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✨ Beautiful Unseen Tourist Attractions in Thailand
Most unseen tourist attractions are a result of natural phenomena and human creation, each with its own unique features that make them worth experiencing firsthand. Today, Tourism Product invites you to explore a list of stunning Unseendestinations, complete with beautiful natural views, that you can mark down and visit throughout the year. These new travel spots hold great value in Thailand for us to discover. Let’s take a look at some interesting places!
⛰ Mon Mok Tawan, Tak
Beautiful Attractions in Tak Province: Mon Mok Tawan.
If you love the mountains and want to enjoy breathtaking natural views, then come to Mon Mok Tawan! This new viewpoint in Phob Phra District is a stunning spot to watch both sunrise and sunset, offering a 360-degree panorama of misty seas and mountainous landscapes. The cool climate all year round makes it a vital area for cultivating cold-weather plants and flowers for the local communities.
Mon Mok Tawan is a remarkable new tourist destination in Tak Province, known for its beautiful sea of mist, especially in the morning. Located at an elevation of over 1,100 meters, it is a perfect place to witness stunning sunrises and sunsets 🌄. Throughout the day, you’ll see the mist swirling around Mon Mok Tawan, with towering mountains surrounding the area ⛰. The fresh air here is hard to find elsewhere, and the 360-degree view is simply magnificent. Previously, this land was used for agriculture by the Hmong ethnic group, who cultivated corn and various crops for many years.
⛺ In addition, there are camping grounds and accommodations available for tourists who want to experience the chilly weather. You can enjoy the beautiful views while indulging in a hot pot meal, and there are also restrooms and small shops to serve visitors. This place is ideal for campers who want a change of scenery and wish to live a slow-paced life while enjoying the sights.
🗺 Location: https://goo.gl/maps/iT3mcpgEEZKwhbVAA
⏰ Opening Days/Hours: 08.00 – 18.00 hrs.
⛰ Sam Pan Bok, UbonRatchathani
The Unseen Attractions of Ubon: Sam Pan Bok, the stunning natural attraction known as Sam Pan Bok was formed by the erosive power of swirling waters that carved out over 3,000 pools or “boks” in the local dialect. This is where the name Sam Pan Bok comes from. The distinctive feature of Sam Phan Bok is the multitude of large and small holes created by the currents of the Mekong River. These rocky outcrops are submerged during the rainy season, roughly from mid-July to October, and become visible during the dry season, from November to June, revealing beautiful and unusual natural sculptures for us to explore.
Sam Phan Bok consists of sandstone formations located along the Mekong River banks in both Thailand and Laos, extending along the Phu Phan Mountain range. This group of rocks stretches along the river, forming a large sandbank that covers an area of over 10 square kilometers. Near the entrance to Sam Phan Bok, there’s a rock that resembles a dog’s head. According to one legend, a mythical serpent’s offspring living in the Mekong River wanted to dig a drainage channel to create another river and assigned a dog to guard the site during the excavation. Eventually, the dog died, turning into the rock shaped like a dog.
The stunning unseen beauty of Sam Phan Bok is considered a natural wonder. Each rock is uniquely eroded, with some forming large cavities that you can enter. The various pools resemble artistic sculptures, and you can’t miss taking a photo at the famous “Mickey Mouse Bok,” as well as enjoying the sunset 🌄. Besides the beauty of Sam Phan Bok, there are also interesting nearby attractions such as Saling Beach, Hong Beach, Lak Sila Lek, Pak Bong, and the Head Rock of Phan Yang, making it easy to continue your exploration of the area’s beauty.
🗺 Location: https://goo.gl/maps/i7s1M4pnRugCWxXH6
⛰ Wat Phataak Suea, Nong Khai
Observe the way of life of the Thai and Lao people from the heights of the ‘Phataek Seua Skywalk,’ a new landmark located atop a mountain. From this point, you can see the Lao rivers merging with the Mekong River, all set against the stunning panoramic view of Nong Khai city 🏞.
✨ Highlights of #WatPhataekSeua
Wat Phataek Seua is a beautiful temple situated on a mountaintop, offering breathtaking views that clearly showcase the lifestyle of the Thai and Lao communities, as it overlooks the river on the Lao side that flows into the Mekong River 🏞. This temple is a popular tourist destination in Nong Khai due to its picturesque scenery year-round. The “Wat Phataek Seua” features a glass-floored 𝐒𝐤𝐲𝐰𝐚𝐥𝐤, allowing visitors to enjoy views both ahead and below on the cliffside. Those who fear heights may find their legs shaking a bit!
Especially during the winter months, a thick sea of fog envelops the area around the viewpoint in the morning, making it feel as though you are walking on clouds 🌫. It’s so beautiful that you’ll want to grab your camera and capture the moment 📸. In addition to this viewpoint, there’s another rocky outcrop nearby for tourists who want to take aerial shots of the Mekong River surrounded by nature. Close by, you’ll also find “Wat Sri Mongkhon” or “Wat Tham Piang Din,” which has ancient tales of being a mythical serpent that emerged from the Mekong River, and visitors can enter the cave as well.
To reach #WatPhataekSeua, you need to drive up the hill, but the road isn’t too steep, with paved roads leading to the temple. There is a parking area available for visitors. The atmosphere within the temple is tranquil and serene, with a prayer area located near the entrance. This is undoubtedly another must-visit highlight in Nong Khai that you should check out!
🗺 Location: https://goo.gl/maps/wVVHdS2Zsf1REnjW7
⏰ Opening Days/Hours: 08.00 – 17.00 hrs.
🌐 Website: https://www.facebook.com/Watphataksue/
⛰ Khao Bo Tey Viewpoint, Chanthaburi
The viewpoint in the Khueng Kraben Wildlife Sanctuary offers nature trails and a campsite for adventurers 🏕. Upon reaching the viewpoint, you’ll find a pavilion and a spacious open area extending toward the sea, providing a 180-degree panoramic view. You can also continue walking to the Pink Stone platform.
Khueng Kraben Wildlife Sanctuary is part of the management area overseen by the Department of National Parks, Wildlife, and Plant Conservation, originating from a royal project aimed at restoration. Its mission is to develop and conserve natural resources both on land and at sea. Located along the coast and adjacent to the mountains, this area boasts a lush atmosphere, a beachfront campsite, and a beach suitable for swimming. It also features beautiful viewpoints and nature trails, such as #KhaoBoToe Viewpoint and #PinkStone Platform.
At the top of the #KhaoBoToe Viewpoint, you’ll find an expansive area where you can enjoy breathtaking high-altitude views, attracting many tourists. The popular unseen spot is located at the #PinkStone Platform below, which is especially beautiful when sunlight hits the stones. This viewpoint is also known for offering stunning sunsets, making it a must-visit location in Chanthaburi 🌄.
The walking trail along the coastline meanders through the rocky terrain to the #PinkStone Viewpoint or Arkose Sandstone, which contains iron, giving it a reddish-pink hue. When sunlight shines on the stones, they shimmer brilliantly, creating a uniquely beautiful sight. The trek takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes, perfect for those who love adventure and exploration.
🗺 Location: https://goo.gl/maps/owB9ASSNFkXVzShF6
⏰ Opening Days/Hours: 08.00 – 16.30 hrs.
⛰ Klong Hrud, Krabi
The public canal, known for its lush atmosphere and clear water, is referred to as #KlongNamSai. A concrete weir with a sloping design, known locally as ‘Hrud’ (meaning sloped in Southern Thai), has also become another name for this location. It has become a popular route for kayaking 🛶.
#KlongHrud is located in the Nong Thale sub-district of Krabi Town. This small freshwater canal resembles a peat swamp, filled with numerous trees. About ten years ago, a spillway was constructed in the middle of the canal to retain water for use during the dry season and to supply water for the municipal water system, addressing drought issues. This resulted in the upper part of the canal transforming from a small stream and swamp into a large water basin covering approximately 100 rai, with a depth of about 5 meters and a width of approximately 200 meters. Locals affectionately refer to it as “Klong Nong Thale.”
#KlongHrud, a small freshwater canal, originates from natural springs below the surface. The cool and peaceful atmosphere amidst the tranquil community forest 🍃 creates a serene environment. The water here is exceptionally clear, especially when sunlight reflects off it, showcasing an emerald, green hue as clear as crystal. In some spots, the sandy bottom is clearly visible, making it suitable for swimming 💦.
This area has become an #Ecotourism destination, developed by the Nong Thale Subdistrict Administration Organization, in collaboration with local leaders and residents, to cater to tourists who appreciate #Ecotourism. Kayaking upstream to explore the source of the Nong Thale canal allows visitors to admire various rock formations that resemble small hills rising above the water, beautifully arranged along the way.
🗺 Location: https://goo.gl/maps/dNEzSYv6RobdbnRx5
🛶 Cost of a kayak is 300 baht per kayak.
⏰ Opening Days/Hours: 08.00 – 17.00 hrs.
☎ Telephone: 093 256 0993
Once you have your favorite coordinates, go and see them for yourself. Each location boasts beauty and intrigue, along with art, culture, lifestyle, people, and abundant nature, all waiting for you to experience in every journey!
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