
Wat Suwan Khuha
Wat Suwan Khuha
Khao Lak, Thailand
Last updated: February 11, 2026
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Hayan .H — 2 months ago
We visited Suwan Khuha Temple and really enjoyed exploring the cave and seeing the beautiful reclining Buddha inside. The atmosphere is calm, cool, and very unique compared to other temples in the area.
The temple grounds are clean and easy to walk around, and the cave itself has a special spiritual feeling. Everything is well maintained and it’s a nice stop if you’re in Phang Nga.
Unfortunately, we didn’t see any monkeys during our visit — maybe they were busy somewhere else 😂 but overall it
**★★★★★ Tarunjyoti Tewari — 4 months ago
Suwan Khuha Temple is a truly fascinating place to visit. The natural limestone formations inside the cave are stunning and create a serene atmosphere that perfectly complements the spiritual aura of the temple. The highlight is the magnificent Golden Buddha, which looks absolutely divine and awe-inspiring amidst the cave’s natural backdrop.
It’s definitely a must-visit spot if you’re exploring the area — peaceful, photogenic, and rich in history. And don’t forget to spend a few minutes
**★★★★☆ Mickey — a week ago
This is a small Thai temple nestled in a valley. The reclining Buddha statue isn't very large, but it's beautiful. There are birds and monkeys in front of the temple. It's clean and surrounded by nature. I recommend visiting.
**★★★☆☆ Mukhtar Khan — 3 weeks ago
Golden buddha temple....big and short cave...big cave having very big stairs to go up.... Outside temple you will find monkeys...be careful from them if you keep food in your hand many he snatch from you...take care of your kids from the monkeys...may they attack of they saw even single banana in their hands .......explore the carlves from outside as well.... Their are free toilets but not maintain properly.......
**★★★☆☆ Petr Nožička — 2 months ago
I was here in the morning, at the entrance there is a big sign "please do not feed the monkeys", and next to the sign the sellers force you to buy food for the 🙈 monkeys! Inside there is a beautiful temple, but it is dishonored by feeding the monkeys and the mess. There are plastic bottles and bags on the ground. I am sad, people are more interested in the monkeys than visiting the temple. Entrance 20BTH, possibility to rent a scarf to cover up.















