The ladder to Monks Resort

5 Zdravko Kolev - 2 years ago

Steep stairs, great for exercise. Just take you time while climbing and you will love it :)) it is very difficult on the way back, if it is already dark, so plan this accordingly. They are a lot of monkeys as well, to be honest we were little afraid, because they were very active, but they didn't harm us at all, they were just playing :) in general, I highly recommend this place

4 B. F. G. - 7 months ago

This is tricky. Think stair-master Wat Tham-Sue level. Bonus points for uneven steps, at various degrees and angles of ascent / decent compounded by heat and humidity. Jokes aside.. climb at your own risk.
Literally 550 meters up and some of the steps at a 50 to 60° angle.
Take it slow, rest often, hang on for dear life and weep if heights are not your thing.. there is no other way to get up there.

5 Sole García Fernández - 6 months ago

A hidden spot after the stairs to the viewpoint. Here you'll see some monks houses, a real Buddha (not that much for tourists) and a lot of animals in the jungle.

4 Nam Le - 5 years ago

A nice short trekking will give you chance to explore tropical jungle and some stone caves

5 Richey Flenner - 2 years ago

Awesome walk, but most Thai people (and overweight foreign tourists for that matter) are clearly overwhelmed by the challenging walk up 1,200 - partially high - stairs while being exposed to the sun and the humid tropical air.

5 Joseph Logan - 5 years ago

It's a small jungle with some interesting cave areas. There are a few hundred steps staircase to get there. Definitely worth the hour it takes to go around. Do this before you climb the 1000 stairs, because you won't want to do it after.

4 German Z - 3 years ago

I liked it but the stairs are very high and steep. You need some time to go up. Very beautiful view from the top and the monkeys are only at the beggining . You dont need agency to do this activity, you need to take your time. Overall it was worth it.