Thailand > Phitsanulok > Noen Maprang District > Naresuan Cave

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Naresuan Cave In the Noen Maprang district. Covering an area of 1,775 rai, this area is a limestone peak with a peak of 236 meters, with steep cliffs. The erosion of rain water over millions of years. The caves are numerous throughout the area. You can walk to the other side of the mountain. Fossils and coral reefs are also found. This area was once the sea. There are also prehistoric paintings on the cliff face. And ancient Japanese letters engraved on stone. Forests and traces of wildlife commonly found among nature trails. Suitable for ecological excursions. Visitors can contact the staff upon arrival at the office. Visitors to the caves must bring a flashlight with them. During the rainy season, some caves are inaccessible due to the flooding of the cave floor. If you want to stay overnight or group trips in advance contact Doi Pha Phaeng Wildlife Sanctuary, Mu 6, Ban Mung, Noppheang, Phitsanulok 65190 Tel. 0 1604 1950

Getting there: take Highway 12 to Wang Thong district, 20 kms, then turn right to 38 km. To Highway No. 11 and turn left to Highway 1115. (Before the district 2 km), there is a right turn to Tham Pha Phaon 10 km. In the rainy season should use four-wheel drive.

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