Wat Tham Suea, also known as the Tiger Cave Temple, is a renowned Buddhist temple offering a challenging but rewarding climb of 1,237 steps to reach the summit, which features panoramic views and a large golden Buddha statue. The temple grounds also include caves and jungle areas to explore. Accessibility is limited due to the steep climb, making it unsuitable for those with mobility issues. Solo visits are common and safe, but guided tours can provide deeper insights into the temple's history and significance. The best time to visit is during the dry season (November to April) to avoid slippery steps and heavy rain. Expect to spend around 2-4 hours exploring the temple and factor in the physical exertion of the climb. The entry is free, though donations are appreciated. Be aware of monkeys, and dress respectfully (shoulders and knees covered).