Unseen! Tham Luang Mae Saab

Another Unseen destination in Chiang Mai, Tham Luang Mae Saab, also known as the 'Rainbow Cave,' is located in Samoeng District, Chiang Mai Province. This tourist spot is known for its beauty and uniqueness. Inside the cave, the walls feature various colored stripes such as gray, white, yellow, orange, and red, which are caused by different chemical compositions in the rock. This has earned it the nickname 'Rainbow Cave.' To visit Tham Luang Mae Saab, you need to climb quite steep stairs, but once inside, you will find a spacious cave hall with beautiful stalactites and colorful patterns. The cave is equipped with lighting to enhance safety and beauty during the visit. Additionally, the area in front of the cave has been landscaped, with parking and clean restrooms available for tourists. Tham Luang Mae Saab is open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. It is recommended to contact the Khun Khan National Park officials before visiting to obtain permission and safety equipment such as helmets and flashlights. For those who enjoy cave exploration, this is a must-visit. Traveling to Tham Luang Mae Saab (Rainbow Cave) in Samoeng District, Chiang Mai Province can be done as follows: 1. From Chiang Mai city to Samoeng District: Take Highway No. 1269 (Chiang Mai-Samoeng) for about 50 kilometers, which takes approximately 1 hour. 2. From Samoeng District to Tham Luang Mae Saab: Upon reaching Samoeng District, take Highway No. 1349 (Samoeng-Bo Kaeo) north for about 5 kilometers, and you will see the entrance sign to Tham Luang Mae Saab on the left.