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

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Photos of Rear Temple Grounds Wat Tum Sua, Krabi, Thailand

 

 


Monk kuti at Wat Tham Suea

Monk kuti built up on the rocks.

 

Buddhist artsy house at Wat Tam Sua

Fancy house decorated with ornate windows and patterns.

 

Art on walls of temple house, Krabi, Thailand.

 

 

Fancy art window on house at Buddhist Temple, Wat Tum Sua, Krabi, Thailand.

 

 

 

Monkey on wall. Krabi, Thailand.

Monkey on back wall. They're generally harmless.

 

Restroom around side of mountain at back of Wat Tum Sua.

Restroom I think, around back of temple grounds.

 

Meditation huts in a rubber tree plantation. Wat Tum Sua, Krabi, Thailand.

Meditation huts for privacy and quiet among the rubber trees.

Meditation stands.

More meditation huts. These are full during rains retreat.

 

 

Buddhist shrine - altar at Wat Tum Seua.

Shrine in rear of Tum Sua.

 

Thai spirit house at base of hill at Wat Tum Sua.

Thai spirit house at base of rock face. A spirit house is
to give evil spirits a place to rest so they don't bother people.

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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

 

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Ajahn Jumnien
Abbot of Tum Sua

Top of Mountain
1,237 step climb

Foothills Area
Monks in caves

99 meter
Chedi

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Temple Grounds

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Temple Grounds

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