[2025 Ban Phaeng ] Travel Guide for Phu Langka National Park (Updated Mar)

Make your walk something more in Nakhon Phanom night! •Getting There - Taking flight to Nakhon Phanom Airport, then driving car •Attractions - Naga Monument, Mekong walking street, Phu Langka National Park, Phra That Phanom •Hotels - Landmark Nakhonphanom Hotel, Fortune View Khong Hotel, R Photo Hotel, Siri Regent, The River Hotel •Food & Restaurants - Chelsea Riverside, Viewkong, Pornthep restaurant, Anna & the Natt, The Tree Cafe’&Restaurant, Mekong walking street •Shopping - Big C, Makro, Tesco Lotus, Mega home, Global house, Mekong walking street #2023TravelWish #tripblazers

Bueng Kan was one of favourite on this list! Loved the Mekong vibe 🌅 The Naga Cave, located in Bung Khong Long district, is part of the Phu Langka National Park. This strange and amazing beauty of the large stone shaped like a giant snake or a serpent is a must be! It is definitely a great attraction for those who like nature, and a bit of mystery. Outstanding beauty and complexity of the natural rock formations or sun cracks. Highly recommend you reserve your queue first before planning anything else. Flight plan, hotel stay, etc. The hike takes 3-5 hours (average), with steep stairs and rocks. Make sure you carry enough water, some food and tip the local guide. Flight: Either choose Nakhon Phanom Airport or Udon Thani Airport. We picked Udon Thani, more flight options. Hotel: Recommend Thai Guesthouse, new building. Great location and service, with lots of nearby restaurants, convenient stores. Breakfast starts at 5 a.m. One of the best options available / Avoid Huen Kiang Bueng, great room and facilities but service was a big disappointment. Rude and a rip off. Restaurant: Lob Moom Soi8. Excellent food and service by lakeside Getting around: Car or bike rental is probably the best way to get around. Many prpvider available. Avis, Chic, ThaiCarRent. Buses and trains are also available. Other attractions: Highly recommend (1) Phu Singh Forestry National Park-Three Whale Rock is AMAZING. Unseen remarkable rock cliff; (2) Phu Tok; (3) Chet si waterfall #awesomepic#passionpassport#nationalpark#2023travelwish#bucketlistreboot#thailand#buengkan

Getting There - By airplane to Nakhonpanom province and take the bus or van to Bueng Kan province. And then go to Phu Langka National Park. Then go to Naga cape. Attractions - Amazon of natural creation if you see photo you will found the look it look like Naga. Most of local people in Bueng Kan province believe this mountain it come from the big Naga. So you will see the rock look like head of Naga also Naga Body it really like Naga. Really nice location. You will spend around 5 hours for getting there and go down. The path quite hard and tried feeling. Local people believe you can make a wish from Naga Head. If you want plan to go there you have to booking in advance on QueQ application. You can’t walk without Guide this force by officer there and also so with the regulations. Please visit 1 time of your life when you come to Thailand

#ThamNaka is a cave in Phu Langka National Park, Bueng Khong Long District, Bueng Kan Province. Its distinctive feature is the eroded rock formations, which have patterns similar to snake scales. I would like to review that I have been there before. When I went, it happened to be during the Songkran holiday, but there weren't as many people as I thought. At first, I was worried about whether I would be able to climb up or not. But when I actually got there, the way up wasn't difficult at all. It was easy to walk, but a bit steep. The distance up the mountain is about 2 kilometers, alternating between dirt roads and stairs. There are some parts where you have to pull up the rope (gloves are a must, very important). It was quite tiring, but maybe it was because of my faith that I was able to successfully climb up to ThamNaka. I recommend going in the morning because it won't be hot. And most importantly, don't forget to bring water and food. You'll definitely be hungry. ☺️☺️ Recommendations for those who want to climb ThamNaka 1. Prepare your body before going up because it's a mountain climb, not a flat journey. 2. Shoes should be sneakers for walking or exercising. You shouldn't wear flat shoes. Or flip-flops. 3. Dress should be modest and polite to show respect for the place. 4. Arm bands and gloves are a must. 5. The bag should be a backpack to carry water or necessary items for convenience when walking up the mountain. 6. Smelling salts, balm, fans or portable fans are very important. They help a lot when you are tired. Items that are prohibited from being brought up are tissue paper, whether wet or dry, flowers, incense, candles, and various offerings. #Phulangka National Park #Bueng Kan Travel #Once in a Lifetime

Getting There - airplane from Bangkok then driving to 212 street to Ban Phaeng district(about an hour far by car) Attractions - Phu Langka national park Hotels - hostel Phu Langka national park covers the area of approximately 31,250 Rai in Pai Loam Sub-district, Ban Phaeng District of Nakhon Phanom Province.The park covers the layers of three mountains.It is the best to visit from May to October, the rainy season brings the water into the waterfall and stream. Visiting here in winter is not as good as in rainy because there is not enough water to flow in the waterfall.You can also visit Naka cave, where there is sun crack phenomenon of the rock which look like heads of big snakes, which is the origin of the name “Naka” #phu lang ka

The journey to Naga Cave can only be made one way, which is through the area of Thiti Saram Temple (Wat Tad Vimanthip) along the Tad Vimanthip Waterfall route. Along the way, you will encounter the Turtle Gate, the Ship Head Rock, the third Naga Head, and when you reach the top of the mountain, there is a path to the first Naga Head. It is a 2-kilometer forest trail up the mountain, alternating between dirt paths and stairs, with some sections requiring rope pulling. The forest trail is clear, with signposts and staff stationed at various points to provide guidance and ensure the safety of tourists. There are two ways to travel up to Naga Cave, with a limit of 1,000 people per day, divided into 496 reservations in advance through the QueQ application, which can be booked up to 60 days in advance, and 504 walk-ins. The service fee for ascending Naga Cave, including accident insurance, is 40 baht per person. The cost of a guide depends on the agreement. Open daily from 06:00 to 14:00 hrs, and you must return by 18:00 hrs. For more information, contact Phu Langka National Park at 0 4253 0766.

Tham Nakha is a cave in Phu Langka National Park, Bueng Khong Long District, Bueng Kan Province. When we arrived, it was quite difficult to find a parking spot. When we got off the car, a vendor who wanted to sell water told us, “Bring water up with you. There is no drinking water up there.” You must have smelling salts and a fan ready. This can be called the starting point of “climbing a mountain.” Along the way to Tham Nakha, there are many different views along the way to be amazed. There are many types of paths. Most of them are stairs, making them easy to walk on, but there may be some parts that are quite steep. People who are afraid of heights may need someone to keep them company. As we walked further, we noticed that many rocks began to have scales that looked like Nagas. They were scales, which looked beautiful and sacred at the same time. On the day we climbed, the sun was quite strong, but there were clouds covering the area from time to time, providing some shade. In addition, there were many trees to use as shade to cool down. We started to share the food we brought up with our friends, one piece at a time, because it was too heavy to hold. I guarantee that we were soaked in sweat and burned up a lot of energy. If I said that I was not tired at all, I would immediately know that I was lying. It is not easy to climb up, but if you compare the severity, it is not that bad. It is just that the distance is quite far and high. Looking down at the ground and the surrounding rocks, you will see that they are all scaly and almost the same. It is truly a miracle. The power of faith will lead us to go up to see Grandfather and pay respect to Grandfather safely.

“Nakee Cave” is located in Phu Langka National Park in Nakhon Phanom Province. It is a Naga path, similar to Tham Nakha, but there are many places to take photos and make wishes. The path to Tham Nakha is a 1.5-kilometer concrete path and a 300-meter hiking path to reach the cave. It took us about 1-2 hours to travel there and back. The highlight of Tham Nakha is that it is a large rock with a pattern resembling a Naga scale on its surface. There are many highlight spots such as Wang Nakee, Pha Nakee, Hin Sali Khu, Lan Tham, Hin Phraya Sri Satta Nakarat, and the Naga head that are naturally formed so that we can make wishes according to our strong faith and take beautiful photos as souvenirs.

#NatureTrip ‘Magic Mountain Camp’ 🗺⛰📸 The accommodation is in a tent style with 2 zones. Zone A: There are 4 rooms, can accommodate 2 people, 5-foot beds, private bathrooms and bathtubs (we stayed in this zone, tent A3). The price is 3,500 baht per night. Zone B: There are 4 rooms, can accommodate 2 people, but the bathroom is shared. The price is 2,700 baht per night. Inside the tent, there is a bed, a bedside table, a stylish carpet, a Japanese table, trees, a lantern, props, and decorative lights. It can be said that everything is prepared for photographers. We only brought the set. The highlight of this place is probably the view of the sunrise at Pha Chang Noi, which is covered in a sea of ​​fog. To be honest, whether or not you will see a sea of ​​fog depends on your luck. Sometimes there is, sometimes there isn’t. It depends on the merit you have accumulated. We were lucky enough to have some merit and saw a light sea of ​​fog. Just this is great enough.

Getting There - Driving Attractions - Phu Langka Hotels - Magic Mountain Camp Food & Restaurants - At the resort #phayao #thailand #landscape #mountainview #foggyweather #nikon