Wat Tham Pla | Chiang Rai

Wat Tham Pla (Wat Tham Pla), Mae Sai District Chiang Rai province
Wat Tham Pla is located in Pong Ngam sub-district, Mae Sai district, Chiang Rai province. It is characterized by a clear stream with a large number of antimony fish, a 7-headed serpent ladder
Natural caves, such as Tham Lew Phai and many wild monkeys living inside the temple area, are open to visitors every day from 06:00 - 18:00.
A temple surrounded by nature and ancient legends, characterized by pagoda art covered in moss and ferns. Covered until the whole body becomes green, especially during the rainy season, moisture adds more charm, making this place look peaceful and beautiful like a forest in the middle of an ancient city
Tham Pla: The clear water stream flows from the cave, where there are plenty of antimony fish and various kinds of fish swimming around, and can feed the fish.
Cave Flame Sky: A cave on top of a mountain that looks like it reaches the sky, the sun shines down beautifully, and a Buddha image is enshrined inside
The Nine Peaks of Maha Chedi Naphachuta / Phra That Green: The ancient pagoda covered with moss and ferns has become green in harmony with nature
Herd of Monkey Forest: There are many monkeys living in the forest, popular with tourists to feed the monkeys and see the richness of nature around the temple
Wat Tham Pla, Mae Sai District, Chiang Rai Province