Secret Temples
- The monastery built into the cliff face
- The majestic view from Bang Riang temple
- Works carved in teak wood offer a unique decor
- Entrance fees
- Guide service
- Lunch
- Transfers
- Beverages
Explore little-known temples on a guided tour led by an English-speaking expert who will share with you the fascinating history of Buddhist heritage. Admire three temples with distinct architectural styles, each reflecting the unique character of the prayer cults. Head for the town of Phang Nga, where you'll visit a temple built into the rock, offering an unparalleled spiritual experience, followed by a temple perched high in the mountains, offering spectacular views. Your exploration of Thailand's temples continues after lunch with a visit to a seaside temple, a veritable open-air work of art. Immerse yourself in this unique cultural and spiritual adventure. Immerse yourself in mystery on your way to the town of Phang Nga, where an exceptional discovery awaits you: a temple nestled in the heart of a cave, containing the secrets and wisdom of a monk revered throughout the province. The unique architecture of this temple, entirely open to the outside world, creates a veritable labyrinth between caves and limestone rocks. Then explore the famous Bang Riang temple, considered to be one of the most beautiful in southern Thailand, characterized by a blend of Thai and Chinese architecture that gives it a special appeal. Exceptional features inside and out, such as the frescoes depicting the life of Buddha, are sure to capture your imagination. Venture a little further for breathtaking views, where Buddha statues blend harmoniously into the lush jungle panorama. After this spiritual exploration, treat yourself to a well-deserved break in a local restaurant. Savor authentic flavors in this traditional house, transformed over the years into a local museum, a true haven of peace. It’s a unique opportunity to discover the period home of a Thai family. Finally, head back towards Thailand’s west coast to visit a more recent temple, depicting the life of Buddha through teak wood carvings. Every part of the temple, from the columns to the windows, has been carved by hand, a true modern masterpiece created using traditional methods.
In the temples, it’s important to observe the following rules: remove your shoes before entering, dress appropriately, avoid touching sacred objects, and behave with respect at all times. Your guide will give you all the details and explanations you need during your visit.
What to wear to visit the temples?
For men: pants or Bermuda shorts below the knee and top covering the shoulders. For women: pants or skirts below the knee and tops covering the shoulders (no low-cut tops). Open-toed shoes for easy removal at temple entrances.