Underground world of Phang Nga province (from Khao Lak)

What to expect

• Monkey park. Observe animals and treat them with fruits. Visit several non-scary caves and see a temple in one of them. Learn about local religious beliefs and customs.
• Longest cave in Phang Nga province. Inside flows a river with clean cool water. We will partly travel by boats, partly by bamboo rafts. In the narrowest part of the cave, we will walk knee-deep in water. See local inhabitants - bats and small shrimps.
• National park with a waterfall that we will reach through picturesque roads. On the way, we will see elephants freely roaming in the jungles. Tourists are not allowed to ride these animals, but some elephants are so used to people that they allow themselves to be petted and fed.
• A light trekking awaits you on the way to the waterfall, after which it will be nice to plunge into clean water and swim.
• Throughout the trip, the guide will tell you about the history and traditions of Phuket and take beautiful photos on your phone.

Who is it for

For adventure enthusiasts who want to step off the tourist paths and immerse themselves in the world of pristine nature. The caves are non-scary and safe. Our entire route does not require strong nerves or special physical training.

• I or another guide from our team will conduct the tour.
• The price includes: transfer from any point in Phuket on a comfortable minivan or crossover Hundai H1 or Mitsubishi Xpander, guide services, entrance to the national park.

Additional expenses

• Entrance to the monkey temple cave - 20 baht per person.
• Entrance to the main cave, where you will spend 2 hours with a licensed local guide - 500 baht per person.
• Food and drinks.