Very rewarding… the climb is difficult but doable, and the view at the top is so worth it! The steps can be steep but take your time and go at your own pace, we only encountered monkeys at the bottom so be aware of them! It was very hot and there was no water once you started the ascent so make sure you stock up at the bottom! Go for it!!

Amazing view once you climb 1260 some very steep steps but worth it. Lots of places to stop for a breather and water at the top. Beware of the monkeys, they were only towards the bottom, one jumped on my back to steal my drink. It's free entry for the climb, and Tiger cave etc, we took a taxi who waited for us for around £20. Take water but hide from the monkeys. Ladies have to cover shoulders and legs, men can wear shorts and vest

WOW that is one heck of a journey up to the top. Takes around 45 minutes to one hour with regular stops that are absolutely necessary. It really is quite difficult and everyone was struggling, but it is totally worth it! Amazing view from the top and so glad I didn’t give up and kept going to see it

For those seeking an unforgettable adventure, the Tiger Cave Temple offers a breathtaking view that makes the challenging climb well worth the effort. Climbing 1260 steep steps may sound daunting, but the stunning vista from the top justifies every step. During my visit in November, my partner and I encountered monkeys, especially near the bottom. Despite the monkey mischief, the climb was free, and we hired a taxi for 2000baht, which waited for us. Remember to dress modestly, with ladies covering shoulders and legs.

1200+ steps that starts out fun and simple with some short steps and cute monkeys. But then it gets really grueling with some high up steps as you reach the top. Took us 30-45 minutes. It's definitely rewarding to get to the top, but I wouldn't say it's top 10 views of my entire life. But it's pretty incredible that a temple is all the way up there. The hike up is not for the faint of heart. Plus having to wear temple appropriate clothing (although many people remove the layers to go up/down and I totally understand why) in that sort of heat is difficult. Make sure to stretch afterward (and heck, even before).

The steps were very steep with different highs of steps. We saw Monkeys, there were very friendly. The climb took us 1 hour to the top with some breaks, which are necessary for breathing. All in all, for the amazing view it is worth to go there.

I definitely loved making this climb, and felt like it was worth it. I loved the views, and the feeling of accomplishment at walking all of those stairs. There are numbers on the blue pillars to show you how far you’ve gone. Took me 40 minutes to get up, and I took several quick breaks. Only 15 minutes to get down though. As others have pointed out, females must be dressed with shoulders and knees covered while you walk to the stairs, and at the top. On the climb I took my shoulder covering off because it was so hot. I also recommend starting out early in the morning to beat a lot of the heat and sun. Wear sneakers, and keep your gear locked down tight on you because the monkeys are fast and will absolutely take your stuff!

Difficult climb but well worth it if you can do it. Beautiful views from the top. Saw lots of monkeys. Generally a really nice atmosphere here. It’s free but you can leave a donation if you wish.

Great place to visit! We went for the sunrise, so we got there at around 6am - a bit later than we'd hoped, but none the less, we got there. The 1260 steps are hard to get to the top, don't get me wrong, but 100% doable if you pace yourself and bring water. I repeat... bring water! We got up in about 30 minutes, just as the sun was beginning to rise. It was beautiful. Note that there is an entrance fee to pay before going up, although this was only 100 thb for both me and my boyfriend, so it did not break the bank at all.

Great experience. Kids 9 and 11 did stairs in around 40 minutes. Went in morning 8am ish, and was good. Got a grab taxi there and back. There's a small air conditioned are at bottom which was great, and they made delicious Thai roti. Overall was a great day. Tiger cave really interesting to explore. Take lots of water. Wear walking shoes. We saw no monkeys there on the day we went.