The Erawan Cave, also known as Pha Tham Chang, is a beautiful natural attraction in Nong Bua Lamphu. The limestone cave is located in a large mountain and is shaped like a crouching elephant. It is also considered the origin of the local legend of Nang Phom Hom.

This natural attraction is known for its stalactites and stalagmites, as well as stone statues associated with the legend of Nang Phom Hom. It also houses the sacred Buddha statue "Luang Pho Phra Phuttha Chai Si Maha Muni Sri Lokanath." Visitors must climb over 600 steps to reach the cave. Getting there:

National Route 210: From Nong Bua Lamphu City, take National Route 210 towards Loei Province for approximately 60 kilometers. In Ban Non Phu Thong, Wang Thong Subdistrict, turn right and continue for about 3 kilometers. You will reach a large mountain resembling a crouching elephant, on which the Erawan Cave is located.

Activities in the cave:

Stalactites and stalagmites

The cave is a vast hall adorned with beautiful and unusually shaped stalactites and stalagmites. Legend of Nang Phom Hom

The various rock formations in the cave are connected to the local legend of "Nang Phom Hom", which tells the story of the Elephant King and Nang Phom Hom.

The cave's roof features three star-shaped chimneys that cast light downwards, creating a beautiful and popular photo spot.

At the entrance to the cave stands a large Buddha statue, “Luang Pho Phra Phuttha Chai Si Maha Muni Sri Loknath”.

The cave has a passage leading to a cliff and offers a beautiful panoramic view of the surrounding area.

Address: Ban Pha In Plaeng, Wang Thong Subdistrict, Na Wang District, Nong Bua Lamphu Province

Coordinates: https://goo.gl/maps/TPQEiUNis2Bzsi6T7