Kaeng Tana National Park

Kaeng Tana, located within Kaeng Tana National Park in Khong Chiam District, Ubon Ratchathani Province, is a significant natural tourist destination known for its ecological and geological importance. It features the largest rock rapids in the Mun River, stretching across the waterway. The highlight of Kaeng Tana is its stunning scenery, where the river flows through various rock formations. During the dry season (approximately November to May), the water level drops, revealing intricate rock patterns and the unique ridges of the rapids. Visitors can enjoy walking along the riverbank or capturing breathtaking photos amidst the natural beauty. Another notable feature is the Kaeng Tana Suspension Bridge, which spans the Mun River. This bridge serves as a key viewpoint in the park, offering panoramic views of Kaeng Tana. It is ideal for photography enthusiasts and those who enjoy leisurely walks to immerse themselves in nature. Beyond its natural beauty, Kaeng Tana holds ecological significance as the surrounding area is home to diverse flora and fauna. Additionally, it is conveniently located near other famous attractions such as Pha Taem and Saeng Chan Waterfall (also known as the Hole Waterfall).