This Upcoming Cave Museum Might Become Thailand’s Biggest Tourist Attraction!

Adding another fascinating tourist attraction to its list, Chiang Rai in Thailand has suddenly surged in popularity. The six-mile-long Tham Luang cave system beneath the Doi Nang Non mountain range in northern Thailand has recently piqued the interest of tourists and locals alike. A new delight for trekkers and caversThis limestone rock cave is set to become Thailand’s greatest travel experience…and set for two upcoming films (According to BBC)!

How to reach Tham Luang Cave?

The cave system is located just an hour’s drive from the largest city and international airport, Chiang Rai. It is in the northernmost part of the country, bordering Myanmar. Made of limestone rock (similar to Thailand’s famous karst), this labyrinthine cave complex is approximately 6 miles long and has diverse topography inside. This is one place that you adventure lovers won’t want to miss during your trip to Thailand!

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Upcoming Tham Luang Cave Museum in Thailand

Now for those wondering what is so special about this place and why has it suddenly become so famous, let us remind you! This is the same cave where members of the Thai youth football team were trapped after it was flooded by rain. According to Narongsak Osotanakorn, former governor of Chiang Rai province, the heroism to save them, made for the big screen, is what has made the place so popular and a “major attraction” for Thailand.

,This area will become a living museum,” Osottanakorn told the press. ,An interactive database will be established. This will become another major attraction for Thailand,

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Although they are still about to start construction of the Tham Luang Cave Museum in Thailand, our bags are already at the front door! Book your trip to Thailand and discover what secrets lie beneath the labyrinth of limestone rocks.