Tham Luang Mae Sap Cave, Chiang Mai Province

#Travel to save the world Review of tourism at Tham Luang Mae Sab, Chiang Mai Province Tham Luang Mae Sab is located in Ban Mae Sab, Tambon Sameang Tai, Amphoe Sameang, Chiang Mai Province. It is a natural tourist attraction that is outstanding in terms of geology and the diversity of the ecosystem inside the cave. Although it is not yet widely known among general tourists, the rich environment and natural beauty inside the cave make it have the potential to be developed into a sustainable eco-tourism destination. Natural features Inside Tham Luang Mae Sab, there are a variety of stalactites and stalagmites, which were formed by natural processes that took thousands of years. Some parts of the cave have a stream flowing through them all year round, creating continuous moisture inside the cave. It is also home to some small animals, such as bats and endemic cave insects. Natural light shining through some openings in the cave creates a beautiful and impressive atmosphere, suitable for taking documentary photos or for nature studies. Getting there Tourists can travel from Chiang Mai city to Tham Luang Mae Sab, taking approximately 1.5–2 hours. To get there, take Highway 1269 through Hang Dong District to Samoeng District. Most roads are paved and can be accessed by private vehicles. The entrance to the cave may require a short walk through natural forests. Therefore, you should prepare appropriate equipment, such as hiking shoes, flashlights, and insect protection equipment. Recommendations and advice -There should be local officials or guides to lead the way, especially for those who are traveling into the cave for the first time. -Avoid entering the cave during the rainy season because there may be flash floods. -Support ecotourism by not touching stalactites and stalagmites and not littering in the cave. -You should coordinate with local agencies before traveling for safety and readiness of the place. Tham Luang Mae Sap is therefore a unique natural tourist attraction, suitable for those interested in ecotourism and studying nature. With its potential and beauty, sustainable promotion and development will help make this cave another important destination in Chiang Mai in the future. I recommend it.