Buddha Cave (MAHS-THA-YLA-MUY-NAT-S-001-F-0001), also known as Tham Chaeng, is a modified limestone cave on the hillside east of Wat Khuha Phimuk, Yala. Reached by large southern staircases, it forms a spacious religious hall with skylights, terracotta-tiled floors, and more than 20 Buddha images. The main object of veneration is the large reclining Buddha, accompanied by seated Subduing Mara images, a raised Buddha platform, and a mandapa, with a passage leading outside to a Buddha’s footprint. The cave remains an active Buddhist space visited by devotees and tourists regularly. For open-access to our complete dataset of archaeological sites and historical artifacts from the Maldives, Indonesia, and Thailand, please visit us at: https://maritimeasiaheritage.cseas.kyoto-u.ac.jp The full dataset for this model is available for free download at OpenHeritage3D.org under Creative Commons licensing (CC BY-NC-ND) Digital Asset code: MAHS-THA-YLA-MUY-NAT-S-001-DA-003 3D Model created by Sheak Mahfujur Rahman