Tourists flock to Hin Chang Si in Khon Kaen

 

 

KHON KAEN, 30th October 2018 (NNT) – The Nam Phong National Park is prepared for a spike in tourism at Hin Chang Si or Elephant-Rubbing Rock in Khon Kaen as a result of the late October surge in colder weather. 

The Nam Phong National Park Superintendent said today that a large number of visitors from Khon Kaen and neighboring provinces spend their holidays at the Hin Chang Si viewpoint, Ban Fang district, Khon Kaen, to admire the spectacular scenery and enjoy being near Ubonrat dam. 

The Pha Muen viewpoint is also a popular tourist destination. Meanwhile, the Dtawun Lup Fah cliff has undergone landscaping for photographers and couples. A wood ladder has been attached to a stone bridge for tourists to reveal the large boulder and the view of Khon Kaen. Tourist numbers have been on the rise since the landscaping of Hin Chang Si six months ago. A tent area has been provided and can accommodate more than 100 visitors.

 

-- nnt 2018-10-30

3 hours ago, webfact said:

Elephant-Rubbing Rock in Khon Kaen

I'm intrigued. Does it refer to elephants rubbing against the rock, or is it a piece of the rock for sale - to rub your elephant with in the shower?

 

3 hours ago, webfact said:

A tent area has been provided and can accommodate more than 100 visitors.

That's a big tent! Are they promoting a swingers' paradise with an orgy room?