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#TravelChat Tham Nakha is another destination that both religious and nature lovers shouldn't miss. 🌿🐍 Let's talk about it in simple terms, including how to get there and the highlights you must see and pray. ✨ How to get to Tham Nakha Most people start at Wat Pa Phu Thap Luang or Ban Tha Ruea - Phu Thok (Bueng Kan Province), as this is the registration point for entering Tham Nakha. You must book in advance via the QueQ app (select Phu Langka National Park). From there, staff will provide a shuttle to the starting point for the hike. The hike is approximately 2-3 kilometers long and takes about 1-2 hours (depending on your physical condition). The path involves a lot of uphill climbs and stairs. Be sure to bring sneakers, water, and a hat. 🙏 Highlights for worship and blessings: 1. Nakhi Rock – This rock resembles a coiled naga serpent, and is the first stop for worship. 2. Naga Head Rock (Tham Nakha) – This is the highlight, as the rock clearly resembles the head of a naga serpent. It's like they're covered in scales. 🐍 3. Tham Luang Pu U Lue Cave – Believed to be the site of the ascetic practice of Luang Pu U Lue, a highly revered and important monk. 4. Sacred Well – Some people scoop up water to worship, believing it brings good fortune. 5. Naga-Shaped Rocks – Along the way, you'll encounter rocks resembling the body, scales, or tail of a Naga. Many people stop to pay their respects or take photos. 🌸 Once you arrive, be prepared for both faith and physical strength. The ascent is quite steep. But once you arrive and see the beauty of the rocks resembling real Nagas, it's incredibly rewarding and creates a mystical atmosphere befitting a sacred land. #NagaTham #NagaThamBuengKan