Ratchaburi, Introducing a new tourist attraction in Ratchaburi Province, suitable for adventurers, called "Tham Kaew" which requires walking up the mountain. and rappel down The entrance is a little small. But inside there are very beautiful stalagmites and stalactites. This newly discovered cave is in the area of ??Buddhist Santitham Monastery, Chom Bueng District, Ratchaburi Province. You have to walk up the mountain about 120 meters to find the mouth of the cave. It is a rather narrow channel. Must use a rope tied to the steps. The upper end of the park was tied to a tree and then slowly rappelled down one by one to a depth of about 2-3 meters. Once past the difficult entrance You will find a rather large hall. When using a flashlight to shine along the cave wall Saw stalactites and stalagmites in the shape of candle drops all over the wall. Shining with strange beauty Some points are honeycomb loosening sticks. When the light is brought close It will reflect and sparkle like glitter. The inside is stil l divided into rooms. There are stalagmites and stalactites that look like white flowers resembling cotton wool. snowflake Some spots are growing into small sticks. Tourists from Ratchaburi say that in this area, which has been discovered, there are approximately 10 caves, 6 of which are open for tourism. Today the caves that we went to explore are called "Kaew Cave" because of the sparkling light like glass. The stone inside is different from the others in that it has the appearance of calcite. Glows when exposed to fire It's like Kaeo Komon Cave in Mae Hong Son Province. It looks like ice crystals, very beautiful. We ask tourists not to touch the rocks. Because if you touch it, there will be fat blocking it. prevents the stone from growing For this area, there are other beautiful caves such as Tham Bat Taek, which must be entered into a hole the size of a person as well. The depth is approximately 3 meters. Inside there are traces of ancient humans. Pottery scraps, besides having adventures, exploring nat ure, forests, and mountains, can also make merit. Pay your respects and ask for blessings from sacred things at the Buddhist Santitham Monastery. For good fortune. Source: Thai News Agency