Khon Kaen’s forested hills and waterfalls, caves and national parks offer plenty of opportunities to trade busy streets for fresh air and gorgeous scenery. These nature escapes reveal the quieter side of northeastern Thailand, where geological formations, wildlife habitats and local landscapes make great day-trip experiences for those staying at a hotel in Khon Kaen.
Hin Chang Si View Point at Nam Phong National Park
Hin Chang Si View Point is a memorable location offering panoramic views of Khon Kaen’s countryside. Sitting amidst forested terrain with elevated views of the surroundings, a scenic hike through the park adds to the overall experience. Travellers staying at hotels such as Avani Khon Kaen Hotel and Convention Centre can include the excursion in their itinerary.
Phu Wiang National Park
Phu Wiang National Park is known for its combination of natural scenery and fascinating prehistoric discoveries. With mountains, waterfalls, forests and dinosaur fossils, it's interesting for both nature lovers and those eager to learn about Thailand’s geologic history.
Blue Lagoon
Formed in a former limestone quarry, this emerald-blue pool is around 70 metres deep. Its vivid waters contrast with the surrounding limestone cliffs, creating striking reflections of the sky and rugged rock formations.
Tham Phra Cave System
One of Khon Kaen’s more adventurous options, this cave system is made of limestone rock formations and passages that create an atmosphere for exploration. Visiting with proper guidance is advisable, as cave conditions may vary.
