Nestled within a natural limestone fortress, the tranquil subdistrict of Noen Maprang in Phitsanulok presents itself as an unspoiled land filled with hidden caves and majestic peaks. Ban Mung, as this small district is known, offers breathtaking views of the limestone peaks. These peaks, which protect the village like a natural fortress, harbor numerous natural wonders. Phra Wang Daeng Cave features a gigantic chamber over 12.5 kilometers long, where rare, blind cavefish spawn. The nearby Reur Cave contains magnificent, 360-million-year-old fossils of marine animals. The natural wealth of the region—including the hunting-free zone of Pa Ta Pon Cave—is evident in the extraordinary diversity of Assam macaques. Don't miss the mesmerizing flight patterns of the bats at sunset. This small destination truly opens the eyes and the mind.

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Attractions near Phitsanulok

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Chart Takarn Waterfall National Park, also known locally as "Pak Rong Waterfall," is home to a seven-tiered waterfall that forms a large pool, perfect for a refreshing swim. The nearby viewpoints of Pa Daeng and Pa Kradan Lek also offer fantastic photo opportunities.

Tham Pa Ta Pon Wildlife Reserve: A gigantic limestone mountain with a variety of cave wonders: from the red rock face that gave the cave its name, to the 'Lot' cave thanks to its underground streams and pathways with wall paintings.

Sunflower field in Ban Rai Phu Tawan. Against the breathtaking backdrop of limestone peaks, this sunflower field is a perfect campsite for a surprising sunrise experience.