Khamchanod

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Khamchanod A floating island here, dotted with a type of tree called "Chanot Tree." Upon entering Khamchanod, the air is cool and comfortable. During the rainy season, the surrounding island floods every year. However, Khamchanod doesn't flood. It seems the island rises with the tide. When the tide rises, it follows the tide. This is quite surprising. Water overflows from the "Songkhram River," which flows into the Mekong River at Khamchanod. Locals say there's a sacred well called the "Naga Chimney." Someone once strung together three long bamboo poles and planted them in the hole, but they didn't even reach the ground. However, when coins were thrown in, the entire hole was visible. The water is crystal clear. Locals believe that a Naga emerges from this hole. The Naga revered by the villagers is "Naga King Sri Suttho," a Naga with an emerald body and golden head. He is highly compassionate towards his worshippers. Praying for non-harming actions will be granted. #Please use your discretion when viewing.