Wat Tham Singkhon

Wat Tham Singkhon stands along the Phum Duang river, featuring a wooden roofed bridge that leads to the temple compound with Buddha statues.

The temple exhibits architectural elements of Srivijaya style and maintains its status as a registered Thai historic site through generations of preservation.

Seven Buddha statues representing different days of the week display specific hand gestures, following Thai Buddhist traditions of spiritual connection.

Visitors need to cross a wooden bridge to reach the temple complex, where local monks provide guidance through the cave passages and meditation halls.

The temple incorporates natural cave formations where bats reside, and according to local accounts, tigers once used specific areas for rest.

Location: Tham Singkhon

GPS coordinates: 9.04240,99.04017

Latest update: March 3, 2025 13:55