"Nakha Cave", Bueng Khong Long District, Bueng Kan Province

“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