Go Travel !! Lom Phu Khew, a sinkhole in Lampang Province, is an emerald-green water source that never dries up.

Lom Phu Khew is a natural sculpture formed by the collapse of the Earth’s crust or limestone layers, which may have originally been a cave. When the upper cave ceiling collapsed, it created a basin that collects water — a phenomenon known as a sinkhole. Scholars estimate its age to be over 280 million years. Local villagers discovered it while trekking through the forest and found a beautiful emerald-green body of water, which they then named "Lom Phu Khew." However, many are unaware that this place is steeped in mysterious legends — including tales of a great serpent or Naga guarding the sacred waters, and stories of supernatural forces hidden within this ancient forest. Lom Phu Khew is located within Tham Pha Thai National Park, in Ban On Subdistrict, Ngao District, Lampang Province. It is a large water basin formed by the collapse of the Earth's crust, surrounded by steep limestone mountains and dry evergreen forest. The water in the sinkhole is emerald green and u...