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Wat Pho Chai Na Phueng is located in Ban Na Phueng, Na Haeo District — a border district known for its natural surroundings and traditional lifestyle. The temple has long served as a spiritual and cultural center of the community.
It is believed to have been built around the 17th–18th century (approximately 400–500 years ago), even before the establishment of Ban Na Phueng. It wa... read more
It is believed to have been built around the 17th–18th century (approximately 400–500 years ago), even before the establishment of Ban Na Phueng. It wa... read more
บ้านเหมืองแพร่ เป็น จุดแรกของภาคอีสาน มีแม่น้ำเหืองเป็นแนวเขตแดนไทย ลาว ฝั่งลาวก็เรียกว่าบ้านเหมืองแพร่ อยู่กับเมืองบ่อแตน แขวงไชยบุรี แต่คนฝั่งไทยมักจะเรียกว่า บ้านฟากน้ำ แม่น้ำเหืองความกว้างไม่ถึง8เมตร ก่อนที่จะไหลไปบรรจบแม่น้ำโขงที่ภูคกงิ้ว อ.ท่าลี่ จ.เลย ...
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Nam Tok Chang Tok is located within Phu Suan Sai National Park, Na Haeo District, Loei Province. It is one of the most scenic and well-known waterfalls in the park. The waterfall originates from the Phrae River, cascading over a cliff about 10 meters high and 20 meters wide, splashing onto the rocks below, creating a refreshing and cool atmosphere year-round.
The surrounding area is dense moist fo... read more
The surrounding area is dense moist fo... read more
Nam Tok Khing is part of the Phrae River, flowing over mountainous terrain. It has a height of approximately 5 meters and a width of about 25 meters. The water cascades over rocks, forming 2–3 tiers, creating large pools and a shaded, serene environment suitable for resting and safe swimming.
The surrounding area is dense montane rainforest with a wide variety of plants, including large tree... read more
The surrounding area is dense montane rainforest with a wide variety of plants, including large tree... read more
Tat Hueang Waterfall features a wide, cascading water curtain that drops into a deep pool below. Situated on the Hueang River, the waterfall marks the natural border between Thailand and Laos, earning it the nickname “Thai–Lao Friendship Waterfall.” From the waterfall, the right bank is Thailand (Phu Suan Sai National Park), and the left bank is Laos.
The surrounding area is cove... read more
The surrounding area is cove... read more
Noen 1255 is part of the high mountain ranges of Phu Suan Sai National Park, standing at 1,255 meters above sea level and about 1 km from Noen 1408, the highest point in the park. The surrounding terrain features complex mountains and dense highland forests.
Visitors can enjoy wide, expansive views, including the Thai–Laos border mountain ranges. During late rainy season to early winter (Sep... read more
Visitors can enjoy wide, expansive views, including the Thai–Laos border mountain ranges. During late rainy season to early winter (Sep... read more
Wang Tat Waterfall is situated within Phu Suan Sai National Park in Na Haeo District, Loei Province. It is a large waterfall with scenic views year-round, especially during the rainy season when the water is abundant and flows rapidly into a large pool. Visitors can admire the cascading layers and the water flowing over natural rock formations.
The waterfall originates from the Phrae River, an imp... read more
The waterfall originates from the Phrae River, an imp... read more
Phu Suan Sai National Park covers an area of approximately 73,225 rai (117 square kilometers), encompassing the high mountain ranges in the northern part of Loei Province, which continue to the border with Laos, with the Hueang River serving as a natural boundary.
The park’s terrain consists of complex mountains with elevations ranging from 600 to 1,408 meters above sea level. The highest pe... read more
The park’s terrain consists of complex mountains with elevations ranging from 600 to 1,408 meters above sea level. The highest pe... read more