🐲 Review of "Naka Cave," Green Bamboo Temple (Vedunaram Temple), Don Muang

วัดเวฬุวนาราม (ไผ่เขียว)Pros: You don't have to go as far as the northeast, because there is only one "mock cave" in Bangkok that is very beautiful, decorated with real and magical serpent sculptures.

• Inside the Cave: Cool atmosphere, 108 heads of the King Anantanakra, and a Buddha to pay homage to.

• White building in front of the temple: divided into two floors. The ground floor is the Nakha Cave. The upper floor enshrines the Buddha Mercy (modeled on the Buddha Khya).

• Sai Mu must be organized: There are flower and worship points (about 99 baht) around the cave.

🕒 important information before you go.

• Opening and closing hours: Naka Cave is open only Saturday-Sunday and public holidays (08.00-6pm). The normal temple zone is open daily.

• Parking: Comfortable with private parking near (about 20 baht)

Wat Phai Khiao: The "Naka Cave" of Bangkok

Concept: A hidden spiritual gem in Don Mueang featuring a replica of the Naka Cave.

• Highlight: The Naka Cave (Tham Naka) is located inside the white building. It features a majestic 108-headed Phaya Ananta Nakharat statue. The atmosphere is cool, mystical, and beautifully lit - perfect for "Sai Mu" (spiritual seekers) and photographies.

• Upstairs: Visit the 2nd floor to pay respects to the Phra Phuttha Metta (reproduction from Bodh Gaya, India).

• Vibe: Peaceful, clean, and well-organized. A great place to escape the city heat.

📍 Note: The Naka Cave is usually open only on Weekends and Public Holidays (08: 00 - 18: 00).

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