae Klong River.
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Visitor information
AddressMuang Chum, Tha Muang District, Kanchanaburi 71110, Thailand
Visit adviceDress respectfully with shoulders and knees covered. Visitors can climb the staircase or use the available transport option when operating. Allow about 1 hour.
