Khao Wong Cave is located in the forest area of Kaeng Hang Maeo District and holds significant natural and historical importance. It is the location of a large Reclining Buddha image and a site where ancient colored paintings were discovered, indicating human habitation in the past. The cave is not very large but offers a peaceful and shady atmosphere, making it suitable for meditation and visiting the ancient monuments. Lighting inside the cave highlights the beauty and sacredness of the Buddha image and the cave's environment.

The unique feature of Khao Wong Cave is the discovery of prehistoric colored paintings on the cave walls, estimated to be more than 2,000 years old. These images depict the lifestyle and rituals of ancient people in the area, reflecting archaeological value and cultural heritage worthy of preservation. Furthermore, it is respected by locals and pilgrims as a sacred local site.

The best time to visit is during the morning or late afternoon when the sun is not too intense, making it more comfortable to explore the cave area and pay respects to the sacred objects. The atmosphere within the temple and cave area is tranquil and shady, with large trees providing coolness, allowing visitors to feel relaxed and absorb the faith and nature simultaneously.

• Private Car: Use the route from Chanthaburi city center heading towards Kaeng Hang Maeo District, and look for signs indicating the entrance to Wat Tham Khao Wong (Khao Wong Cave Temple). The access road is paved and convenient.

• Public Bus/Van: You may need to take public transport to Kaeng Hang Maeo District, then continue by local transport (such as a motorcycle taxi) to Khao Wong Cave.

• Best Visiting Season: It is recommended to visit during November - February, which is the cool season, offering pleasant weather suitable for exploration.

• Attire: Dress politely as it is a religious site, and wear comfortable walking shoes suitable for the natural terrain.

• Photography: Photography is generally permitted, but avoid using flash near the ancient paintings to prevent damage, and maintain respectful conduct within the sacred area.

• Cave viewing advice  Bring a flashlight as there is no light in the cave.

Admission Fee:

• No Admission Fee

Opening Hours:

• General daily hours: Open for visits daily, usually from 08:00 - 17:00.