Wat Tum Sua
"Tiger Cave Temple" is a Thai Theravada Buddhist Temple
located in Krabi, Thailand and founded by Ajarn Jumnien Silsettso

This is the tiger cave temple area considered the most
sacred of spots at Wat Tum Sua. It's located next to
the parking lot. It's the first large building
you'll see on the mountain side.

To the right is where the steps start for climbing up the mountain.

Iron gate

Sign from road and arrow pointing out top of Wat Tum Sua.

Gwa Nin or Neen, Chinese Buddhist Goddess.

Altar

There were three of these airline planes here.
A specific Jatukum amulet is to protect you from airline disasters.

A view of one of the planes from inside the Chedi - 2nd or 3rd floor.

The sign at the base of the 1,237 steps.

A stuffed leopard to remind you why the temple is named
Tiger Cave Temple. There was a large leopard living in
one of the caves here when the temple first started.

Need a gift?

Thai Buddhist Amulets shipped from Thailand (our site)

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Important Phone numbers for your stay in Krabi (Railay and all over Krabi province):

• TAT (Tourism Authority of Thailand) Regional Office: 07.562.2164

• Krabi Tourist Police: 07.563.7208

• Marine Police: 07.561.2756 and 2757

• Krabi Airport 7 km east of Krabi Town: 07.563.6541 and 6549

• Immigration: 07.561.1097

• Krabi Bus Terminal in Krabi Town: 07.561.1804 and 1184

• Thai Airways International: 07.562.2439 and 2441 and 2442

• Krabi town Hospital: 07.563.1768 and 1769