Hot bath first and then go through (cave) cold water

'Chai Pine Hot Water Well 'in the foothills of Chai Pine. The attraction has the name of Phatthalung Mon. The hot water here has a temperature of about 60 degrees Celsius.

There is a story that in the past, Chai Pine pond was a vast lake, where a pair of grandparents paddled to fish, but a boat leaked, and they prayed to the sacred things to save their lives, and wonders arose. When the water of the lake suddenly dried up, the debris and rocks of the lake gathered to form a high mountain in the blink of an eye.

Service fee 30 baht Children do not lose

Bathe and come through the cold water cave.

The cave is at the north end of Chaipine Mountain. Inside, you can take a cruise to see the stalagmites inside the cave. It takes about 30 minutes. The service fee for a boat is 100 baht per boat. Sitting for 4 adults, 2 children or sitting alone is the same.

The boat goes down the stream and into the limestone cave. What tourists will find is a herd of bats perched along the walls of the cave, small bats, not scary at all. In the cave there are many beautiful quaint stones, very prominent, like the stone that looks at it, it is an elephant, with proboscis, ears, and black spots that are eyes. The stone sprouts like shark teeth, sparkling stalactites, mosaic tiles, stalactites like goat's milk, stalactites like jellyfish, etc. Some boat guards have cavern ceilings so low that they have to lie down with the boat. It's like a pass under the belly of a dragon because of some cave ceilings. It's like a dragon, and there's a stone called a dragon's heart in it. It's a very rewarding trip along the way. There's a boater as a speaker.

Phatthalung 'has things' to travel together