Hat Chom Dao or Kaeng Chom Dao, Ubon Ratchathani Province

Hat Chom Dao or Kaeng Chom Dao is located in Non Tan Village, Na Tan District, Ubon Ratchathani, approximately 20 km before Sam Phan Bok. Hat Chom Dao is a large and long stone beach with rapids, several hundred meters long. The formation of strangely shaped rocks is similar to Sam Phan Bok. During the flood season, these rapids are submerged under the Mekong River and eroded by the force of the whirlpools, causing the rapids to become large and small pools, resulting in natural rock sculptures with strange shapes that excite the imagination. Hat Chom Dao is similar to Sam Phan Bok but has a wider area and more strange rock patterns and shapes to see. Some areas have holes and gaps, some areas are layered, some areas are dry soil with small and large pools, some large and small pools, with different shapes. Hat Chom Dao has the most beautiful highlight, which is a large and long cliff with a narrow channel through which water flows. There is also a small rock in the middle of the water for standing and posing for photos, which gives a unique and beautiful angle. There are 2 suitable times: morning and afternoon. It is not recommended to come at noon because it will be very hot. If you want to see the sunrise, come in the morning before 8 am because after that time the sun is very bright because Ubon is a province where the sun rises very early. At 5.30 am, the sun starts to rise. Another period is in the afternoon from about 4 pm. You have to allow about half an hour for walking. The best time to visit is from November to May. #Missing the forest and mountains #Our hearts are at the sea #Worth visiting homestay #Camping lovers #Buffet lovers