Things to do in Wong Amat Beach

Our guide was very kind and took lots of photos for us! Even though I was traveling alone, paying for two people was definitely the right decision! It was perfect for me, as I wanted to have at least some slow-paced conversations, and it turned out to be a wonderful day! I would highly recommend this to any friends traveling to Thailand!

It's truly spectacular, though the Chinese guided tour uses pre-recorded audio, which takes away a bit from the experience. You'll need to wear a helmet inside, and there are suggested photo spots marked on the floor. If you lose something, there's an area where lost items are kept. It's definitely worth a visit.

Unexpectedly fun! You definitely need to download their accompanying app. My phone crashed from taking so many photos, which tells you how great the photo opportunities are. There's air conditioning, and I recommend bringing an extra pair of socks, as the ones you wear inside will likely turn completely black and can be thrown away afterward. I spent three hours taking pictures. Going on a weekday evening meant there weren't many people, which was a plus!

Foreign visitors must bring their passports to buy a physical ticket at the entrance. If you are booking through Klook, make sure to buy your ticket at least an hour in advance. Please note that helmets are required because the temple is currently under renovation. You also have to join a 1-hour guided tour to learn about the culture and history of the temple's expansion, so please plan your timeline accordingly!

The service is great. The restaurant hidden inside the onsen serves delicious food, though it is a bit pricey. They have 9 modern, brand-new onsen baths.

nice day trip. tour guide was good enough to promote the places. The sanctuary of Truth is amazing.

Great experience, my son loved it.

A show well worth seeing! I was initially worried it would be canceled due to heavy rain, but the weather cleared up. 😎 Great value for money!