Tham Luang Mae Sab

It is a medium-sized cave under the supervision of Khun Khan National Park. It is a two-level or two-level cave, with a vast hall at the top. There is a hole through which you can see the sky like a crater. The bottom part is a hollow stretching along the mountain about 150 meters deep, divided into four halls, named from left to right: Tham Luang Nam, Tham Phra Ubosot, Tham Morakot, and Tham Phet. Inside the cave, there are several booths and stalactites. The weather is quite fantastic and well-ventilated. The cave area has a spacious parking lot and beautiful shady surroundings.

Interesting Thing

The highlight of this cave is that it has an “upside down Kumbhalak,” meaning a hole that originated in the water bed, waterfalls, and turbulent waterways. It looks like a hole, like a pot. It usually happens on the ground below. But here, instead, there are overlapping holes in the cave’s walls and ceiling. You are making it look strange and unique than others. In addition, this cave is also called “Tham Si Rainbow” because the walls and ceilings of the cave have long stripes and spiral rainbow patterns, some large and some small. There are yellow, orange, red, brown, blue, white, gray, and black in a beautiful line of colors interspersed like a rainbow curtain. If you want to visit the cave, You can contact the park officials immediately. The fee to enter the cave is 20 baht per person.

Travel

If traveling from Samoeng District, use the Bo Kaeo – Samoeng route Highway No. 1349 to the north, about 5 km away from Samoeng District. You will find a sign on the left-hand side.

Location: Mae Sap Village, Samoeng Tai Subdistrict, Samoeng District, Chiang Mai

Phone number: 052 000 410

Opening days and times: Every day from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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