Only a week left to experience ‘Grand Canyon of Thailand’ before rain

Travellers are advised to seize the opportunity to witness the extraordinary beauty of a natural site known as Thailand‘s ‘Grand Canyon,’ locally known as Sam Phan Bok, before the end of May, when it will start to rain more. This leaves only a week left for exploration.

Located in the Ban Pho Sai district of Ubon Ratchathani province in Thailand’s northeastern region, the Grand Canyon is the largest sandstone reef along the Mekong River.

This destination has gained fame for its exceptional geological phenomenon: numerous peculiarly shaped holes formed by the gradual erosion of the river water over time.

However, during the rainy season, these distinct features become concealed as the holes transform into receptacles for rainwater.

The grandeur of this location has led some travellers to draw comparisons to the renowned Grand Canyon valley in the…