Naka cave, a stone cave that really seems to be lifelike

Tham Nakha, a landmark of Bueng Kan with a goosebumps-inducing legend. This is a sacred place where people flock to worship and ask for blessings, fortune, and luck. -There are two ways to go up, both are equally steep. We went up the Tad Wiman Thip waterfall route, which took quite a while because we stopped at the waterfall so often. However, the way down took only 45 minutes. -The other way is Wat Chaimongkol. -Preparing to go up Tham Nakha -Your body must be ready. If you are sick or have weak health, we do not recommend going up because it is really tiring. -Massage oil, muscle pain reliever -You should bring as much drinking water as you can because you will have to drink water all the way. However, if you run out of water, you can refill it at the park officer's house near Pha Jai ​​Khad. -For those who walk from the waterfall to the cliff like us, you should have a lunch that is easy to carry. ......................................... **This is a personal belief. Please use your discretion when reading. Brief history of Tham Nakha, there is a legend that has been told for tens of thousands of years. In the past, Pu U Lue was a god in heaven. Then he was cursed to become a Naga, ruling the underground city at Bueng Khong Long or Bueng Kan Province, where both Naga and humans lived. Later, the people in the underground city, both humans and Naga, had lust and fell in love with each other. When Pu U Lue, the Naga, found out about this, he was angry with his followers who fell in love with a human. Then he cursed his followers to turn into stone in a cave. The cursed followers were all over Bueng Kan Province and in many places to protect humans. #Naga Cave #Bueng Kan #Natural Wonders