[2025 Bueng Khong Long Attraction] Travel Guide for Naka Cave (Updated Apr)

Tham Nakha is a tourist attraction in Bueng Kan Province. We traveled on October 23, 67. We stayed near the entrance to Tham Nakha for 1 night. I recommend walking up the mountain in the morning. The weather is not hot. When we went, the weather was cool and comfortable, no sun. We went at 6 am. Before going up, you have to hire a guide. The route will be from the letter A-L. It took us 2 and a half hours to walk to Tham Nakha. 🎒What to prepare: You should only carry what you need. (But our needs are not the same😁) 1. Cold water 2. Small bottle of soda 3. Gloves 🧤Because the handrail is rusty (available at the entrance) 4. Smelling salts 5. Fan 6. Raincoat (in case it rains) On this trip, my mother went with me. She is 67 years old. When asked if I was tired, I was tired, but it all depends on my heart. But I would like to recommend that you come at least once in your life. #Nature attractions #Tham Nakha #Bueng Kan #Spiritual attractions #Merit-making

#NaturalWonders #100WaysToTravel 🪨 Faith and beliefs led us to Phu Langka National Park, Bueng Kan Province, on an uneasy journey that required walking and trekking 1,400 meters on both ramps and stairs 🪜 to the location of “Tham Nakha”, which took about 4 hours. We were able to pay homage, admire, and pay homage to “Chao Pu U Lue” who was cursed to become a naga and was imprisoned here. 🧊 In terms of science, this is a geological tourist attraction… where the surface of the rock has been eroded by the sun crack phenomenon, resulting in a pattern similar to snake scales. Coupled with the curvature of the rock, the overall shape resembles the coils of a large snake, the naga. The opportunity for this kind of phenomenon to occur with all the right elements is not easy. 🍂 Finally… regardless of beliefs / science, this is a place where you can travel as a once-in-a-lifetime activity.

This trip came from watching a clip of Callan and then wanted to challenge my own ability to see if I could reach this discouraging mountaintop... In the scorching hot January, one day in Bangkok, the temperature dropped to around 20 degrees. I decided that noon that day to travel to Tham Nakha before the cold wind disappeared. The next day, Lin woke up early and drove from Khon Kaen to Bueng Khong Long at around 11 a.m. I quickly registered to buy tickets with the park (entrance fee 30 baht) and contacted a guide (guide fee 500 baht, 1 guide can take care of no more than 6 tourists. If you are impressed with the guide's care, you can get a special one). Lin got a guide named Nong Fon, a beautiful, sharp-featured girl who took very good care of her the entire way up the mountain. She talked to me, took pictures, told me the history, and gave me various recommendations so that this visit would bring good things into her life according to her beliefs. This time, Lin divided the cave into 4 parts. The first part was the most tiring. It was a steep iron staircase alternating with dirt steps. There were 12 resting points, A-L. Part 2 was the part of Tham Nakha where you can see the body of a naga. Normally, there would be a lot of people queuing to take pictures here, but on the day Lin went there, there were no people, only Lin and Nong Fon. Part 3: Preparing to walk up Pha Jai ​​Khad to pray for blessings on the mountaintop. . The way down is part 4, the part where we saw Phi Kallan using his mobile phone to open the e-banking app for the Naga to transfer money to him. There were quite a few people here. Many people who had prayed and had their wishes granted came back to make merit. Then, walking down, there was a photo spot, which was the Naga head, where each head prayed for a blessing, such as luck, work, and money. . The impressive thing was that along the way, we met many people walking past each other, but everyone smiled and encouraged us to reach every point. Many of them were elderly people who were not very strong, but they came with faith and the magnificent beauty of nature. If anyone has the chance to come, Lin would like you to look at the rocks in the cave or even the ground we stepped on, how amazing the patterns were. . Lin spent 3 hours walking up and down, which Nong Fon said was faster than the usual 4 hours. It might take longer depending on your physical condition and the environment. It is recommended to get enough sleep and eat a full meal. Prepare bread or sticky rice with grilled pork and bottled water in a cloth bag to carry on your back (they are sold at the entrance for 70 baht each). Girls with thin skin should buy gloves. There will be a large rope on top to hold onto instead of the railing, which may hurt your hands. Wear active clothes or exercise clothes, wear sneakers, and cut your nails short, especially your toenails. When you go down, dig your toes down the hill. If your nails are long, it will hurt a lot. If you are not very tired, I recommend not stopping to rest often because it will make you even more tired. 5555 Lin walked straight down. When she stopped, she realized that her legs were shaking like she had just done squats. The cave opens at 6 am and stops accepting registration at 2 pm. There are not as many people on weekdays as on holidays. You can book a queue in QueQ as a precaution. Respect the place and your fellow travelers. Do not litter and do not bring anything back except for pictures and memories. ⭐️Satisfaction: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 💰Price: 30+(500+) #100WaysToTravel #ThamNaka #TravelThailand #WhereToTravel #PlacesToVisitSpiritual

🌳Wang Nakin, Dolphin Rock📸 💦Kinnaree Waterfall, Bueng Kan🚗💨 . A part of the hiking coordinates of Wang Nakin, a charming and magical land at Bueng Khong Long, at the border of Bueng Kan and Nakhon Phanom. Visit Kinnaree Waterfall during the time when Dolphin Rock is at its most beautiful. The unseen rocks covered with green plants on the ground revive the fertility. It is called a waterfall that is uniquely beautiful. . Kinnaree Waterfall is a waterfall hidden in the middle of the forest in Phu Langka National Park. The hiking distance to see the waterfall is about 800 meters. Prepare your body to travel. Shoes are recommended for climbing. Some parts of the rocks are quite slippery. Please help keep it clean and strictly follow the advice of the local guides. . The park has a parking lot, toilets at the entrance, and a park entrance fee of 20 baht. Give a tip to the villagers for the guide. Open-Close: 06:00-18:00 (It is recommended to go before 14:00) Coordinates: Tambon Phi Mak Khaeng, Bueng Khong Long District Bueng Kan Province . #Kinnaree Waterfall #Wang Nakin #Dolphin Rock #Visit Bueng Kan #Bueng Khong Long #Where to go and how #Rainy season attractions #Visit waterfalls

#Rainy season tourist attractions Tham Nakha is a geological tourist attraction that was created when the surface of the rock was eroded, resulting in patterns similar to fish scales or snake scales. In addition, the curvature of the rock makes the overall shape resemble the coils of a large snake or Naga. Located at the temporary national park ranger unit (Tad Wiman Thip waterfall), Ban Tad Wiman Thip, Pho Mak Khaeng Subdistrict, Bueng Khong Long District, Bueng Kan Province The distance from the starting point to Tham Nakha is approximately 1,400 meters. The path is a natural path consisting of stairs in sections. It takes about 4-5 hours to go back and forth.

Tham Nakha and the second ascent. Nature is always beautiful. There was laughter along the way saying that we were almost there, but in reality, it was very far. 🤣 It's true to its reputation every time. I give Tham Nakha 10/10. #TravelBuengKan

A tourist destination known for its beauty and its significance in beliefs and nature. Inside the cave, there are rock formations that resemble a large snake, which is the origin of the name 'Naka Cave' as 'Naka' refers to the mythical serpent in Thai legend. It is believed that the Naga is a legendary creature with powerful abilities that protect and maintain the abundance of nature. Naka Cave is not only a religious site but also a beautiful viewpoint. Tourists can hike up to the cave entrance to enjoy the stunning natural scenery, including views of the nearby Mekong River. There is also a belief that the Naga brings good fortune and protects those who come to pray. The journey to Naka Cave often involves hiking up a hill or climbing steep stairs, but the reward is the breathtaking views and the tranquility that makes the trip worthwhile.

“Naga Cave”, the legend of the Naga that was cursed to be a stone. I fell in love with this trip because I came during the winter. When going up to Naga Cave, it is not very tiring and the weather is quite good. There are also wonders and beautiful things to follow along the way. Our walk up will have 1 guide and he will inform us of the details and history of the places we walked into in an amazing way. Including the history and background of the stories of the natural rocks from the local legend of Pu U Lue that is related to Phu Langka and Bueng Khong Long. It is believed that it was caused by the collapse of the Naga city, which was caused by the unrequited love between the Naga and humans, causing the prosperous city to collapse in this area. In addition, there is also a “Naga body” that was caused by the uplift of the land (Tectonic uplift) in the Northeast, including the “Naga scales” that were caused by the geological phenomenon “Sun Cracks”, which has the characteristics of the rocks and cave walls that look like a Naga or a large snake curled up (according to the imagination and beliefs of the locals). While in the vicinity of Naga Cave, there is also Tham Luang Pu Wang, Chedi Luang Pu Wang. Chedi Luang Pu Sao, Pha Jai ​​Khad and Phu Langka Viewpoint, a steep cliff that offers a beautiful and wide viewpoint. In addition to Tham Nakha, Phu Langka National Park also has other interesting places to visit, such as Tham Nakhi, Hin Hua Rot, Chedi Kong Khao Si Bun Nao, Tad Pho Waterfall, Tad Wiman Thip Waterfall and Tad Kham Waterfall, etc. #Nakhon Phanom #Tourism #Tham Nakha Bueng Kan

“We all often complain that we are more tired of people than we are of work.” 🙏Visit Wat Tham Saeng Phet It is a famous temple for tourism in Amnat Charoen Province because anyone who passes through Amnat Charoen Province will see signs for Wat Tham Saeng Phet all the way. It is a beautiful temple located on a hilltop that is not very high. But when you drive up, you will see a very large parking lot. Near the parking lot, there is a clean bathroom. We should also practice cleanliness because it is a temple. We will enjoy the view of the forest and mountains. Not far from the parking lot, there is a pair of white nagas at the entrance to the church door. There is a way up to pay homage to the golden chedi that stands out prominently on top. Next to the chedi is the reclining Buddha or large reclining Buddha. We went in to pay homage and ask for blessings. It takes 1 hour, which is still not enough. I recommend that you travel to the 4-way intersection of Amnat Charoen Province and turn in for about 20 kilometers to arrive. #Visit Amnat Charoen Cave #Wat Tham Saeng Phet #Amnat Charoen Province #Please follow #Dhamma Traveling Bhikkhu

> Tham Nakha is located in Bueng Khong Long District. Set your GPS to --> Tad Wiman Thip Waterfall --> Because now, only this side is open for access. Featured --> Tham Nakha is another cave on the opposite side of the mountain. You don't need to book through the app for this cave and it's easy to walk. The distance is about a kilometer. There are also snake scales in the cave. Set your GPS to --> Tad Pho Waterfall --> It's about 10 kilometers away from Tham Nakha. Just drive around the mountain to the other side. To go up Tham Nakha, you have to make a reservation to go up to Tham Nakha and you have to make a reservation through the QueQ application only. You can book at least 15 days in advance. Tham Nakha can accommodate 350 tourists per day. The distance to walk up is 2 kilometers and it takes about 4 hours or more for a round trip. It's a dirt path alternating with iron stairs and in some parts you have to pull a rope up and down. The hiking trail is clear with signs and officers at various points. To advise and maintain the safety of tourists, along the way you will find the Turtle Gate, the Ruea Hin, the 3rd Naga Head, and when you reach the top of the mountain, there will be a path to the 1st Naga Head. It will be open for walking up at 07.00 in the morning, the first round - 14.00 in the last round. And you must go down from the mountain to the bottom no later than 17.00. However, if there is heavy rain, the climbing will be closed. Currently, walking up to the Naga Cave must have a guide to lead the way. You cannot walk up by yourself. The officers will group tourists in groups of no more than 10 people and 1 guide.

“Listening to compliments makes people conceited. Listening to insults makes people suffer.” 🙏 Travel - You have to cross to the Laos side because Nang Aen Cave is located in Thakhek, Khammouan Province. - Rent a van (negotiable price). A three-wheeled vehicle or skylab costs about 500 baht (only goes to Nang Aen Cave). - Drive out of Thakhek town for about 10 kilometers. - When you reach Nang Aen Cave, turn right following the sign. 🙏 Entrance fee - 50,000 kip per person - 80 Thai baht per person (each time is different) - Drive to the parking lot and walk another 100 meters to the entrance of the cave. 🙏 Nang Aen Cave - It is a large, vast cave. - The inside of the cave is decorated with colored lights, changing colors at each corner. - Walk deeper and there will be a cave with water under it. You can take a boat for 100 Thai baht per person. 🙏 Anyone who comes to Khammouan must come because it is a highlight. #trip takes you to fly and ask for a blessing for the new year #Trip.com #Explore Nang Aen Cave, Lao PDR #Travel to Laos by yourself #Please follow #Traveling Dharma Bhikkhu

Located in Phu Langka National Park, Pho Mak Khaeng Subdistrict, Bueng Khong Long District, Bueng Kan Province Park opening hours: 07.00 - 14.00 hrs. Guide fee: 500 baht per group The highlight is the rock formations formed by erosion, with patterns resembling snake scales. Each season gives different images and atmospheres. Before going up, it is recommended to buy drinks and food to take with you. The walk up and down the cave takes about 3-4 hours.

Tham Nakha, round 2 with family, is a great experience that I didn't think my siblings and grandchildren would be able to do. Then Hin Sam Waan, round 3, and Wat Phu Thok, round 2. The most magnificent, beautiful, high, and scary. If you don't go, you won't know. 👍

This is my second time visiting Naka Cave🐍, a famous spiritual place in Thailand that attracts many celebrities to come and make wishes🎋. There are daily quotas, thanks to my friends for helping me book it🤍. This five-hour climb 🧗‍♀️ and prayer 🙏 was very worthwhile ~ All my wishes for the first time have come true. I am so lucky to be able to visit Naka Cave again this time. I recommend it to everyone 📍 Pho Mak Khaeng, Bueng Khong Long District, Bueng Kan 38220 Thailand #ThailandTravel #BangkokThailand #Hike #Wish #PrayinTemple #ThailandTemple #thailand #thailandtrip #nakacave

Climbing the mountain is fun, worth the effort, the view is very beautiful, very natural #natural attractions

#Hiking trip to Moon at Tham Nakha, Bueng Kan Province Guide fee is 700 per group. You can join others or come alone. Walk and rest. Start walking at 9:00 and end at 1:00. Let's go!!!

Get discounts without relying on luck. Another famous tourist spot in Bueng Kan province is 'Naka Cave,' located in Phu Langka National Park. This renowned tourist destination might have caught your eye through various online media channels. It is a natural attraction and a popular spot for spiritual believers. The natural wonder of the cave makes the rocks resemble snake scales, and with the distinctive patterns similar to the Naga, many spiritual believers who have faith in the Naga deity make trips to seek blessings. This trip might be a bit tiring for nature lovers, but it's worth it. For those with spiritual beliefs, it's doubly worth it. Location: Naka Cave - Phu Langka National Park, Ban Tad Wiman Thip, Pho Mak Khaeng Subdistrict, Bueng Khong Long District, Bueng Kan Province. Open daily from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

#tripflyingtoChina UnseenBungkan with a visit to ThamNakha, a sacred place. Before going up, we registered and had a local guide lead and take care of us throughout the journey. Every point here is worth visiting. It made the walk up not tiring at all because we stopped to look along the way. Snake-patterned rocks, snake heads, and other points were very exciting and impressive. I want to go again.

The journey is very important. It's tiring, fun, and worth it to the finish line. 🤣😍🥹🙏🏼#ThamNaKa

Travel 704 km from Bangkok and step ten thousand more steps with faith to go to #ThamNaka to pay respect to Grandfather U-Lu ThamNaka at Phu Langka National Park, Bueng Kan Province, a park covering an area of ​​over 31,250 rai, is one of the geological tourist attractions full of faith. It is recommended to go in the morning or before 7:00 a.m. In addition, according to the regulations of Phu Langka National Park, everyone must come down from the mountain and reach the ground below before 5:00 p.m. and camping or camping is strictly prohibited. #Get a discount without relying on luck

It was a very valuable experience, getting to travel and pray at the same time. The walking distance may not be far, there are only stairs, but it may be steep and tiring, but it is worth going here. I saw it with my own eyes, it was really beautiful. Nature has created such an intricate beauty. It was tiring, but it was worth going up there. If you have the chance, I want everyone to try going up there. #Tham Nakha ##Visit Phu Langka National Park ##Phu Langka National Park ##Visit Phu Langka #Nature is always beautiful

Located in Bueng Kan Province, it is a mountain with a Naga-shaped rock. According to the beliefs of the people of Bueng Kan Province, they will respect and worship the Naga. There is a legend that has been told for a long time. The journey to the top of the mountain is a very steep iron staircase. It is a place that tests your courage. There are 12 points, starting from points A-L. For those who want to walk up, it is recommended that you prepare your body well. You should wear light clothing. Carry 1 bottle of drinking water and candy to quench your thirst because you need to use your legs and arms to climb the stairs. When you reach the top, it is worth the hardship because each point we walk has a Naga-shaped rock with a head and a curled body. The strange thing is that the rock has scales that look like Naga scales and has this shape all over the mountain. Therefore, it is believed that this is the Naga Cave or the Naga Cave. I would like you to come up and see it. It is very good for adventurers. #100 ways to travel #Accommodation discounts #Nature attractions #Get discounts without relying on luck #Accommodation discounts

#Hiking Trip The hiking trail at Tham Nakha is considered a popular route for both beginners and novices. If you add luck and beliefs, it is worth a walk. Tham Nakha is located in Phu Langka National Park, Pho Mak Khaeng Subdistrict, Bueng Khong Long District, Bueng Kan Province. The distance from the starting point to the cave is approximately 1,400 meters. It is a natural path alternating with stairs made by the park. At some points, you must use a rope. And an officer must lead the trip for safety. The round trip takes about 4-5 hours. Or it may depend on each person's walking. At this time, you can walk in without booking. But it is closed from 2:00 p.m. You must try it once. You will definitely be impressed.

It is a natural wonder with rocks shaped like Naga scales. But there are many legends and beliefs that you can come and experience. 🙏 #Naga Cave #Bung Kan #Naga

Visit Naka Cave at the end of the rainy season to see the beautifully arranged scales of the rocks, lush green grass, and stunning views along the way. The sky is clear, and the journey is not difficult. You can easily rent a car and park it before entering the park. The entrance fee to the park is 50 baht per person. To walk up to the cave, you need to pay a guide fee of 500 baht. Some guides offer drinks along the way, and the cost of the drinks is up to the tourists. The journey is tiring and can cause leg pain, requiring both physical and mental strength to walk up, but it is worth it for the beauty you will encounter.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #100WaysToTravel Nakha Cave Review: The Mystery of the Naga That You Must Experience At Least Once! When it comes to *Nakha Cave* in Phu Langka National Park, Bueng Kan Province, I must say that it is a place that adventurers and spiritualists must visit! Here, there is a legend of a very sacred Naga and strangely shaped rocks that look like real Naga scales. It is believed that those who come to pray for luck or love will be successful. The path up to the cave is quite challenging. You have to climb a hill until you are out of breath, but when you get there, it is worth it. The view of the Mekong River and the mountains is so beautiful that you will forget how tired you are! The highlight that you must not miss is the “Naga Head Rock” and “Naga Scales”. This spot gives you a mysterious and beautiful photo at the same time. 🥰 Preparation: It is recommended to come in the morning, wear sneakers, prepare drinking water, and if you have a local guide, it would be even better. They will tell you the history and take you up a safer path, as well as help you. Nakha Cave is a place that has beautiful views, sacred legends, and amazing nature. If you like challenges and the power of faith, don't miss it! 🍄

#Natural wonders 🌈Naga Cave is located in Phu Langka National Park. Nature has created eroded rocks that have patterns similar to snake or fish scales. There is also a rhinitis that looks like a coiled snake's body and a head. ❤️This has led to rumors about the legend of the Naga. People have flocked to see it. Although the path up is a bit difficult, it is worth it to see this wonder and pray to the spirit of Grandfather U Lue, who is believed to have been cursed to become a Naga and imprisoned in this place. How can those who believe in superstitions miss this? 📍Location: Pho Mak Khaeng Subdistrict, Bueng Khong Long District, Bueng Kan Province #Follow the life of a young woman #100 ways to travel #Life is addicted to reviewing trips #Places to visit in Bueng Kan

Every time I go up, I am impressed every time. Each season has its own differences.

- Tham Nakha, the power of faith in people, forests, nature - Tham Nakha is located in Bueng Khong Long District, Bueng Kan Province. The beauty of this place is the strangely shaped rocks, resembling scaled snakes. - Natural rocks formed from the suncrack phenomenon, combined with local beliefs about the Naga. - On top of the mountain, there is the Huang Pu Sao Chedi and the Luang Pu Wang Chedi, the holy monks of the Isan region, for us to pay homage for good fortune. - This journey takes about 3 hours to reach the top of the mountain. You can see the view of both Bueng Kan and Sakon Nakhon provinces. It's worth it!! You'll be relieved from all your fatigue.