Gua Charas ialah sebuah gua batu kapur yang terletak di Bukit Charas, kira-kira 25 kilometer barat laut Kuantan, Pahang. Gua ini mempunyai kepentingan agama bagi penganut Hindu dan Buddha, menempatkan patung Buddha berbaring sepanjang 30 kaki serta simbol Jala Lingam yang mewakili Dewa Shiva.
Pengunjung perlu mendaki tangga setinggi 20 kaki untuk mencapai pintu masuk gua. Di dalamnya, selain patung Buddha berbaring, terdapat formasi batu kapur yang menarik.
Gua Charas menawarkan pengalaman unik yang menggabungkan keindahan semula jadi dengan elemen keagamaan, menjadikannya destinasi menarik bagi pelawat yang mencari ketenangan dan refleksi rohani.
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Silverarm fenix
2 months agoVisited on 23rd December 2025. Greeted by the dogs. The dogs will not harm. Can just give food. Have to be careful when going up to the temple as the stairs and pathway can be wet. Apparently we reached early where the priest haven't reached yet. So we used the opportunity to have a closer look at the hindu gods statues. Good vibe.
Food lover
2 months agoWorth the visit if u are visiting kuantan. The cave was easy to reach via a short flight of metal steps. The inside of the cave was magnificent although there were some grafitti on the wall. But compared to the cave I visited in Ipoh, the one in Ipoh was more breathtaking. If u drive there, beware u have to pay 3 rm for the parking..
Shanthi Vasikaran
a week agoMy second year Shiv rathiri here. Soulful vibes, attentive priest and calm environment. But This temple is not suitable for elderly as we need to climb up many steep staircases.
Rajasegaran Rajagopal
5 months agoThere’s a SivaLinggam inside this cave. Mesmerising. The atmosphere inside the cave is nice. Different kind of vibrant. Hope the local authorities maintain this place well. Be careful if you travel with children. Saw some cave snakes and hundreds of Bat on the way to the SivaLinggam. Close at 5pm.
Jeqmmie Chuah
a week agoAll the light were turned off inside the cave. There were complete darkest deep in the cave where the Sleeping Buddha is located. Do not go on weekdays, I believe due to less people visiting it on weekdays, they off all the lights to save cost. I visited it on a Thursday evening & I'm the only visitor at that time.