[2025 Pho Sai Attraction] Travel Guide for Sam Phan Bok (Updated Apr)

When visiting Ubon, one place you can't miss is Sam Phan Bok ❤️ The first time we saw it, we were really shocked because we had never seen such an unusual place before. The rocks were full of holes and bumps. My boyfriend said that when the Mekong River was low during the time he went, each hole was clearly visible. Walking there, we were afraid of falling into the holes, lol. There were both small and large holes, and there was even a Mickey Mouse hole. This one was really impressive. It was like visiting Disneyland. If you follow the GPS, you can't get off the car. You have to park and rent a car to get off. But my boyfriend happened to have good eyesight and saw a parking sign on the other side, so he parked at this sign and walked down. Don't worry about fainting even though it's hot. There are cold drinks for sale downstairs. There are also a few guides and tour boats. #Sam Phan Bok #Visit Ubon

Abbreviated as Ubon, located on the banks of the Mun River in eastern Thailand, although one of the main cities in Isan (northeastern Thailand), Ubon Ratchathani Province has not received enough praise for its original beauty. This city is full of hidden natural gems, largely undeveloped, with devout Buddhists, nationally preserved parks, exquisite wax carvings, candle festivals, and the Wat Thung Si Muang temple that will shine at night. ▪️Wat Phra That Phu Prao Wat Sirindhorn Wanaram Phu Prao Temple, or simply Wat Phu Prao, is known as the "Temple of Light". The meticulously carved glowing Tree of Life on the back door of its small chapel leaves visitors in awe. The fluorescent pink seeds of the Job's Tears plant absorb sunlight during the day and emit a charming glow at night. Although the best time to see the Tree of Life is from 6pm to 8pm, the temple itself is an architectural gem and worth a visit during the day. This golden Lanchang-style temple is located on a mountaintop overlooking Laos, offering you not just a visual feast. ▪️Sam Pan Bok Three Thousand Holes is a seasonal attraction, also known as the "Grand Canyon of Thailand". It is the largest rock reef in the Mekong River. Sam Phan Bok is a group of sandstones that are eroded by the Mekong River's streams during the rainy season, resulting in more than 3,000 Bok blocks, countless basins and pits. During the dry season from December to May, when the river water recedes, the pot hole canyon will be revealed. ▪️Moonlight waterfall The waterfall originally belonged to the management of the Padan National Park, located 18 kilometers away from the national park. The environment is quiet and the water flows down from the stone cave above the waterfall, forming a pool below. When the light shines in from the cave entrance, it is like bright moonlight, full of fairy spirit, hence the name. Travel is starting again. If you want to avoid crowds on your journey, choose Ubon Ratchathani and experience a completely different Thailand than what you have in mind.

The rapids under the Mekong River during the flood season, which are eroded by the force of the whirlpools, have become more than 3,000 pools or 3,000 Bok (Bok or Bok means a deep well in the rapids under the Mekong River and the word "Bok" is a popular Lao word). During the dry season when the water dries up, the rapids will emerge from the water, becoming a magnificent natural wonder in the middle of the Mekong River, so beautiful and unusual that the locals call it the Mekong Grand Canyon and it has also become an Unseen Thailand natural tourist attraction in Ubon Ratchathani Province. The rapids can be seen in various shapes depending on each person's imagination. At the entrance, there is a rock that looks like a dog's head, which has various legends. There are also many other rocks to imagine. You can have the local student guides introduce and show you the rocks. This is considered helping the locals and also making you know the legends. If you only want to see Sam Phan Bok, you can drive there to see its beauty because you can park your car at Sam Phan Bok. Then walk for about 1 kilometer. But if anyone can't walk, you can support the songthaew that provides a shuttle service. It costs a little to help the locals in exchange for convenience. But if you want to take a boat to see other places, you can contact the boat at Sam Phan Bok. There are boats available. Or you can take a boat from Hat Salung. The boat trip program is Hat Salung, Hin Hua Phaneng, and Hin Si Beach to Hat Hong Sam Phan Bok. The program can be adjusted as you like. Which places do you want to go to? The price is 700-1000 baht depending on the number of people and the size of the boat. #NortheasternTeam If you have a chance to come to Ubon Ratchathani Province, in addition to visiting Khong Chiam and Pha Taem, I recommend that you don't miss visiting Sam Phan Bok. But you have to come in the dry season. #Sam Phan Bok #unseenthailand #UbonRatchathani #Drive and rest when tired #mind_madge #VisitUbon #AttractionsUbon #NortheasternTeam #SouthernIsanTeam

🔎🔎Hunting for Mickey Mouse 🐭@ Sam Phan Bok, Thailand's Grand Canyon🇹🇭🇹🇭 The word "Bok" is the name of a basin, a hole🌊🌊, which is a popular Lao word. Therefore, Sam Phan Bok 🏞️🏞️ means basin, more than 3,000 water holes. "Sam Phan Bok" is another tourist attraction created by nature🍀🍂 where the Mekong River erodes the rapids during the flood season. If you imagine well, many basins may look like different shapes, such as Mickey Mouse 🐭, heart ❤️, etc. #EatTravelWithHanong #SamPhanBok #MekongRiver #Thailand'sGrandCanyon #UbonRatchathani

Sam Phan Bok is a rocky rapids or kumphalaksana located under the Mekong River in Pho Sai District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. It was formed by the force of the whirlpools, which eroded into more than 3,000 pools. They appear during the dry season when the water level dries up. These rapids will emerge from the water like a mountain in the middle of the Mekong River, so the locals call it the Mekong Grand Canyon. Winter is a great place for camping. Coordinates: Sam Phan Bok, Ubon Ratchathani #VisitUbonRatchathani #SamPhanBok

Tourist attractions in Ubon Ratchathani Province, near Pha Taem, is a tourist attraction along the Mekong River. The rocks are eroded by the current into various shapes. The lower the Mekong River level, the more visible the rocks are. There are both low and high levels. The viewpoint can see the Mekong River with whirlpools beneath it and the pressure rising to the surface, making a loud noise. #Waiting for the day to depart

If you haven't been to the Grand Canyon in America, go here first. "Sam Phan Bok" is located at Ban Pong Pao, Leang Ngam Subdistrict, Pho Sai District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. Another tourist attraction created by nature, "Sam Phan Bok" is a large rocky rapids that has been eroded into many pools and holes by the work of the Mekong River that erodes these rapids during the flood season every year. This is a natural wonder that creates more than 3,000 pools. #TipForeignCity

Sam Phan Bok is a rocky rapids or Kumphalak located under the Mekong River in Pho Sai District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. It was formed by the force of the whirlpools, which eroded and became more than 3,000 basins. They appear during the dry season when the water level dries up. These rapids will emerge from the water like mountains in the middle of the Mekong River. Here, there is the beautiful and intricate rocks that have been eroded by the water until they are indented, creating artistic images with different shapes. Some are large, some are small, some are oval, some are stars, some are circles, and many other shapes depending on what each person imagines. This place is therefore nicknamed the “Grand Canyon of Thailand.” #SongkranAttractions #SongkranAttractions

Ubon Ratchathani - Thailand: “Sam Pan Bok” is a famous place to visit in Ubon Ratchathani province with an hour flight from Bangkok. It is in a northeastern region an known as Grand Canyon of Thailand. There are some strange rock formation. We can take a day trip tour with Thai long tail boat to visit some attractions around.

📍 Sam Phan Bok Bok Bok “The magical land of Sam Phan Bok” Today, we are in Ubon Ratchathani Province. We happened to pass by there, so we took the opportunity to take some photos to share with our friends and fans. This time, we only stopped at one place because we had little time, but next time, we will definitely visit every nook and cranny of Ubon. #Sam Phan Bok is one of the top tourist attractions in Ubon Ratchathani that everyone must visit, especially during November-June of every year. The Mekong River will recede, revealing the rocky islands that have been eroded by the current into natural sculptures. It is a vast area as far as the eye can see, like an underwater city. It looks beautiful when illuminated by the golden light of the sun, whether in the morning or evening. All captivate every eye to remember this place as “Thailand’s Grand Canyon” - Cost of Sam Phan Bok - 1. Boat fee 300 baht only important places 2. Boat fee 500 baht to every place of Sam Phan Bok 3. Car fee 100 baht round trip/port (........no time limit.........) “Traveling to Ubon Ratchathani Province” By private car From Bangkok, take Mittraphap Road to Nakhon Ratchasima Province, then turn onto Highway No. 226 through Buriram Province, Surin Province, Sisaket Province to Ubon Ratchathani Province. Traveling is very easy. #Travel review #Accommodation #Coffee shop all over Thailand 📍If you like it, don't forget to #Like 👍 #Share #Like 🥰 to support our team #Find only the best way to go. Then everyone won't miss out New tourist attractions all over Thailand For today, I'll say goodbye. See you on the next trip. Bye bye 👋🏻👋🏻

Tourist attractions - #Sam Phan Bok � is a rocky rapids or Kumpha Lak located under the Mekong River in Pho Sai District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. It was formed by the force of the whirlpools, which eroded into more than 3,000 pools. They appear during the dry season when the water level dries up. These rapids will emerge from the water like a mountain in the middle of the Mekong River, so the locals call it the Mekong Grand Canyon. � They occur from around October to May only. Sam Phan Bok #Ubon Ratchathani #VisitUdonThani How to get there - Pui rents a van to get there. There will be a songthaew service for 40 baht per person. Shopping - You can buy souvenirs and take photos in that area.

If anyone is looking for a place to take pictures of nature, try coming to Sam Phan Bok. It's very beautiful.

🤭 Let's take everyone to see the beauty of Sam Phan Bok, Ubon Ratchathani. Sam Phan Bok is a rocky rapids or kumphalak located under the Mekong River in Pho Sai District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. It was formed by the force of the whirlpool eroding into more than 3,000 pools and will appear during the dry season when the water dries up. The rocky rapids will emerge from the water like a mountain in the middle of the Mekong River, so the villagers call it the Mekong Grand Canyon. 📍Sam Phan Bok is located at Ban Pong Pao, Leang Ngam Subdistrict, Pho Sai District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. Another tourist attraction created by nature "Sam Phan Bok" #NaturalTravel

Sam Phan Bok is a rocky rapids located in Pho Sai District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. It was formed by the force of the whirlpool, which eroded into more than 3,000 pools. It will appear during the dry season when the water dries up. When to go: Summer What to bring: Hat, comfortable shoes..comfortable This is another place in Thailand.. that I want my friends to come and experience.. and you will know that Thailand still has many beautiful and unusual places. 💗💗 #thailand

It was a very impressive trip to Sam Phan Bok, Ubon Ratchathani Province. It is a beautiful and unique outdoor place. It is easy to visit. There will be a little guide to lead the way and a community cooperative to lead the tour. At the tourist attractions in Sam Phan Bok, there will be officers to offer tours. There are 2 packages: short and long (must take a boat). If you come with many people, you can share the boat fare. You will be able to visit many more places. If you have the opportunity to visit Ubon Ratchathani, Sam Phan Bok should not be missed. The best time to visit is: In the morning, it is not hot. In the late morning, during the day, take beautiful pictures. In the evening, the light is beautiful.

This trip is my second time opening the door to Isan. I've been thinking for a long time that I will go out and follow in the footsteps of one of the Unseen Thailands, which is Sam Phan Bok. At one point, Sam Phan Bok was promoted to be known by many people by the tourism promotion of the TAT at that time, with Phi Bird as the presenter. Oh, has it been too long? #Sam Phan Bok

Sam Phan Bok The rapids in the Mekong River. The word "Bok" means a deep pool or well. Sam Phan Bok appears during the dry season, from December to May. The locals call it the Mekong Grand Canyon. For tourists who want to go down to see Sam Phan Bok, there are local songthaews that take you down for 200 baht per vehicle. 📌If you want beautiful pictures, I recommend hiring a guide to take you on a walk. Because it will give you beautiful pictures from different angles, along with descriptions of the names of the various water features. Thank you, Guide Rin, for finding beautiful angles and taking pictures for us. The guide fee is up to you. As for the service fee for the car that drives you down and waits to pick you up, it is 200 baht per vehicle. If you are afraid of the heat, I recommend going early in the morning or a little later in the evening. Spend about 20-30 minutes looking at the water features (if you are not too fancy). When we went, it was 11:00 a.m. on February 1st. It was hot, but there was a cool breeze blowing. Make you not feel tired #Sam Phan Bok #Grand Canyon of Siam #Ubon Ratchathani #The wonders of the northeastern region #Visit Ubon #Visit Isan #The edge of Siam #Both sides of the Mekong

Sam Phan Bok is a rock rapids or kumpha lak located under the Mekong River in Pho Sai District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. It was formed by the force of the whirlpools, which eroded into more than 3,000 pools. They appear during the dry season when the water level dries up. These rock rapids will emerge from the water like a mountain in the middle of the Mekong River, so the locals call it the “Mekong Grand Canyon.” This phenomenon occurs from around October to May. After that, the rapids will flood and submerge the rapids. The reason they are called “Sam Phan Bok” is because there are more than 3,000 pools, big and small, on the rapids (the word “bok” in Lao means “pool”). Therefore, this place is called Sam Phan Bok. #MissingNature #SamPhanBok #Thailand #VisitUbonRatchathani

The word “Bok” in Laos means a hole or a basin. The number of holes, more than 3,000, is the origin of the name “Sam Phan Bok”. It is located at Ban Pong Pao, Leang Ngam Subdistrict, Pho Sai District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. During the dry season, Kaeng Kin will emerge from the water, causing the locals to call it the Grand Canyon of the Mekong River. The Bok that caught our eyes the most would be Mickey Mouse 555. It is so amazing to see. If you come to Ubon and don’t come to 3 Phan Bok, it is like you didn’t come at all. #Sam Phan Bok #UbonEatTravelUntilYouBePaid #WhereToTravelInUbon

How to get there - Cars are convenient to travel. There is parking at the pier. Take a boat. Spend about 2 hours visiting and taking pictures. Tourist attractions - Ubon Ratchathani Province, Sam Phan Pok Hotel - Arista Hotel Restaurant and food - On Son Isan Seafood Shopping - Samchai Group, Ubon sausage Travel to Ubon for 2 nights, go to southern Laos for 3 nights, and return to Thailand comfortably. ❤️😍😘 Come visit a lot. #Sleep in a beautiful accommodation #Book a luxury hotel #Secret location #Thailand #Waiting for the day to depart #Northern Isan team

Sam Phan Bok is a rocky rapids or kumpha lak located under the Mekong River in Pho Sai District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. It was formed by the force of the whirlpools, which eroded into more than 3,000 pools. They appear during the dry season when the water level dries up. These rapids will emerge from the water like a mountain in the middle of the Mekong River, so the locals call it the Mekong Grand Canyon. This phenomenon occurs from around October to May, after which the rapids will flood and submerge the rapids. #UbonRatchathani

Sam Phan Bok 🏔 Isan tourist attractions (Ubon Ratchathani) The first time, I could hardly believe my eyes 😺 that it was this beautiful 🌄 I came here and wanted to come again 🧭 because it was so amazing ........ I believe that there are still many people who don't know 🏞 This positive energy land 🌇 #IsanBaanHau ....... I want you to come and recharge......... 🛻 A pick-up and drop-off van at the parking lot 🙆‍♀️ There is a young guide to take you on a tour 🛶 There is a boat to cruise the river that is as beautiful as a fairy tale

Address - Ban Pong Pao, Leang Ngam Subdistrict, Pho Sai District, Ubon Ratchathani Province Atmosphere/Location - The best time of day to visit Sam Phan Bok is in the morning and evening. You will experience the wonders of the Mekong River rock formations in a large area of ​​about 10 square kilometers, which many people have nicknamed the "Mekong Grand Canyon". Score - 10 #Sam Phan Bok #Visit Ubon Ratchathani

The largest pillar in Thailand is about 20 meters high and 10 meters wide. The surrounding area is a wide open rocky hill surrounded by forest. In addition, at the base of the giant pillar on the west side, there are archaeological traces, including an ancient wooden coffin about 2 meters long, which is believed to belong to 6 ancient humans. Address - Ban Pha Khan, Pho Sai District, Ubon Ratchathani Province, in Pha Taem National Park, about 50 kilometers from the park office. Highlights - Experience nature Score - 10 #VisitUbonRatchathani #NatureAttractions #ReviewTravelUbon #SamPhanBok #PhaTaemNationalPark

Address - Sam Phan Bok" is located at Ban Pong Pao, Leang Ngam Subdistrict, Pho Sai District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. Highlights - There are many basins and erosion. This is the work of the Mekong River that erodes these rapids during the flood season every year. This is a natural wonder that creates more than 3,000 basins. And on the opposite bank, just a few meters away, is the side of Thailand's neighboring country, Laos. In addition to visiting Sam Phan Bok to see the beauty of nature, you can also see the way of life of Thai and Lao people living together on the banks of the Mekong. Score - 8.5

Sam Phan Bok is located in Pho Sai District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. It is a rocky rapids formed by the force of water erosion in the Mekong River, creating pools of various sizes and shapes, such as Mickey Mouse. There are about 3,000 pools. In addition to the black rocks, there are also unusual orange ones in the shape of vases. To visit, you have to take a boat along the Mekong River. You can also see the way of life of fishermen on both the Thai and Lao sides. #VisitUbonRatchathani

It's been a while since I visited... #SamphanBok