Things to do in Tha Muang

Wat Tham Suea is located in Tambon Muang Chum, Amphoe Tha Muang, Kanchanaburi Province. Wat Tham Suea was established in 1971 by Phra Khru Sitthiwimol. Inside the temple, there is a large Buddha statue in the blessing posture enshrined on a hill, along with a Thai-style octagonal chapel decorated with beautiful patterns and a 69-meter-high and 29-meter-wide Kesa Kaew Maha Prasat pagoda. From the hill, you can see beautiful scenery. It is an important landmark of Kanchanaburi Province.

The giant rain tree is located in Mueang District, Kanchanaburi. It is a tree that is over 100 years old and is very large. Its branches spread beautifully. Anyone who visits Kanchanaburi must stop by to take a photo with this giant rain tree as a souvenir.

Luang Pho Yai Chinnarat is enshrined in a cave. Ask for blessings, fortune, and luck.

The atmosphere is similar to the sea. You can clearly see the mountains. People come to play in the water and have fun.

Had an amazing time visiting the River Kwai Bridge on my last day of Bangkok. We didn't book our seats on the train but still managed to get seated. I'll never forget the lessons I learnt in the museum about the atrocities underwent whilst making the bridge. An eye opening day.

The atmosphere is good. If you go up in the morning, you can see the light fog. There is also a coffee shop. The prices are not expensive.

Must place to go when visiting Bangkok! Very impressive architecture.

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