Tham Nam Lod, an Unseen tourist attraction #Mae Hong Son

Nam Lod Cave is an important archaeological site and one of the Unseen Thailand. It is under the care of the Pai River Wildlife Sanctuary. It is a cave with water flowing through the middle. You have to take a raft to see it. Inside Nam Lod Cave is very large. There are many interesting caves, such as Tham Lod, where a stream called Nam Lang flows through the mountain and out the other side, creating a cave with beautiful stalactites and stalagmites. From the discovery of ancient tools in the cave, it is assumed that the cave is approximately 2,000 years old. The cave is approximately 1 kilometer long. Inside the cave, there are 3 large chambers: Tham Sao Hin Luang, a large cave with beautiful stalactites and stalagmites; Tham Tukkata, which is called after the shape of the stalactites, which are small, lumpy, doll-like stalagmites. This cave is the widest and longest cave in Tham Lod. On one side of the cave wall, there are prehistoric paintings. The last cave at the exit is Tham Phi Man, which in addition to having beautiful stalactites and stalagmites, has also been found. There are also fragments of pottery, seeds, stone tools, human teeth and bones, as well as a Phi Man coffin. This coffin is made of a log that has been hollowed out in the middle to create a groove similar to a boat or a wooden trough. It is used to put food for pets. There are both small and large coffins. The large coffins are placed on beams with 4-6 posts set on the floor of the cave. Each pair of posts has a hole drilled to insert a beam to place the coffin across. Location: Tambon Tham Lod, Amphoe Pang Mapha, Mae Hong Son Province How to get there: From Mae Hong Son town, it is about 77 kilometers along Highway No. 1095, Pang Mapha-Pai route. At kilometer marker 138-139, there will be a left turn from Pang Mapha District to Ban Tham Lod for about 9 kilometers. How to get there: Tourists cannot enter by themselves because the cave is very dark. You must use a guide to take tourists around the entire cave. Tham Nam Lod, an Unseen tourist attraction in Mae Hong Son Tham Nam Lod is located in Tambon Tham Lod, Amphoe Pang Mapha, Mae Hong Son Province. It is an important archaeological site under the care of the Pai River Basin Wildlife Sanctuary. In this cave, there is a stream called Nam Lang flowing through the mountain and flowing out the other side, creating a cave with beautiful stalactites and stalagmites. Ancient tools and equipment were also found inside the cave. It is estimated that this cave is around 2,000 years old. This cave is considered the most famous, beautiful, and easily accessible of all the caves. From the front, you have to walk 350 meters with a guide and lighting. There are no lights inside the cave in order to keep the cave beautiful and original at all times, and to generate additional income for the nearby villagers who volunteer to be guides and provide knowledge to tourists. #Secret location#Waiting for the day to travel#Northern Isan team