[2025 Pho Sai Attraction] Travel Guide for Samphanbok Tourist Attraction (Updated Jul)

#WinterTravel Sam Phan Bok, Thailand's Grand Canyon "Sam Phan Bok" does not mean that there are three thousand people waving their hands, but it means "wave". In Lao language, it means "basin". "Sam Phan Bok" therefore means three thousand holes or rock grooves. It is a group of sandstone that has been exposed to natural water flow for thousands of years until it has formed rock grooves of different sizes and widths of tens of meters, becoming countless beautiful and unusual basins scattered on the surface of the stone field along the Mekong River on both the Thai and Lao sides, covering a distance of more than 5 kilometers. Wow, will you be able to walk all of them? Let's test your courage. 📍World-class check-in points of the Sam Phan Bok Grand Canyon 1. "Dog Head Rock" It depends on the eyes of each person. Let's just say that you have to find it. 2. Another popular spot is "Emerald Pool", a large pool. Or locals call it "Bung Nam Sai", with beautiful emerald green water. 3. The cute and adorable waving parts are "star-shaped waving", "heart-shaped waving" and "Mickey Mouse-shaped waving". In addition, there are many different shapes, depending on the eyes and imagination of the visitors. ✔️A little advice is that the best time to visit Sam Phan Bok is when the water dries up, around November-June only. If you are going to visit, do not go in the wrong season, because if you go in the wrong season, you will only see waving in the water. And the best time to visit is during the winter, January to early February. You should go in the morning from sunrise until around 10:00 a.m. or in the evening from 3:00 p.m. until sunset. It is not hot and the light is beautiful like a studio shot. ❗ Be careful, the path is quite dangerous. It is easy to fall or trip. Please wear non-slip shoes and walk carefully. 📞For more information about Sam Phan Bok, please contact the Song Kon Subdistrict Administrative Organization, Pho Sai District. Tel. 0-4533-8057, 0-4533-8015 and Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) Ubon Ratchathani Office Tel. 0-4524-3770, 0-4525-07 #VisitUbonRatchathani #VisitUbon #SamPhanBok #VisitIsan

🪨Sam Phan Bok Unseen Thailand, Thailand's Grand Canyon 🇹🇭 Pho Sai District, Ubon Ratchathani Province It is a series of small and large rapids formed by natural water currents that have been eroding for thousands of years, becoming holes or grooves with unusual shapes along the Mekong River between Thailand and Laos, for a distance of more than 5 kilometers. You can find beautiful and unique photo spots. You can also name the rapids according to your imagination. The best time to visit is from November to February, because the water level will be low enough to see the rapids, and the weather will be cool and comfortable. You can drive in and park And use the songthaew service to take you down to the walking point. The round trip fee is only 20฿/person. #Expenses Parking fee: 30 baht per car Shuttle service fee: 20 baht per person ⏰The best time to visit 3,000 Bok is in the morning from 06.00 to 08.00 and in the evening from 16.00 to 18.00. #SamphanBok #UbonRatchathani #Get a discount without relying on luck

#Travel to save the world Sam Phan Bok is located at Ban Pong Pao, Tambon Leang Ngam, Amphoe Pho Sai, Ubon Ratchathani Province. It is a group of sandstone rocks that have been eroded by the Mekong River into thousands of holes or "Bok" in the local language, earning it the nickname of the Grand Canyon of Thailand. Location: Ban Pong Pao, Tambon Leang Ngam, Amphoe Pho Sai, Ubon Ratchathani Province 34340 Opening-Closing Time: Open for visits every day from approximately 06:00 to 18:00. However, the best time to visit is in late winter and summer (around December - May) when the water level in the Mekong River is low, allowing the beauty of the various Bok to be clearly seen. The beauty of Sam Phan Bok comes from the erosion of water over a long period of time, creating holes, basins and grooves in the rocks with strange shapes, such as hearts, Mickey Mouse, and many others. Walking around and searching for the various shapes It is an interesting activity Pros: * Beautiful natural phenomenon and Unseen Thailand * There are strange and interesting rock shapes * Suitable for taking pictures * There is a local car service to take you around Notes: * Should come during the dry season when the water level is low * The area is quite wide, should have time to walk around * Should prepare sun protection equipment and drinking water Overall, Sam Phan Bok is an impressive natural tourist attraction and worth visiting when visiting Ubon Ratchathani Province.

Here you go! This is the overview of the 3-day, 2-night “Ubon Ratchathani” trip, complete with travel, food, and accommodation, with a fun and cute review style for travelers: ⸻ 📍 Overview of the trip Ubon, a city of nature, arts, culture, and the first light of Siam! A complete trip for those who love merit, adventure, cafe, and photography, chilling throughout the trip ⸻ 🚩 Travel route • Plane: It takes ~1 hour from Bangkok to Ubon Airport • Car: Drive from Bangkok for about 9-10 hours, suitable for road trips • In the city: Rent a car/rent a car or use Grab/local songthaew ⸻ 🏖️ Must-see attractions 1. Sam Phan Bok – Thailand’s Grand Canyon, most beautiful during low tide 2. Pha Taem – Thailand’s first sunrise spot With ancient paintings 3. Wat Sirindhorn Wararam Phu Phrao - The temple glows at night, beautiful and mysterious 4. Saeng Chan Waterfall - The most romantic waterfall in Ubon Ratchathani 5. Ubon Ratchathani Morning Market - Try authentic local food ⸻ 🚇 How to get around in the area • Renting a car is the most convenient • Or hire a taxi/van in the city • There are some songthaews, but they run less (suitable for walking around the city) ⸻ 📷 Photo spots • Sam Phan Bok Rocks during sunset • Phu Phrao Temple's Ubosot glows at night • Ancient paintings at Pha Taem • Minimal-style coffee corners from cafes in the city, such as Moonlover Cafe ⸻ 🍜 Recommended food • Khao Pun Nam Jaew (Traditional Isan Noodle Soup) • Mushroom Soup with Basil Leaves • Ubon Pork Sausage (Must Buy) • Jaew Hon • Roti Bang-on (Famous Dessert in the City) ⸻ 🏠 Recommended Accommodation 1. Baan Suan Khunta Resort – Natural Resort Style 2. Yuu Hotel Ubon – New Hotel in the City Center, Near Restaurants 3. Outside Inn – Warm Minimalist Accommodation ⸻ 💡 Precautions • Rainy Season (July–October) Some Roads May Be Slippery, Be Careful • Some Places to Visit Are Far Apart, Plan Your Route in Advance • Very Strong Sunscreen, Hat, and Drinking Water Are A Must • If You Go to Sam Phan Bok, Check the Water Level in Advance (December–April, You Will See the Bok Most Clearly)

Today we will introduce you to a place that everyone has heard of and is famous in the northeast and takes great photos. However, some people have never been there to experience the atmosphere and beauty of nature here. This place is #SamphanBok. This place is in Ubon Ratchathani Province. It is right on the banks of the Mekong River. In the evening, the light is very good. I recommend taking photos if you want beautiful photos. SamphanBok is not an exaggeration to say that you will get three thousand photos. I would like everyone to find a place to stay near Khong Chiam because it is quite far from the city. The hotel in this trip is very economical. I recommend it. #trip

The rapids under the Mekong River in Pho Sai District, Ubon Ratchathani Province, were created by the whirlpools that repeatedly eroded until they became amazing natural sculptures with different shapes. There are more than 3,000 of them. Isan people call these holes or basins "Bok", which is the origin of the name "Sam Phan Bok". It is recommended to visit during the dry season. When the Mekong River recedes, the sandbar on the rapids in the middle of the Mekong River will appear. #unseenthailand #beautifulphotographplaces #natureattractions #summerattractions #ubonratchathaniattractions #mustvisitphotographers #mekongriver #highlights #samphanbok #wheretogoinubon #ubonratchathani