Sao Din Na Noi

Sao Din Na Noi and Kok Sua are located in Tambon Chiang Khong on the west side of Sri Nan National Park, It is approximately 24 kilometers from the national park headquarters, both of which are not far away from each other. It is a beautiful natural phenomenon that is caused by the deposition of soil and water, eroding into strange streaks.

Sao Din Na Noi looks like a ravine and red-orange rocks of different shapes. Earth pillars are scattered in an area of ​​approximately 20 Rai is similar to Pae Muang Pee Forest Park in Phrae Province. It is assumed that Sao Din Na Noi is about 30,000-10,000 years and used to be the bottom of the sea. In addition, also discovered ancient stone bracelets and axes. (Currently preserved at the Nan National Museum, indicating that this area may have been a habitation for the Old Neanderthals.

Far away about 300 m. from Sao Din Na Noi is the Kok Sua. Which looks like a deep basin there is a way down to see the sculpture of the soil below. When going down, you will find that the area around it is a large canyon with a large veil with long grooves. Including various shapes of clay rods Scattered within like a Sao Din Na Noi.

In the old days, the villagers said many tigers are living in this area and will come to steal the cows and pigs of the villagers who have raised them for food Villagers, therefore, are chasing tigers to fall into the Kok Sua. Then threw rocks and spikes and stabbed the tiger to death. So he called this area Khok Sua, although its area is less than about 10 Rai, it has its beauty and is different from that of Sao Din Na Noi Therefore if you visit Sao Din Na Noi You shouldn’t miss visiting here..