Tham Lod is also known as Tham Nam Lod, which means “a cave with water flowing through it”. It’s located in the Pang Mapha District in Mae Hong Son province. The most common way to get to it from Chiang Mai is to go up through Pai, a very popular destination with...
The Buatong Waterfall, also known as “Sticky” waterfall is a well-known tourist attraction about 1 hour northeast of Chiang Mai. What most tourists are not aware of is that there is also a cave nearby. There is really no signage in English to let you know it’s there...
This is a large cave in Northern Thailand but relatively unknown. It’s not on the usual tourist trails but is easy enough to find with Google Maps. It’s only about 1-1/2 hours south of Chiang Mai. Just past the Buddha image on the left, there is a path to walk up to the cave...
Nam Pha Pha Ngam cave is located at Wat Tham Nam Pha Pha Ngam, a fairly large temple complex on Highway 1 between Tak and Lampang. There is no official tour of the cave that I know of, so it will be self-guided. Entrance to Wat Driving up and around the statuary, you can find a place to...