THE LOST WORLD

Untouched primal jungles, rivers flowing from caves, monkeys hanging on vines from cliffs, bizarre rocks, numerous caves and waterfalls. The first stop is an unusual Buddhist monastery among rocks. It is partially located in caves. Here is a unique natural wonder – one of the stalagmites has formed in the shape of Buddha. The monastery houses a giant statue of a monk who attained enlightenment and lived more than a hundred years; he is highly revered in Thailand. He founded the monastery, and even the king, while a monk, visited him. In one of the monastery's caves is a statue of the reclining Buddha. Many monkeys live in harmony with the monks right in the monastery. Then, changing into rubber boots and taking flashlights with us, we set off on an underground journey. Passing through a system of nine caves, we arrive at a place reachable only by this route. Here, pristine nature is preserved. Amazing natural phenomena will unfold before us: stalactites, stalagmites, and stalagmates formed over millions of years. We are greeted by the inhabitants of these caves: thousands of bats. They make this place even more impressive and mysterious. There are 86 unique karst caves in the park. After exploring the caves, we visit another national park, Khao Chimao, famous for its waterfalls. After lunch at a jungle national restaurant, we head to the eight-level waterfall. Perfectly clean, nearly drinkable, cool mountain water. At the fifth level is a natural wonder – a unique emerald pool where we will swim beneath a cascading waterfall. The chance of meeting other tourists here is minimal. Usually, we rest there alone. At the lower levels, we feed huge fish, which are abundant here. Those interested can visit the park's nature museum. After swimming and tea, tired but satisfied, we return to Pattaya, impressed by these stunning places. On the way back, we will stop at a unique jungle restaurant where we feed beautiful black swans swimming among the tables near a small waterfall. To enter the restaurant, we must pass through a cave. Every Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday. Trips possible on other days as well. Russian-speaking guide. VIP bus. Small groups up to 9 people!