Tham Khao Bin is located in the area of the National Reserved Forest, 20 km. away from the province of Ratchaburi if you take along Highway 3087 Ratchaburi - Chom Bueng and you will se a guidepost. The cave is about 200 meters over the sea and its entrance is 5 meters above the ground level. The cave is with beautiful stalactites looking like shapes of animals. At the end of the cave, you will see a stalagmite appearing like a large bird spreading the wings. The depth from the entrance is about 300 meters with beautiful lighting along the way.

Baan Hom Tian is a quaint traditionally-designed compound where you can find colorful made-in-Thailand fragrant candles and good local food. Comprised of cottages made from old wood, space is divided into two parts: a restaurant and a candle shop. Whether or not you’re hungry, don’t miss the exciting local dishes, such as the kaeng som pak food and dok kajorn omelet, prepared in traditional servings. Before leaving drop by at the candle shop hidden at the back for some candles as well as some camwhoring around the photogenic area.

In Khao Ngu Stone Park, you’ll pass a large cobra statue (Khao Ngu means ‘snake mountain’ in Thai) that spits out a fountain of water. There’s plenty of parking just past this, then some stairs leading up. At the top of these, there are a number of small carts selling food and drinks, souvenirs, and fish food. To the left are a few restaurants. The last restaurant has some tables with very nice views over the water and the limestone cliffs.

Experience the freshness of Thai Popular village also famed for it’s Floating Market (world-famed). But this time we go to experience some memorable attractions other than the Floating Market in this popular province. And Vintage farm in Bangkok.

Originated from various small streams from Tenasserim Range for more than 150 m., Bo Khlueng Hot Spring has 45-50 Celsius hot water all year round with 2 types of hot springs, private and outdoor hot springs, available. Moreover, there is natural trail for visitors to see the headwaters.