Tham Lawa Cave

The Lawa cave was a great visit.
Not many people so you can enjoy your experience one on one with the bats!

There are many cutie bats hanging to the ceiling and sometimes flying pass by you. Also you will see many beautiful stone structures.

You have to pay the 300 THB entry fees per adult, which unfortunately are based on double pricing for foreigners vs. Thai people.

Inside the cave a guide will go with you, though his English being relatively limited, you won't be able to ask too many questions.

You go in to the end and come back via the same path. They provide you with torch lights.

If you stay in the floating hotel nearby, you can easily go there with the bicycles and the duration of the cave visit should not be more than 1 hour.

Take note that there are a few stairs to climb to get to the actual entrance of the cave.

Very big cave and good to visit. There’re local kid guide to service in weekend.

**not sure about Google map but For sure, please check the sign board on the road too!!!

We really enjoyed the cave. You get headlamps at the entry and you can walk alone. First we were the only ones. It was cool, we saw two Whip Spiders and a lot bats.

We loved this place, the cave was set up a steep face which was easily accessible via well maintained stairs. A headtorch is provided and you can explore the entire cave, it had many different chamber, at least 8 and some of them were as big as cathedrals and amazing rock formations everywhere and a few bats. Lots of people complain about different pricing for foreigners but this is standard practice for national parks in Thailand and helps them maintain attractions and natures so just don't complain. Well maintained and would recommend.

Steep stairs to nice size cave... some small places but I made it so you probably can too.

Located in the local jungle a few meters from the river banks you can get to it by climbing many stairs, however, the way is convenient and not very hard.

The entrance is quite small, narrow and full of bats but once you get in you will be astonished by its 5 big rooms with huge stalactites and stalagmites.

Definitely a must see on your travels was simply amazing to see this.

Very nice visit inside the cave. A lot bigger than expected ! Remember to give the little guide some tip and love !

A walk in the cave at mountains. See Bats and Stalagmite.

A bit of a climb, but nothing too serious. Be prepared to get swearty though. However, beautiful caves to explore. A young and friendly guide took us through the cave pointing out all of the interesting things to see.

Beautiful cave also you can walk out to Kwae river for feel with river view.

Place is wonderful must visit. Very good experience walking inside cave for 300 meters and watch your head while walking. For Foreigners even if you have work permit they charge you 300 Bhat.

Education visit to the cave and see how nature can create beauty without human help.

Bigger cave than we expected. The silence in the far end of the cave is amazing. You may get th experience on how you feel with the kind of less air and less sound situation in there. The formation has many things to see

Only 100 steps to go there, easy, entrance big enough for any person, temple on your left, walkway path on your right, beautiful water sculptures shapes, atypical shapes for a cave, easy to check it out...

very nice cave but you need a good quality flashlight with you to enjoy the views. on Monday at 10:30 in the morning we were alone there

450m long cave, good for beginners to have a real cave experience. I has bats, pictorious natural artifacts.

Worth to go but 2 prices for Thais and Foreigners

Brilliant cave almost 500m long.

We need to climb up 114 step ladder to get in, so it is not good for elderly.