Tham Khao Kop

Tham Khao Kop, also known as Tham Le Khao Kop, is a limestone cave in Khao Kop Subdistrict, Huai Yot District, Trang Province, southern Thailand. The cave is notable for a shallow stream flowing through its entire length, allowing visitors to traverse it by small rowboat. Inside are stalactites, stalagmites and narrow passages with low ceilings. It is a well-known eco-tourism attraction near Huai Yot town, managed locally with community boat services.

Visitors can expect a short rowboat ride through a limestone cave along a shallow stream, passing stalactites, stalagmites and narrow, low-ceiling sections where passengers must duck. The cave is surrounded by karst hills and rural landscape. Small flat-bottom boats operated by local boatmen carry 2-3 passengers through the dark interior, with brief stops to view formations. Outside there is a small landing area, parking and local food stalls.

Natural limestone karst cave formed over millions of years; long known locally and later developed as an eco-tourism site with traditional rowboat navigation through the water-filled passage

Local natural landmark and community-based tourism attraction representing Trang Province's karst cave heritage and rural waterway traditions