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“Be amazed by giant balanced rocks delicately resting on minimal contact points amid wide grass fields, alongside naturally formed rock landmarks such as Lan Nang Fa (Fairy Ground) and Lan Rocket, created over 120 million years by natural processes.”

Thung Hin Thoen Natural Rock Garden is a rare natural phenomenon formed through long-term geological processes. The site originated from spheroidal weathering of granite, where rocks gradually weathered in place over hundreds of millions of years. As surrounding soil and softer layers were eroded away, large rounded granite boulders were left stacked in extraordinary balance.

These rock formations resemble natural sculptures, with massive stones appearing as if they might fall at any moment, yet remaining remarkably stable. Locals and visitors have named many formations based on imagination and appearance, such as Turtle Rock, Lan Rocket, and Lan Nang Fa, adding cultural charm to the landscape.

The scenery changes beautifully with the seasons. During the rainy season, the surrounding grasslands turn lush green, contrasting strikingly with the gray granite rocks and creating a landscape reminiscent of rock gardens abroad. In the cool season, the weather is pleasant with gentle breezes throughout the day, ideal for walking, photography, and nature appreciation.

The area is closely connected with the local community and is jointly cared for by villagers and Wat Thung Hin Thoen, a nearby meditation temple. The site is believed to possess natural energy and spiritual significance, making it suitable for both nature exploration and peaceful reflection.

How to Get There

By Private Car:

From Nakhon Sawan city, drive toward Nong Ben intersection and continue to Lat Yao District via Highway 3473. Proceed toward Chum Ta Bong District. At Chum Ta Bong intersection, turn right toward Mae Wong District and drive approximately 4 kilometers. The entrance sign to the rock garden will be visible on the left.

Road Conditions:

Fully paved roads; accessible for all types of vehicles. Parking is available near the rock formations.

Travel Tips

Photography Spots: Don’t miss the popular “pushing the rock” or “carrying the rock” illusion shots. Walking up to the highest rock area offers panoramic views of the entire site.