Wat Tham Pla is located in the Pong Ngam subdistrict, Mae Sai district, Chiang Rai province. It features a clear stream with numerous antimony fish and a seven-headed snake ladder.

Natural caves such as Tham Lew Phai and many wild monkeys living in the temple area are open to visitors daily from 06:00 to 18:00.

A temple surrounded by nature and ancient legends, its pagoda art overgrown with moss and ferns. Especially during the rainy season, when the entire temple is covered in vegetation, the humidity lends it additional charm, making it appear like a peaceful, beautiful forest in the heart of an ancient city.

Tham Pla: A clear stream of water flows out of the cave, in which many antimony fish and various other fish species swim and feed.

Cave Flame Sky: A cave on a mountaintop that seems to reach all the way to the sky; the sun shines down beautifully, and inside there is a Buddha image.

The nine peaks of Maha Chedi Naphachuta / Phra That Green: The ancient pagoda, covered with moss and ferns, has turned green in harmony with nature.

A troop of monkeys in the forest: Many monkeys live in the forest, which are popular with tourists as they can feed the monkeys and admire the rich nature around the temple.

Wat Tham Pla, Mae Sai District, Chiang Rai Province