Pu Sam Cap, which in Thai means “three large mountains stacked on top of each other”, is located on the mountain range of the same name, at an altitude of 1,300 - 1,700m above sea level. The road up here is winding and bumpy, with moss-covered ancient trees on both sides, creating a scene that seems to come out of a legend.
This cave system was discovered in 2005 - 2011 and has been recognized as a National Scenic Monument. Although it has more than 10 large and small caves, currently only Thien Mon Cave and Thien Duong Cave are put into tourism exploitation.
Unique stalactites in the cave, evoking vivid natural images
Thien Mon Cave opens up a majestic space with shimmering golden stalactites, winding stalactites like terraced fields or unique shapes such as brush pens, Buddha statues. At the end of the cave is a vast sky, where stalactites sparkle under the light, creating a magical natural picture.
Continuing the journey, visitors spend about 30 minutes walking through the forest to reach Thien Duong Cave. The deeper they go, the more clearly the beauty appears with stalactites evoking images of orchids, white flowers or terraced fields, typical symbols of the Northwest mountains and forests. In particular, the lake in the cave reflects shimmering light, making the scene even more magical.
Stalactites magical as gold plated
In addition to cave exploration , Pu Sam Cap is also a paradise for those who love trekking, mountain climbing or camping in the wild nature. Don't forget to visit the villages along the road, listen to cultural stories, customs and enjoy the specialties of the highlands to make the trip more complete.
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