[2025 Phang Nga Attraction] Travel Guide for Tham Phung Chang (Updated Jul)

#NewYearNewTrip Phung Chang Cave is one of the famous caves in Phang Nga Province. It is located in the area of ​​Wat Phrapas Prachim Khet or Wat Tham Phung Chang. It is a beautiful and unique cave, suitable for tourists who love adventure and nature. Highlights of Phung Chang Cave: * Complexity of the cave: * Phung Chang Cave is a complex cave with winding paths and many levels. * Inside the cave, there are stalactites and stalagmites with beautiful and unusual shapes. * Cave Adventure: * Visiting Phung Chang Cave is an exciting adventure. You have to wade through water, canoe, and climb in some places. * Give visitors a challenging and fun experience. * Natural diversity: * The cave has a diverse ecosystem. It is home to rare bats, the Khun Kitti bat species, which is the smallest bat in the world. * There is a stream of water flowing through the cave, making it moist and lively.

Located within the area of ​​Wat Prapas Prachim Khet, this is a large cave that goes deep through Khao Chang. Traveling into the cave is an adventure tourism form, taking a rubber canoe, then a bamboo raft, and finally wading through knee-high water to see beautiful and unusual stalactites and stalagmites in the shape of elephants, ancient fossils, and various stone sculptures created by nature. There are tours to take you inside with a guide.

Tham Phung Chang is a very large water cave. There is a guide to lead the way. You have to take a boat, a raft, and walk. The inside is beautiful. There are many sleeping bats. But the air is not musty. The air is always circulating. The wind is very cool. The inside is like a real elephant's belly. Children can come here. It helps to enhance imagination. Nature has created it. Let's help preserve it like this all the time. Here, taking pictures inside is prohibited. It helps reduce the loss of nature. #TeamSouth

#VisitPhangNga Take a look at the atmosphere inside 'Phung Chang Cave' in the heart of Phang Nga Province, an unseen tourist spot in the southern region. Anyone passing through Phang Nga town will see an elephant-shaped mountain. In the middle of the mountain is the Phung Chang Cave. Nuch had the opportunity to go in for the first time. I must say that I was excited about the inside. I didn't think there would be anything this interesting. There are stalagmites, reverse rocks, minerals, and strangely shaped rocks. The air inside the cave is very fresh. The distance that the guide took us was about 1.2 km. At first, we took a canoe because it was quite deep. Then we took a bamboo raft. After that, we could walk and explore. The guide explained everything along the way. There was a small flashlight to illuminate the beauty of the cave. The cave is located in the area of ​​Wat Phraphas Prachim Khet. You can contact the front of the cave. The service fee is 200.-/person. #NewYearNewTrip

Pung Chang Cave is located within the grounds of Wat Prapas Prachumkhet in Mueang District, Phang Nga Province. The cave is renowned for its stunning and unique stalactites and stalagmites, which are natural wonders. Notably, some formations resemble single elephants, hundreds of elephants walking in a circle, or elephants sitting under a canopy. To explore Pung Chang Cave, visitors can embark on an adventurous journey by canoe to witness these extraordinary elephant-shaped formations. Tourists will be amazed and impressed by the true beauty of nature's creations.

For those who go to Phang Nga, we recommend 1. Tham Phung Chang, unseen Phang Nga. I didn't take many pictures, but the inside of the cave is the best. The way to get into the cave is by boat, raft, and walk through the water to see the view of the cave where there is only one way for light to pass through. There are many bats in the cave. The stalactites and stalagmites are the best. It's so beautiful. You really have to go. 2. Black Sand Beach, Phang Nga It was the first time I saw the sea with a black sand beach. It really opened my eyes. It's a must go.