Naga Cave

Naga Cave is a geological tourist attraction that was created when the surface of the rock was eroded by the Sun Crack phenomenon, resulting in patterns resembling 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. According to the legend of the belief in the story of Chao Pu U Lue who was cursed to be a Naga and was imprisoned, he will be freed from the curse and the area will be known and prosperous only after 10 years, which is consistent with the 10th anniversary of the founding of Bueng Kan Province in 2020. This has led to people coming to see this cave and it has become famous to this day. The distance from the starting point to Naga Cave is approximately 1,400 meters. The path is a natural path consisting of stairs at intervals alternating with the ground. At some points, you have to pull on a rope to help support yourself both up and down. In addition, there are other nearby tourist attractions, such as Chedi Luang Pu Sao, Chedi Luang Pu Wang, Tham Luang Pu Wang, and Head of Naga 1, etc. It takes about 4-5 hours to travel back and forth. If you are physically ready, we recommend coming to worship and ask for good fortune.