Lush Green Nature: A natural water source flowing from a cave or limestone mountain, featuring crystal-clear, emerald-blue water that remains cool and refreshing all year round.
The word "Khun Nam": In the local Lao language, it means "headwaters" or "the source of a river" that naturally gushes or flows out from beneath a limestone mountain or from a cave.
The word "Kham Dhip": According to local folklore in Na Sae Village, this limestone mountain and jungle area was believed to be a sacred territory rich in natural resources. The name "Kham Dhip" may signify purity, the preciousness of nature, or it could have been named based on the auspicious beliefs of the local ancestors.
Adult (Lao)
No Entrance Fee
Child (Lao)
No Entrance Fee
Foreigner
No Entrance Fee
* Note: Fees are subject to change seasonally. Please verify at the service counter.
The best time to visit. Crystal clear water and safe levels.
Lush green scenery but water levels can be high.
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Waterproof shoes, headlamp, quick-dry clothes.
Should wear a life jacket at all times while on the boat.
Can travel by private car or public bus.
