[2025 Samoeng Attraction] Travel Guide for Mae Sap Cave (Updated Jul)

#Travel to save the world Review of tourism at Tham Luang Mae Sab, Chiang Mai Province Tham Luang Mae Sab is located in Ban Mae Sab, Tambon Sameang Tai, Amphoe Sameang, Chiang Mai Province. It is a natural tourist attraction that is outstanding in terms of geology and the diversity of the ecosystem inside the cave. Although it is not yet widely known among general tourists, the rich environment and natural beauty inside the cave make it have the potential to be developed into a sustainable eco-tourism destination. Natural features Inside Tham Luang Mae Sab, there are a variety of stalactites and stalagmites, which were formed by natural processes that took thousands of years. Some parts of the cave have a stream flowing through them all year round, creating continuous moisture inside the cave. It is also home to some small animals, such as bats and endemic cave insects. Natural light shining through some openings in the cave creates a beautiful and impressive atmosphere, suitable for taking documentary photos or for nature studies. Getting there Tourists can travel from Chiang Mai city to Tham Luang Mae Sab, taking approximately 1.5–2 hours. To get there, take Highway 1269 through Hang Dong District to Samoeng District. Most roads are paved and can be accessed by private vehicles. The entrance to the cave may require a short walk through natural forests. Therefore, you should prepare appropriate equipment, such as hiking shoes, flashlights, and insect protection equipment. Recommendations and advice -There should be local officials or guides to lead the way, especially for those who are traveling into the cave for the first time. -Avoid entering the cave during the rainy season because there may be flash floods. -Support ecotourism by not touching stalactites and stalagmites and not littering in the cave. -You should coordinate with local agencies before traveling for safety and readiness of the place. Tham Luang Mae Sap is therefore a unique natural tourist attraction, suitable for those interested in ecotourism and studying nature. With its potential and beauty, sustainable promotion and development will help make this cave another important destination in Chiang Mai in the future. I recommend it.

Another Unseen destination in Chiang Mai, Tham Luang Mae Saab, also known as the 'Rainbow Cave,' is located in Samoeng District, Chiang Mai Province. This tourist spot is known for its beauty and uniqueness. Inside the cave, the walls feature various colored stripes such as gray, white, yellow, orange, and red, which are caused by different chemical compositions in the rock. This has earned it the nickname 'Rainbow Cave.' To visit Tham Luang Mae Saab, you need to climb quite steep stairs, but once inside, you will find a spacious cave hall with beautiful stalactites and colorful patterns. The cave is equipped with lighting to enhance safety and beauty during the visit. Additionally, the area in front of the cave has been landscaped, with parking and clean restrooms available for tourists. Tham Luang Mae Saab is open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. It is recommended to contact the Khun Khan National Park officials before visiting to obtain permission and safety equipment such as helmets and flashlights. For those who enjoy cave exploration, this is a must-visit. Traveling to Tham Luang Mae Saab (Rainbow Cave) in Samoeng District, Chiang Mai Province can be done as follows: 1. From Chiang Mai city to Samoeng District: Take Highway No. 1269 (Chiang Mai-Samoeng) for about 50 kilometers, which takes approximately 1 hour. 2. From Samoeng District to Tham Luang Mae Saab: Upon reaching Samoeng District, take Highway No. 1349 (Samoeng-Bo Kaeo) north for about 5 kilometers, and you will see the entrance sign to Tham Luang Mae Saab on the left.

Tham Luang Mae Sab is located in Ban Mae Sab, Tambon Sameang Tai, Amphoe Sameang, Chiang Mai Province. It is currently under the care of “Khun Khan National Park”. The cave is located only 100 meters from the Sameang-Kalyanivatta Road and only 5 km from the Sameang Municipality. When tourists enter the cave, they will find a narrow tunnel about 30 meters long. After that, there will be a wide hall that looks different from other caves in an unseen atmosphere. Because normal caves usually have stalactites and stalagmites, this cave hall is full of “inverted stalactites” that look like domes or holes that are stacked and connected together, both on the walls and on the ceiling of the cave. #VisitChiangMai

The colorful stone cave is a very beautiful layer of colored rocks. Tham Luang Mae Sap is located in Samoeng District, Chiang Mai Province. Inside Khun Khan National Park The path inside is not difficult, but it is quite slippery and dark, but bring a flashlight, a hat, and an officer to lead the way. Inside the wide hall is a beautiful stone courtyard. It is a limestone cave. The cave walls are beautifully colored layers of rocks. There are stalactites and stalagmites to see in some places. It is very beautiful. #WinterTravel

Address - Tham Luang Mae Sap, Samoeng District, Chiang Mai Province Highlights - Rainbow Cave Score - 9/10 When you get to the cave, you can buy a ticket to enter the cave for 20 baht per person. Safety fee 20 baht. The safety fee is the plus fee + flashlight that the cave has prepared for you. There is also a fee for cars and motorcycles to enter, which is a different price. Cars should be 50 baht. Motorcycles should be around 20 baht. #Cave tour #Relaxation

Tham Luang Mae Sap or “Rainbow Cave” is located in Samoeng District, Chiang Mai Province. It is a medium-sized limestone cave with a depth of about 150 meters. Inside, there are beautiful stalactites and stalagmites and stone thrones. Some areas have colorful patterns resembling rainbow curtains. To visit the cave, you have to walk up a rather steep staircase. Be careful. There are officers to lead the way with safety equipment such as helmets and flashlights. The entrance fee is 20 baht per person. It is open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. It is a tourist attraction suitable for those who love nature and adventure. #Get a discount without relying on luck #Visit Chiang Mai #Cave #Adventure

#triptravelchina #Chiangmaitouristplace #ThamLuangSobWang 📞Hello Hello, I heard it and answered. Inside the lush Khun Khan National Park🌳🌳🌳, there is an UNSEEN, Tham Luang Mae Sap, which is called Rainbow Cave🌈 This cave is only 100 meters from Samoeng-Kalyanivatta Road. Inside the cave is not complicated. There are 2 cave chambers. This cave does not have stalactites and stalagmites like other caves, but there are holes on the upper wall, called inverted stalactites. Some parts of the cave wall look like rainbow curtains🌈 It's really amazing. There aren't many tourists yet. I recommend coming soon. Before entering the cave, you should notify the officer first. 🎈Highway 1348, Tambon Samoeng Tai, Amphoe Samoeng, Chiang Mai Province 🕰️bOpening hours: Every day

Tham Luang Mae Sap, Samoeng, Chiang Mai, a beautiful unseen cave with cave art patterns at Khun Khan National Park, located at Ban Mae Sap, Tambon Samoeng Tai, Amphoe Samoeng, Chiang Mai Province, which is about 4 km from Samoeng District on the Samoeng-Kalyaniwatthana route. It is a medium-sized limestone cave with a depth of about 150 meters. Inside, there are beautiful stalactites and stalagmites and stone thrones. On the upper floor, there are vents that look like volcanic vents. Some walls and ceilings of the cave have stone patterns that look like unseen rainbow curtains. . #rainbowcave #ThamLuangMaesap #VisitChiangMai

For those who love nature, I recommend trying to walk through the cave here. There are officers who lead the way and take good care of you. They speak well, are kind, and can explain and answer questions. It was my first time walking through a cave and I got a very good experience. It is not a deep or scary cave. For those who want to travel and see nature, this is another place that I don't often see reviews of. The weather is very good these days. Come and visit Tham Khun Luang Mae Sap #Chiang Mai attractions

Tham Luang Mae Sap is located in Ban Mae Sap, Tambon Sameang Tai, in Khun Khan National Park. It is a small limestone cave divided into 4 chambers. Inside the cave, it is still considered complete, with both stalactites and stalagmites. The beauty of the cave is the shape of the cave, which has many holes and craters. Some points are concave into the walls and ceilings of the cave. Some chambers of the cave appear as colorful curved lines, such as orange, red, and blue, like a rainbow curtain, which is why Tham Luang Mae Sap is called the Rainbow Cave. Before going up to see inside the cave, contact the park officer. Pay the entrance fee of 20 baht per person, along with a helmet and flashlight, because the cave is very dark and requires light. If you want a guide to take you around the cave, you can ask for one. The fee is up to you. If you have never been there, it is recommended to have a guide, because they will be able to point out various rocks and provide complete information. When you walk inside, you will find a large cave chamber that is tall and has more holes in the ceiling and walls. It looks like the holes of Sam Phan Bok in Ubon Ratchathani, which is strangely beautiful. When you walk to the middle of the cave, you will start to see beautiful rainbow lines. Walk to the end of the cave, in addition to the curves of the cave, you will see beautiful patterns and clearer colors. It is very unseen, as if someone has drawn it with paint, but it happened naturally. #ChiangMaiTravel #Thailand #MissNature #ChiangMai

Another place that not many people know about is a cave that is as beautiful as I have ever been to. The walking distance is not far. Inside is a cave with beautiful patterns, rainbow colors, it is so amazing. Park entrance fee Adults 20.- Children 10. Equipment rental fee (helmet + flashlight) 20.- per person Parking fee Motorcycles 20.- Cars 30.-

Tham Luang Mae Sab - Samoeng - Chiang Mai —————————————————- Tham Luang Mae Sab or Rainbow Cave is another tourist attraction in Chiang Mai Province. The cave walls are full of natural beauty. Recently, many tourists have started to travel to experience the cold weather and stop by to take beautiful photos with the unseen cave walls of Chiang Mai Province. Khun Khan National Park would like to invite tourists who plan to visit Chiang Mai or the North to visit Tham Luang Mae Sab. ⛰️ 📍For more information, please contact 052000410 (Khun Khan National Park Office) #Rainbow Cave #VisitChiangMai #Samoeng #ChiangMai