Sao Din Nan Noi and Khok Suea, Nan is a natural landmark known for its tall, unusual soil pillars formed by wind and water erosion over thousands of years, along with the ancient Khok Suea, a site of local historical interest.

Visitors can walk around the area to admire the unique shapes of the soil pillars and the historic enclosure, making it a prime spot for nature photography and watching the sunrise.

During the rainy and winter seasons, the site becomes particularly scenic, with lush greenery and clearly defined soil pillars, perfect for hikers and explorers seeking a natural experience.

This destination is suitable for all ages, including couples, families, and photographers who want to capture Nan’s beautiful landscapes.

• Car: From Nan city, drive toward Nan Noi District and follow the signs to Chiang Khong.

• Bus: Take a bus to Nan Noi, then continue by songthaew or private vehicle to Chiang Khong.

• Motorcycle: Ideal for adventurous travelers, with scenic views along the way.

• Best visiting period: November – February, when the natural scenery and soil pillars are most striking.

• Wear suitable shoes and clothing for walking and light hiking.

• Bring a camera to capture the soil pillars and Khok Suea.

• Sample local foods from nearby communities.

• For full exploration, private vehicles or rentals are recommended.

Admission Fee:

• Thai visitors: Adult 20 THB, Child 10 THB

• Foreign visitors: Adult 100 THB, Child 50 THB

• (Updated 2025 by the Department of National Parks, Thailand)

Opening Hours:

• Daily: 06:00 – 18:00