Khao Wang Thong Cave

It’s was just an awesome experience! We really enjoyed the cave, it’s enormous and sooo beautiful! I would say it’s a hidden gem of southern Thailand. Highly recommended!

The vegetation is in great condition in this National Park. There are 120 steps to climb and you can rest at the entrance of the cave. There is a young tour guide that will take you through the caves. This was an amazing experience so beautiful inside. Take some water with you.I highly recommend Khanom Tours they organise everything for you and pick up from your hotel. The tour operator is Mr Dang he has a story for every site and relates to the history of the caves.

Very unique experience to be the only ones in the cave. You go in with a guide. It was way bigger than expected. Entrance is a donation (and tip your guide please).

Good place. There is no entry fee but you have to take a guide and you will be expected to give a tip at the end. Our guide was super friendly. The cave is quite big and there are lots of impressive stalagmites and stalactites. I would recommend.

It was a spectacular adventure for our family of four visiting these caves. Having to traverse the steps and nooks within the caves to get from one chamber to another was challenging and exciting. But we were rewarded with the most fascinating formations all created by nature.

We were all sweating by the time we left the caves an hour later. Sport shoes with a good grip are highly recommended as the caves can be wet and slippery in the Nov / Dec months.

It's a very beautiful and natural cave, Iike it more than Guilin, China. Local guide is very necessary and helpful because you can get lost inside the cave and miss so many things.

We had a fab guide Khun Chak who guided us up the 147 steps into the cave and beyond. Very educational and spectacular cave formations within.

Cave has more water ponding in months of Nov and Dec.

Amazing place to visit. Our tour guide was nice from aava hotel

Superb and fascinating cave. Recommend for any traveler who love explore real untouch nature. This place is running by local people not any government entity. No wonder why they can keep such purity. Please support and donate.

Very interesting cave with nice things to see including lots of bats! It's very easy to go through even though it can be slippery at times. Local guides are very nice. It takes around an hour to visit it.

Go there if you're around! It's the most impressive limestone cave i've ever seen with lots of different an huge shapes! The "guides" (you don't need to pay but you should) are very experienced and their English is very good.
It's easy and safe to go there by scooter but a little tricky to find but even not to hard. It needs from Khanom ~30 minutes per way...
Actually I was a little bit on rush but you can see a lot in 1 hour. If you have more time use it ;)
One thing more: you need to be a little flexible and you shouldn't be too fat. Otherwise you can't access (even inside). On the other hand even the way to go there is quite impressive...

Free and beautiful. Can spend about an hour in here. You have to have a guide, but the 11 year old they gave me is a good guide 😂

Wonderful experience and formations. Much hotter due to humidity, expect to be soaked when exiting. But still highly recommended

Wow... but a moderate level of fitness is required to climb around the cave and squeeze under/through some of the openings in the cave.

I have ever visited many caves in Thailand. This cave was the most impressive one!

Big cave with stalactites and stalagmites. Exceeded my expectations of local caves.

Well worth a visit, excellent cave about 3000 m² to explore the guides are informative and friendly, Entrance by donation and Tip for the guide

Amazing cave system! I really appreciated how it was run by the local community rather than a government entity. You are given a local guide (in our case a young girl) who takes you through the cave and points out interesting geological formations. The guide and the cave are all supported by donations - be generous. :)

I already visited many caves in Thailand 🇹🇭 but this one was the most impressive one. The people over there are very friendly and the guide you get on site (you need one) is very attentive. After getting up the numerous stairs you are ready to step into the cave. The people over there provide torch lights and the guide has a high power led floodlight so you are never in the dark even the installed lights are not working properly. Please wear proper shoes (no flip-flops!) as the ground is uneven and slippery as well. Bring some water as it’s more exhausting and warm as you think! There is no entry fee but don’t be stingy. The people invest their time to guide you around and maintain cave and surrounding so be grateful to them!

Very beautiful cave. We visited in the afternoon. No crowd.

Entrance fee is a donation.

You get your personal guide and he shows you everything and keeps you safe. Our guide speaks English by the way.

We saw dozens of bats. Totally loved it.

Usually it's cold inside the cave, but not this one.