Kamin Cave

Opening days: Daily

Opening hours: 08.00 - 17.00

 

Kamin Cave It used to be a concession cave to collect bat excrement. It can be seen from the found traces and equipment that remains. Today, it is a famous tourist attraction. It is a gigantic cave with beautiful stalactites and stalagmites and is a research study. Archaeology, religion, geology and zoology of Tham Khamin

 

It is a solution cave that occurs in carbonate and sulfate mountains. It is formed by rainwater and groundwater where carbon dioxide combined with water ions react to form weak carbonic acid flowing through the cracks of the layer. Underground rock dissolves calcite or calcium carbonate-containing rocks to form large cracks or cavities that, over time, will grow wider. until eventually becoming a cave.

 

Things to do in Tham Khamin Visit the majestic beauty of nature inside the cave travel advice.

 

Rules for visiting the Khamin Cave Do not touch the rocks in the cave. Because sweat and fat from us will react with these stones. until it stops growing Also known as the "death stone", do not write, hit, knock on rocks, make fires, light firecrackers, light incense sticks, smoke, collect or take anything out of the cave. Do not make noise to disturb the animals living in the cave, do not excrete, whether heavy or light, inside the cave, do not throw garbage or bring food into the cave. Do not walk outside the specified path.

 

How to get there: Khamin Cave is far from Ban Na San District. Up to the north, about 5 kilometers, convenient transportation routes, traveling from Surat Thani along Highway No. 4009 (Nasan - Surat), about 35 kilometers, away from Ban Na San Hospital, about 1 kilometer.