Khamchanoda, Udon Thani Province

"The Sacred Land of the Naga and Mysterious Legends" Khamchanod, or "Wang Nakin Khamchanod," located in Ban Muang Subdistrict, Ban Dung District, Udon Thani Province, is a renowned tourist and sacred destination renowned for its beliefs, local legends, and breathtaking natural beauty. This floating island in the middle of the Chanod forest is home to a rare, ancient, palm-like plant, unique in its unique appearance. It is said that Khamchanod Island never sinks, even during severe floods, a fact locals attribute to its sacred power. Khamchanod is home to the "Shrine of Grandfather Sri Suttho and Grandmother Sri Pathumma," believed to be the guardian Naga. Legend has it that the Naga built an underwater palace at Khamchanod, and there is also a mysterious portal connecting the human world to the underworld. Tourists and devotees alike flock here to pay their respects, pray for good fortune, and enhance their lives. Highlights of a visit to Kham Chanod: • Shrine of Grandfather and Grandmother: A center of worship • Chanod Tree: A native tree that grows densely on the island • Sacred Well: The water is cool and clear year-round, believed to be divine water from the Naga city • Fortune-telling: Many people come here to seek lucky numbers, a personal belief Getting there: From Udon Thani city, you can travel to Kham Chanod by car or bus, taking approximately 1.5–2 hours. #KhamChanot #Naga #UdonThani #TravelThailand #GoEatGo