Naga Cave, Bueng Kan Province

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.