[2025 Sirindhorn Attraction] Travel Guide for Kaeng Tana National Park (Updated May)

#Rainy season tourist destination Kaeng Tana, the longest suspension bridge in the world, at Kaeng Tana National Park, Sirindhorn District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. There is still pristine nature along the driving route. During the rainy season, you can stop to pick wild mushrooms everywhere. Or if it's not convenient, you can stop by the roadside market stalls. There are villagers who pick wild mushrooms to sell. You can choose to shop as much as you want. Leaving the place is a good place to stop to see the Pak Mun Dam, which is not far away.

Kaeng Tana, located within Kaeng Tana National Park in Khong Chiam District, Ubon Ratchathani Province, is a significant natural tourist destination known for its ecological and geological importance. It features the largest rock rapids in the Mun River, stretching across the waterway. The highlight of Kaeng Tana is its stunning scenery, where the river flows through various rock formations. During the dry season (approximately November to May), the water level drops, revealing intricate rock patterns and the unique ridges of the rapids. Visitors can enjoy walking along the riverbank or capturing breathtaking photos amidst the natural beauty. Another notable feature is the Kaeng Tana Suspension Bridge, which spans the Mun River. This bridge serves as a key viewpoint in the park, offering panoramic views of Kaeng Tana. It is ideal for photography enthusiasts and those who enjoy leisurely walks to immerse themselves in nature. Beyond its natural beauty, Kaeng Tana holds ecological significance as the surrounding area is home to diverse flora and fauna. Additionally, it is conveniently located near other famous attractions such as Pha Taem and Saeng Chan Waterfall (also known as the Hole Waterfall).

🌳 Kaeng Tana, Ubon... Heaven by the Two-Colored River 🏞️ Come experience the beauty of nature at Kaeng Tana National Park, Ubon Ratchathani Province! Here you will see the two-colored river (Mekong and Mun) converging beautifully. Enjoy the panoramic view of the small rapids and take a deep breath of fresh air. For those who want to get close to nature, the park also has a tent area available. ⛺️ Tent rental fee: * Thai tourists: 30 baht/night * International tourists: 100 baht/night Prepare your camping equipment and come listen to the sounds of nature at Kaeng Tana! 😊 #KaengTana #UbonRatchathani #VisitUbon #Two-ColoredRiver #Camping #Nature #NationalPark #NatureAttractions #TravelEco

Kaeng Tana, Ubon Ratchathani Province 👍It is the largest rapid in the middle of the Mun River. In the middle of Kaeng Tana, there is a huge rock that is an island in the middle of the Mun River, which was formed by the two Mun Rivers that are very fast and will erode into the rocks about 1 meter high. 🗿 Tana originally came from the word "death" because the area of ​​Kaeng Tana has a very fast current and there are large and small rocks everywhere, as well as many underwater caves. Villagers who travel by water or go fishing often have accidents and die regularly. The villagers therefore called this rapid "Kaeng Marana", but later it was called "Kaeng Tana". 🏞️ Kaeng Tana National Park 📍 Khong Chiam District, Ubon Ratchathani Province #tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี

Enjoy a sunset cruise at Kaeng Tana, Khong Chiam District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. It's very beautiful. A new experience in Ubon Ratchathani.

Clear sky with a good atmosphere "Kaeng Tana Cafe" ☕️💕Kaeng Tana National Park ⛅️🍂🍂 #Tad Ton Waterfall is located in Kaeng Tana National Park, Khong Chiam District, Ubon Ratchathani Province, about 90 km from the city. "It is a very beautiful waterfall. It is formed by Tad Ton Stream flowing through a stone platform and falling into a lowland, forming a pool where you can swim. The water is cool and clear. The surrounding area is a forest and various flowers. Tourists can enjoy the beauty of the waterfall from June to October of every year. 🚩 Tambon Kham Khuen Kaeo, Amphoe Sirindhorn, Ubon Ratchathani Province Travel Highway No. 2173, which separates from Highway No. 217 for about 5 kilometers. 📍👌🏻👌🏻 #trip #Get a discount without relying on luck

📍 Kaeng Tana Suspension Bridge, Ubon Ratchathani Province is the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in the Northeast, almost 300 meters long, connecting the two sides of Kaeng Tana and Don Tana. It is used for crossing the Mun River for tourism and nature study. It is located in Kaeng Tana National Park. It is another viewpoint for evening views and watching the sunset on the Mun River beautifully. 🌻 The characteristics of this bridge are a steel bridge structure connected to the pillars with large steel wires. The floor is covered with wood placed together. The bridge is only 2 meters wide. Along the way, I felt a little dizzy and my legs were shaking a little. For those who are afraid of heights, I recommend standing to take a cool photo, checking in at the sign in front to say that you have arrived. Or you can stand and enjoy the view around the bridge. You can see the water above Kaeng Tana. 😊🗺 Place name: Kaeng Tana Suspension Bridge ✨ Interesting things: The longest suspension bridge in the Northeast 🗣 Advice: Walk carefully across the bridge #Ubonratchathani #KaengTana #TravelThailand #TravelThailand #WhereToTravel #NatureTherapy

Kaeng Tana Suspension Bridge After visiting Phu Phrao Temple, we went down the mountain to continue our trip to Kaeng Tana. It's a pity that the water is high at this time, so we can't swim. But the view is beautiful, it's a great place to visit. #Kaeng Tana

Location: Located in the area of ​​Khong Chiam and Sirindhorn districts, Ubon Ratchathani province. The area in this area is flat and low hills. The Kaeng Tana area has a fast-flowing river. The highlight is the suspension bridge, which is the longest suspension bridge for people to cross in the northeast and is also a viewpoint on both sides of the Mun River. You can travel here all year round.

Let's please the camping lovers... In the past, I went to experience the cool air at Kaeng Tana. Let me tell you, it was so awesome. A million K's 😅😅😅 #MissingNature #TravelNearHome #TravelUbonRatchathani #Thailand

Kaeng Tana National Park is located in Khong Chiam and Sirindhorn districts, Ubon Ratchathani province. The general area is flat and low hills, with Khao Banthat as the highest point, approximately 543 meters above sea level. The Mun and Mekong rivers flow through the northern boundary to Laos. Kaeng Tana has fast and deep water, and there are many underwater caves, which are a place where fish live abundantly. In the middle is a large rocky island. It covers an area of ​​approximately 50,000 rai or 80 Kaeng Tana National Park National Park Wildlife Sanctuary Kaeng Tana is the largest rapid in the middle of the Mun River. In the middle of Kaeng Tana is a huge rocky island in the middle of the Mun River, which was formed by the two fast-flowing Mun Rivers and eroded into a rocky line approximately 1 meter high. It is the 33rd national park in Thailand, covering an area of ​​approximately 50,000 rai, covering Khong Chiam and Sirindhorn districts, Ubon Ratchathani province. The terrain is mostly flat and low hills with the Mun River and the Mekong River flowing through. The general forest is a goat forest or red forest. There is only a tropical forest along the Huai Yai stream. Within the Kaeng Tana National Park, there are many interesting tourist attractions such as Don Tana, an island that occurs across the Mun River and divides the Mun River into two streams. It covers an area of ​​approximately 225 rai. The general area is dry evergreen forest. In the north of the island, there is a sandy beach for relaxation. The suspension bridge is a bridge that connects the park office to Don Tana and is the longest suspension bridge for pedestrians in Thailand. It can be used as a good viewpoint on both sides of the Mun River. Kaeng Tana is a section of the Mun River, next to Don Tana. In the middle of Kaeng Tana, there is a huge sandstone rock that is an island in the middle of the Mun River. If you look at the rock, you will see a square-shaped structure that was used as a tool to indicate the waterway for ships during the time when the French were colonizing. Tham Phra or Tham Phu Ma Nai is about 1 kilometer from the tourist service center. It is a cliff protruding from the Mun River. Inside the cave, there are stone inscriptions and a Shiva lingam (yoni base) dating back to the 12th-13th Buddhist centuries. Lan Pha Phueng is about 1.5 kilometers from the park office. It is a sandstone plateau and steep cliffs. The cliff faces east, so it can be used as a spot to watch the sunrise. Tad Ton Waterfall is a very beautiful waterfall, formed by Tad Ton Stream. Below the waterfall is a pool where you can swim. The best time to visit is from June to October. The park has bungalows and camping grounds. The price is 1,000-2,500 baht. The entrance fee is 20 baht for Thai adults and 10 baht for children. Foreigners are 100 baht for adults and 50 baht for children. The entrance fee is 50 percent off for Thai tourists from Monday to Friday, except on public holidays. From July 1 to December 31, 2015, adults are 10 baht and children are 5 baht. #thailand #cafelife #missnature

Kaeng Tana National Park is a dry evergreen forest and wildlife sanctuary. There is a river flowing through it. There is a viewpoint of the Mekong River, the best in the northeastern region, where the Mun River and the Mekong River flow through to Laos. It is called "Kaeng Tana" or the locals call it "Death Rapids". It has fairly deep rapids and large and small rocks all around. It is beautiful and worth a visit to see nature and wildlife. #VisitUbon

Kaeng Tana National Park is located in Khong Chiam and Sirindhorn districts, Ubon Ratchathani province. The area in this area is flat and low hills. The highest point is Khao Banthat, which is 543 meters high. The Mun River and the Mekong River flow through the northern border to Laos. The bridge in the picture is a suspension bridge. It is the longest suspension bridge for people to cross in Thailand. It is also a viewpoint on both sides of the Mun River. It is very cool.