The Dragon Tree Sculpture Garden is a private botanical garden located near Lae Khao Khob Cave. It is particularly famous for its dozens of dragon sculptures carved from branches. The garden is a pleasant place to visit, and its founder, a retired teacher with excellent English skills, is a friendly person who enjoys chatting with visitors and encouraging them to protect nature. In Thai, the garden is called Wang Theptaro, which means "around the dragon tree." The dragon tree, from which the sculptures are made, is considered a lucky tree, and various parts of it are used. Its camphor-scented leaves, bark, and roots are used in cooking and medicine, while the trunk can be used for furniture. The garden also aims to be a place of learning about the philosophy of self-sufficiency. There is an OTOP (Organic Transplant Plant) craft shop, a batik workshop, and the opportunity to take an herbal foot bath.

Free entry. Open from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm. Price for a herbal foot bath: 50 THB per person.

The Dragon Tree Sculpture Garden is located in the Huai Yot district, 1 km from Tham La Kha Khob cave and 35 km from Trang City. There is no public transport to get there.

How to get there

How do I get to the Dragon Tree Sculpture Garden? The Dragon Tree Sculpture Garden is located in the Huai Yot district, 1 km from Tham La Kha Khob cave and 35 km from Trang City. There is no public transport to it.