[2025 Ban Phaeng ] Travel Guide for Phu Langka National Park (Updated Jul)

#Travel to save the world Sai Ngam Waterfall, Bueng Kan Province is the third level of Tad Pho Waterfall, located in Phu Langka National Park, which covers the area of ​​Ban Phaeng District, Nakhon Phanom Province and Bueng Khong Long District, Bueng Kan Province. This waterfall has a complete and beautiful nature. It is a place for tourists to stay when they travel to study the nature trail of Phu Langka Mountain or Nakhi Cave. Tourists can start their journey from the Phu Langka National Park office by walking along the nature study trail for about 1.5 kilometers to reach Sai Ngam Waterfall. The walking path is a concrete path that is easy to access and does not require a guide. Before going up, you should prepare yourself and your body. You should bring drinking water with you and check the weather conditions before going up for safety. #Sai Ngam Waterfall #Nakhi Cave #Phu Langka National Park #Bueng Kan #Nakhon Phanom

#Travel to save the world Phu Langka National Park is located in Ban Phaeng District, Nakhon Phanom Province and Bueng Khong Long District, Bueng Kan Province. The highlights and important tourist attractions are Tham Nakha, Tham Nakhi, Tad Wiman Thip Waterfall, Tad Kham Waterfall, Tad Pho Waterfall, and Chedi Kong Khao Si Bun Nao. The park area is rich with beautiful nature study trails. Here, you have to walk through the nature study trails set by the park and there should be an officer to lead the way for the safety of tourists. Phu Langka National Park also has a variety of accommodation zones for tourists to choose from, including houses and tent areas. Campers must not miss it. #VisitPhuLangkaNationalPark #ThamNakhi #ThamNakhi

🏡 Homestay Baan Ahrang 🏡 📍Address: 196 Tambon Pha Chang Noi, Amphoe Pong, Phayao 56140 🏖️Environment: This is a homestay located in Phu Langka, Phayao Province. It is a small homestay near the famous coffee shop Magic Mountain. There are about 5 rooms. You have to book in advance. You can see the sea of ​​fog in the morning from the common balcony. The rooms are not large. There are both family rooms and single beds. Some rooms have balconies with views of Phu Langka. The rooms have amenities such as a refrigerator, kettle, hair dryer. Breakfast is rice porridge, bread, and fried eggs. 🕰️bOpening hours Check in 14.00 hrs. Check out 12.00 hrs. 💰Average price per person: 700 baht #Homestay accommodation #100 ways to travel #Homestay Baan Ahrang #Phu Langka accommodation #Phayao attractions

Wat Phulangka Tai is a temple for the people, belonging to the Thammayut sect. It is located at Village No. 10, Phon Thong Subdistrict, Ban Phaeng District, Nakhon Phanom Province. It has a beautiful view and a shady atmosphere. It is located at the foot of Phulangka. There is also a pavilion on the mountain. You can go up to pay homage and pray to the Buddha statue. You can see the beautiful scenery of Phulangka. The nature is very beautiful. 🙏🙏🙏 I pay homage to Phra Khru Anukul Thammarak (Luang Pho Praklong Kanthammo). I offered drinking water and had a religious discussion. I received some thoughts to remind me of my life. “Goodness is a measure of morality.” #Thai temple #Beautiful temple #Forest temple

Nakhi Cave is located in Phu Langka National Park in Nakhon Phanom Province. Because Nakhi Cave is located in Bueng Kan Province, it is another route of the Naga like Nakhi Cave. But I must say that there are many photo spots here. There are also many Mu spots. Nakhi Cave is a large rock with a pattern resembling a Naga scale on the surface of the rock, similar to Nakhi Cave. There are many interesting spots such as Wang Nakhi, Pha Nakhi, Hin Sali Khu, Lan Tham, Hin Phraya Sri Satta Nakarat, Naga eggs, Naga heads. I must say that each spot is just as beautiful as Nakhi Cave. There is a distance of about 1.5 kilometers of concrete pavement and a 300-meter hiking trail. The total round trip time is about 1-2 hours (easy to walk). #NakhonPhanom #Thailand #NakhiCave #MuSaiMuDontMiss

Bueng Kan was one of favourite on this list! Loved the Mekong vibe 🌅 The Naga Cave, located in Bung Khong Long district, is part of the Phu Langka National Park. This strange and amazing beauty of the large stone shaped like a giant snake or a serpent is a must be! It is definitely a great attraction for those who like nature, and a bit of mystery. Outstanding beauty and complexity of the natural rock formations or sun cracks. Highly recommend you reserve your queue first before planning anything else. Flight plan, hotel stay, etc. The hike takes 3-5 hours (average), with steep stairs and rocks. Make sure you carry enough water, some food and tip the local guide. Flight: Either choose Nakhon Phanom Airport or Udon Thani Airport. We picked Udon Thani, more flight options. Hotel: Recommend Thai Guesthouse, new building. Great location and service, with lots of nearby restaurants, convenient stores. Breakfast starts at 5 a.m. One of the best options available / Avoid Huen Kiang Bueng, great room and facilities but service was a big disappointment. Rude and a rip off. Restaurant: Lob Moom Soi8. Excellent food and service by lakeside Getting around: Car or bike rental is probably the best way to get around. Many prpvider available. Avis, Chic, ThaiCarRent. Buses and trains are also available. Other attractions: Highly recommend (1) Phu Singh Forestry National Park-Three Whale Rock is AMAZING. Unseen remarkable rock cliff; (2) Phu Tok; (3) Chet si waterfall #awesomepic#passionpassport#nationalpark#2023travelwish#bucketlistreboot#thailand#buengkan

Naga Cave is a geological tourist attraction that was created when the surface of the rock was eroded by the Sun Crack phenomenon, resulting in patterns resembling fish scales or snake scales. In addition, the curvature of the rock makes the overall shape resemble the coils of a large snake or Naga. According to the legend of the belief in the story of Chao Pu U Lue who was cursed to be a Naga and was imprisoned, he will be freed from the curse and the area will be known and prosperous only after 10 years, which is consistent with the 10th anniversary of the founding of Bueng Kan Province in 2020. This has led to people coming to see this cave and it has become famous to this day. The distance from the starting point to Naga Cave is approximately 1,400 meters. The path is a natural path consisting of stairs at intervals alternating with the ground. At some points, you have to pull on a rope to help support yourself both up and down. In addition, there are other nearby tourist attractions, such as Chedi Luang Pu Sao, Chedi Luang Pu Wang, Tham Luang Pu Wang, and Head of Naga 1, etc. It takes about 4-5 hours to travel back and forth. If you are physically ready, we recommend coming to worship and ask for good fortune.

Naga Cave at Phu Langka National Park, Nakhon Phanom side, Tambon Phai Lom, Amphoe Ban Phaeng, approximately 100 kilometers from Nakhon Phanom city. It's a more comfortable cave walk than Naga Cave, not very tiring. The path is quite shady, cool, comfortable in the cave, the atmosphere is worth believing in. During the journey, walk slowly for a while and you'll reach your destination. Hurry before your legs can't take it. 😆#VisitNakhonPhanom #NagaCave #NakhonPhanom

When it comes to Thai legends, the legend of the Naga is a matter of belief and faith that has been closely connected to the way of life of Thai people for a long time and is very strong, especially in the northeastern region where there are many sacred places related to the Naga. One of them is here, Tham Nakha, Bueng Kan, a beautiful, unseen, and mysterious cave in Phu Langka National Park. Tham Nakha is a cave located in the area of ​​Phu Langka National Park, Bueng Khong Long District, Bueng Kan Province. It is located near Wat Tham Chai Mongkhon. The unique beauty of this place is the shape of the large rocks that look like giant snakes or Nagas. This makes this cave another tourist attraction for those who love nature and mystery. Inside the cave, you will find rocks that look like the body of a Naga. If you look at them, they look like the scales of a large snake and are covered with green moss. It looks beautiful but also mysterious. In addition, there is a rock that looks like the head of a giant snake not far from the cave. For tourists who want to visit the beauty of Tham Nakha, you must book an entrance to the park in advance via the QueQ app. You should dress smartly. Because you have to walk up 1,400 steep steps and it takes about 1.5 hours. #TravelIsan #ThamNakha #BungKan #BungKhongLong #Thailand

Arrived at Nakha Cave. It was hard to make a reservation. It took a while to get a day that coincided with my own holiday. First time hiking experience. Most impressed with the atmosphere when we got there. Going with a large group is fun, walking, climbing, and going up the stairs. 😂 It's tiring but so much fun. Everyone should try coming at least once. Pray for blessings. JJ the guide took very good care of us. Grandma and grandkid went with us. The trip went smoothly and the grandma and grandkid didn't look tired at all. There were 7 of us on this trip. We reserved 1 guide for 1:7.

Nakhi Cave, Phu Langka National Park, Nakhon Phanom Province

Getting There - By airplane to Nakhonpanom province and take the bus or van to Bueng Kan province. And then go to Phu Langka National Park. Then go to Naga cape. Attractions - Amazon of natural creation if you see photo you will found the look it look like Naga. Most of local people in Bueng Kan province believe this mountain it come from the big Naga. So you will see the rock look like head of Naga also Naga Body it really like Naga. Really nice location. You will spend around 5 hours for getting there and go down. The path quite hard and tried feeling. Local people believe you can make a wish from Naga Head. If you want plan to go there you have to booking in advance on QueQ application. You can’t walk without Guide this force by officer there and also so with the regulations. Please visit 1 time of your life when you come to Thailand

Tham Nakha - Phu Langka National Park Tham Nakha is a cave in Phu Langka National Park, Bueng Khong Long District, Bueng Kan Province. It is characterized by its eroded rock formations, with patterns resembling snake scales. 📍 Preparing for Tham Nakha - Try to go down in the morning because the weather is good, it is comfortable to walk, and it is not hot. - When you arrive at the registration location, you can go up right away at 09.34. You will go down until 15.15. - You must prepare your ID card, proof of registration via the QQ app, and proof of vaccination. - Prepare food and water (1-2 bottles). - You may also prepare smelling salts, muscle relaxant spray, and mineral salts. - Cloth gloves, but this depends on the person because at some points you have to hold onto the rope while climbing because it is slippery and may cut your hands from the rope. - Garbage bags, put garbage back down and throw it away. - Some points are steep and slippery. Shoes must be good, and you must dress appropriately. - If the weather is hot, prepare a hat and clothes that are suitable for the weather. - Go to the bathroom properly. Will come back again when coming back down 📍 During the journey - There is a volunteer guide to lead the way and give tips as appropriate - Our group of 4 people had a very good guide who took care of us the whole time, fanned us, took pictures, recommended various points, and told us very good stories of legends. - It wasn't long from the starting point, we reached point A - There are 12 points in the journey, A-L - Every letter has a meaning because it was very tiring to pass each point. - Sip water slowly, take a break when you're tired, there are always places to rest, no need to force yourself, when you can, continue. - There are a lot of stairs - Not recommended for those with knee problems or cramps. - I recommend going up to the point where you pay respect to Luang Pu Wang. There will be a shady wooden balcony there, suitable for stopping and having lunch. - After this point, it will be the way back. - On the way back, we walked for a long time without stopping. - On the way down, my knees hurt from the stairs, my old enemy, lol - In a moment, we reached the starting point. Yay 🎉 📍 Summary - The place is beautiful. The sacredness is a personal belief, whether you believe in it or not. Please respect the place. Respect those who believe in you, know the time and place, maintain good manners, and follow the park's rules. - Is it difficult to walk? I think it's not that difficult. - More difficult than walking up the cave is to register. - Now there is a new system of regulations, making it less crowded, comfortable to walk, and not crowded. - Anyone who wants to come, get ready, register in time, and come on in! ❤️❤️ #MissingNature #ReviewNatureTravel #WaitingForTravelDay #NorthIsanTeam #ThamNakha #BuengKhongLong #NationalParkWorthVisiting #PhuLangkaNationalPark

1. Address - Phu Langka National Park, Bueng Kan Province Highlight - Tham Nakha is located in Wat Tham Chai Mongkhon in Phu Langka National Park, Bueng Khong Long District, Bueng Kan Province. Its distinctive feature is that the cave walls look like the scales of a Naga according to the beliefs of the locals. In terms of science, this place calls a geological phenomenon called "Sun Crack", which is caused by cracks on the surface of the rock and changes according to different temperatures, resulting in marks similar to the scales of a Naga. Score - 10/10 # #Follow the power of faith #Pray for blessings #Naga 2. Address - Highlight - Score - 3. Address - Highlight - Score -

🌳Phu Langka National Park, Ban Phaeng District, Nakhon Phanom Province is considered one of the places that connects the belief in the Naga. It can be said that anyone who loves the path of merit and nature must come here at least once in their life. 💸Service fee for Thais 👶Children 10 baht 👦Adults 20 baht 🏞️Interesting tourist attractions in the park include Tad Kham Waterfall, Tad Pho Waterfall, and Nakhi Cave, etc. #NakhonPhanom #MissNature #ReviewIsan

Phu Langka, the sacred land ⛰⛰ The land of the Naga, namely the Naga Cave, with the shape of the natural rocks that look like snake heads, many of them, both in shape and scales of the rocks, which according to legend means that the Naga was cursed. I personally went and it was very beautiful, very sacred, tiring but definitely worth it. #Visit the national park #Phu Langka #Pu U Lue #Bung Kan

Getting There - airplane from Bangkok then driving to 212 street to Ban Phaeng district(about an hour far by car) Attractions - Phu Langka national park Hotels - hostel Phu Langka national park covers the area of approximately 31,250 Rai in Pai Loam Sub-district, Ban Phaeng District of Nakhon Phanom Province.The park covers the layers of three mountains.It is the best to visit from May to October, the rainy season brings the water into the waterfall and stream. Visiting here in winter is not as good as in rainy because there is not enough water to flow in the waterfall.You can also visit Naka cave, where there is sun crack phenomenon of the rock which look like heads of big snakes, which is the origin of the name “Naka” #phu lang ka

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip Phu Langka National Park is a park rich in nature located in Nakhon Phanom Province, Thailand, and is famous for the mysterious "Nakhe Cave" and multi-tiered waterfalls. The high rocky mountain offers views of the Mekong River and Laos, and is also popular as a spectacular spot for morning mist and sunsets. You can enjoy hiking and trekking while surrounded by a mythical atmosphere and majestic nature. Best season May to October (rainy season): The waterfall is rich in water, and wild orchids and butterflies are active. It is beautiful to watch the sunrise and sunset from the top. You can basically enjoy it all year round during other times of the year.

If you are looking for a trip that is complete with mystery, nature, good energy and faith – this is the “Phra Nak Path” that you should not miss. Main destination: Nakhi Cave – The mysterious charm of Phu Langka Many people already know about “Nakhi Cave”… but another source of power that is equally beautiful and sacred is “Nakhi Cave”. Located in Phu Langka National Park, Nakhon Phanom Province, next to Bueng Kan. The path may not be as brutal as Nakhi Cave, but the beauty, tranquility and power of faith – 100% without deduction! The hiking trail is about 1.5 - 2 kilometers with a guide and along the way you will pass through a quiet forest that seems to hide something until you reach the highlight… “Nakhi Stone” that is arranged in a long line, similar to a giant snake crawling up from the stone floor. The scale pattern is clear as if it was carved by someone in a legend. Some stones have the shape of a Naga head that is coiled miraculously. For those who believe in Nakhi, I must say that… “you can feel” some power that photos cannot explain. Popular photo spots: • “Nakee Scales”, detailed stone patterns resembling real snake scales • “Nakee Head” that looks like it’s looking at visitors • Panoramic view from a high cliff, overlooking the forest as far as the eye can see Recommendations: • Must book in advance via the QueQ app • Prepare good shoes, drinking water, and don’t forget your “heart” that is open to the power of nature Here are 2 more places of faith that are just as great 1. Monument of Prince Prajak Silpakom – the center of Udon Thani people’s minds, located in the heart of Udon Thani. Anyone who comes to this city must stop by to pay homage to him! Prince Prajak Silpakom was the founder of Udon Thani and his monument stands tall and beautiful. Soldiers are guarding it and people come to pay homage all the time, especially those who come to ask for blessings for work, civil service, exams, or success. The aura of respect is very strong! Taking a photo together here is the highest honor for Udon people. It is suitable for starting or ending a trip. It is a “point to recharge your faith” that makes anyone feel warm. 2. Wat Pa Ban Tad – a temple in the Luang Ta Maha Bua lineage that you must visit at least once in your life. Wat Pa Ban Tad, Mueang District, Udon Thani Province is a forest monk temple of “Luang Ta Maha Bua Yanasampanno”, a famous monk with disciples all over the country. Although he has passed away, the power of Dharma and faith still fills the temple. The atmosphere inside is peaceful, shady, full of trees and the sound of birds chirping. It is very suitable for meditation, walking meditation, or just walking quietly, which is like cleansing your mind. Highlights: • Luang Ta's pavilion • Luang Ta's museum • The natural forest trail around the temple is a very relaxing walk. Trip summary: The Northeast is not only good for the old city, but also has “power” that you have to experience for yourself! Nakhi Cave – Nature + faith, molded by the hands of the universe Krom Luang Monument – ​​The origin of Udon's prosperity Wat Pa Ban Tad – Peace of mind in the shade of Dharma Anyone looking for a trip that will recharge both body, mind, and merit – must make this trip at least once in their life. #UdonReview #UdonTravel #MustVisit #NakhonPhanom #NakhonPhanomMustVisit #PhuLangKaBungKan #LuangPrachakSinlapakom #Wat Pa Ban Tad #Must come to Udon Thani #Nakhon Phanom, the city of happiness #Phaya Naga Cave #Phaya Nakhi #Spiritual line

Review of Tourist Attraction: Phu Langka National Park (Nakee Cave) Location: Phu Langka National Park, Phai Lom Subdistrict, Ban Phaeng District, Nakhon Phanom Province Phu Langka National Park is one of the key natural attractions in Nakhon Phanom Province. It is renowned for its complex limestone mountain terrain, covered with lush evergreen and mixed deciduous forests. The park boasts a rich ecosystem and has preserved its pristine natural beauty exceptionally well. One of the main highlights within the park is Nakee Cave, a sandstone cave with unique geological features. Inside the cave and its surrounding area, there are rocks with patterns resembling the scales of a mythical serpent, known as the Naga. These formations are naturally created through a process called "Sun Crack," which occurs due to temperature changes and environmental conditions. Activities of Interest: - Trekking to study nature along the trail to Nakee Cave, approximately 1.5 kilometers long, taking about 1–2 hours to complete. - Enjoying the scenic views of Tad Pho Waterfall, Hin Ngam Waterfall, and the stunning rock cliffs along the way. - Learning and experiencing the local beliefs about the Naga, which are connected to the natural rock formations. Travel Tips: - Contact the park staff in advance to arrange for a guide. - Dress appropriately for trekking and bring sufficient drinking water. - The best time to visit is from November to May. - Nakee Cave is closed annually from June 1–30 to allow for natural restoration. Phu Langka National Park is an ideal destination for nature lovers seeking tranquility, cultural insights, and the chance to marvel at Thailand's unique geological wonders. Highly recommended!

Phu Langka is a perfect destination for those who love nature and peace. Located in Phayao Province, especially tourists who want to experience fresh air and a view of the mountains surrounded by a sea of ​​fog in the morning, Phu Langka will not disappoint you. 📅 The best time to visit - Winter (November - February) is the time when the sea of ​​fog is the thickest and the weather is cool. - The rainy season is another good choice because the area is green and fresh. 🚘 Travel - From Phayao city, it takes about 2-3 hours by private car or rental car. Because the journey to Phu Langka is quite deep, using a private vehicle is the most convenient. #Graphic2years8months #PhuLangkaSeaofFog #PhuLangkaPhayao #PhayaoTourism #Phayao #PhuLangka

Nakhon Phanom does not only have the Mekong River to see. This is another highlight for those who like to walk, worship, and love nature. Another place I recommend is Phu Langka National Park, or as some call it, Nakhi Cave. When you go up, the air is very good. It really lives up to its reputation as Nakhi Cave. The top is very beautiful. And if you come at the end of the rainy season, early winter, you will see beautiful waterfalls like this. The journey is not difficult. I highly recommend it. #100 ways to travel #Climb Nakhi Cave

#100 ways to travel to Phu Langka @Phayao, a lovely city that is remote and peaceful, that you should come to at least once. The weather is good, there are beautiful views. You can travel from Chiang Rai on the route to Phu Chi Fa, stop by Phu Chi Duean, invite friends to travel to Phu Chi Dao, come sleep and watch the stars at Phu Langka, wake up early to see the sea of ​​fog in front of your house, try it once, a new route, encounter good experiences, beautiful nature, fun, delicious food, good culture, everyone must come😃#@Phayao #100 ways to travel #Phayao is still waiting for you

Tad Pho Waterfall, a natural learning center, ozone center, escape the city to travel and live a simple life, delicious food, convenient transportation 😊🫰

Phu Langka National Park is suitable for adventurers. It has beautiful waterfalls and Naga-shaped rocks. It is worth visiting.

#Rainy season tourist spot 👉 Dolphin Rock #Tad Kinnaree Waterfall is cute, lush, and lush. So cute ❤️ . Hiking coordinates, looking for dolphins at Tad Kinnaree Waterfall in Phu Langka National Park, Bueng Khong Long District #Bung Kan, the walking distance is about 800 meters, walking and studying nature. The picture is when we went on August 30, 2023 at around 4 pm. The light shines on the dolphins just right. It's really beautiful ^^ . 📍 To walk to Tad Kinnaree Waterfall, there will be a local guide who will be waiting at the registration point. Bring drinking water. Make sure your shoes are tight because they can be slippery. Be careful, don't be naughty, don't pick up or bring anything back except memories and photos. Let's help maintain the cleanliness and take care of our nature so that it lasts for a long time. - This place opens for walking from morning until 4 pm. . #Have you traveled yet? #Review Isan #Bung Khong Long #Visit waterfalls in the rainy season

It was a simple and serendipitous trip because the park just opened on July 1st. Walking up the park was fun. There were many things to learn along the way, including various plants and for those who are into the spiritual path, you must come because the Naga is waiting to bestow blessings.

#Rainy season attractions This is another place we've been waiting for. The rainy season has arrived. Because of the lushness, greenness, and the stream flowing down from the mountain, we call it a waterfall. 🏞️🌳💦 Phu Langka National Park or as it is popularly called or understood, this place is "Nakee Cave NAKEE CAVE". I would like to say that you should come in the rainy season. It is more magical because of the shady and abundant nature and the quietness, accompanied by the sound of the wind and flowing water. It is captivating and makes you feel even more connected to nature. Come visit this rainy season. Have a safe trip. 🫧 📍 Nakhon Phanom

Phu Langka National Park (covering Nakhon Phanom and Bueng Kan provinces) is an interesting tourist attraction that connects the belief in the Naga with the Naga Cave. The Naga Cave is a large rock shelter with Naga scales on the surface (similar to the Naga Cave). There is a large rock that looks like a snake head not far away. If you travel for about half a kilometer, there is a viewpoint called “Pha Nakhi” which is a beautiful viewpoint of the Mekong River. The Naga Cave, Naga Eggs, and Naga Head are tourist attractions on the new Phu Langka Nuea nature trail or the Dharma-Naga route (approximately 12 km.). On the trail, there are many interesting places to visit, including Tad Pho Waterfall, Naga Cave, Naga Palace, Naga Cliff, Salikhu Rock, Dharma Land (Hua Phu), Phraya Sri Satta Nakarat Rock, Naga Eggs, Dolphin (Whale) Rock, and Sri Bunnao Rice Pagoda. and the Naga head (number 9) that was recently discovered #SaiMotel #NakhiTham #NakhonPhanom