Tham Si Wilai, one of many caves popular with visitors in the province, is home to a Buddha image named PhraPhutthanaowarat. The statue is in the style of the bygone Chiang Saen period. Stalagmites and stalactites adorn the cave, and a beautiful panoramic view can be seen from the cave, showing off an undulating mountain range. The cave is located near a temple, WatTham Si Wilai in Na PhraLan Sub-district, 22 kilometers from the center of the city. From Saraburi town, take Highway No. 1 for 17 kilometers to the Nong Chan T-junction. Turn right onto Highway No. 3385 for 1 kilometer and turn right again toward the cement factory.
Visitor Information
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Entry Fee: Free (Thai nationals: Free)
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Contact: 0 3633 4284
Getting There
Si Wilai Cave is located at Chaloem Phra Kiat, Saraburi. View on Google Maps.
Tips for Visitors
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Wear shoes with grip — cave floors can be wet and uneven.
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A guide is usually required and can be hired at the entrance.
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Watch your head height in low passages.
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Leave no trace — don’t touch or break formations.
