A big rock in Naga Cave, positioned within the Bueng Kan province of Northeastern Thailand, has bumps that seem like snake scales. The rock is claimed to look like Naga, a legendary serpent that Northeastern Thais believe brings rain to their crops. The rock is now drawing tourism to Bueng Kan, and 20 hotels in the Bueng Khong Long district of Bueng Kan are 90% occupied on average. 58 different hotels at the second are 70% occupied on common. They had been only 50% occupied on common before the rock started getting so much publicity.
The Naga Cave is contained in the Phu Langka National Park. The president of the Tourism Council of Bueng Kan stated a team from the council first discovered the rock in 2020, and it then gained social media attention. The legend of Naga holds deep which means in Northeastern Thai legends, and legends from different Southeast and South Asian cultures. These cultures believe Naga is a huge serpent with many heads. It has religious meaning in both Buddhism and Hinduism. The Northeastern Thai legend says that the water angel ordered Nagas to play in a lake, so water would spill onto people’s crops as rain.
โซล่าเซลล์ราคาถูก in the Northeast, folks shoot self-made rockets into the sky to wake up the Naga, hoping the Naga will send rain right down to their crops..