Khun Nam Nang Non, Chiang Rai

#Travel to save the world Khun Nam Nang Non is located in Tham Luang-Khun Nam Nang Non Forest Park, Mae Sai District, Chiang Rai Province. It is a tourist attraction with natural beauty and historical significance from the rescue of the "Wild Boars Academy" youth football team in 2018. Interesting highlights Tham Luang: A large limestone cave approximately 10.3 kilometers long. Currently open to tourists to visit the first chamber, approximately 200 meters from the mouth of the cave, which has beautiful stalactites and stalagmites and is a point of historical significance. Sergeant Sam Memorial: A monument built to commemorate Lieutenant Commander Saman Kunan (Sergeant Sam), who died in the mission to rescue the Wild Boars team. Nang Non Shrine: A sacred place that locals respect and worship, located near the mouth of Tham Luang. Khun Nam Morakot Pool: A beautiful emerald green pond, approximately 2 kilometers from Tham Luang, is a popular spot for tourists to take pictures and relax. Transportation and facilities Tourists can drive up to the park without using a public van. Within the park, there is a free tram service to take you around the various attractions, and there are facilities such as clean toilets, shops, and souvenir shops. Notes Tham Luang is only open during the dry season (November – April) and is closed during the rainy season due to the risk of flooding. Visiting Tham Luang is limited to the first chamber for the safety of tourists. When paying respects at the Nang Non Shrine, you should follow the park’s regulations, such as not lighting incense sticks and candles to preserve the environment. Summary Khun Nam Nang Non is a tourist attraction that combines natural beauty with historical significance. It is suitable for those interested in learning about the story of the Wild Boar rescue and those who want to experience the beautiful nature of Chiang Rai.