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Chiang Mai Nam Ok Hu, Nam Tok Ok Ru, Nam Tok Long Ru
Nam Ok Hu, Nam Tok Ok Ru, Nam Tok Long Ru http://www.hotsia.com > Chiang Mai > Nam Ok Hu, Nam Tok Ok Ru, Nam Tok Long Ru. Nam Tok Ok Ru (not Nam Tok Long Ru). Has anyone heard of Nam Tok Long Ru? Almost everyone has, as it is one of Thailand's unseen attractions. But what I encountered today is Nam Ok Hu. Some call it Nam Ok Ru, others Nam Tok Ok Ru. It is not the Nam Khao Ru in Ubon Ratchathani that flows out at Mae Chaem, Chiang Mai. The names just sound similar. In ancient times, people were very curious about it.
People wondered where the water suddenly came from. So they tried pouring many baskets of lime into Chiang Dao Cave, located in Chiang Dao District, Chiang Mai Province. After several days, lime actually came out from this water hole. They then realized that part of this water comes from Chiang Dao Cave. From what I observed, Nam Ok Hu is a place where Mae Chaem locals relax because of the cool, refreshing stream flowing through. It's perfect for jumping in and swimming. Also, there are signs of food stalls nearby, definitely a popular spot.
Mae Chaem locals definitely use this spot to hang out. Oh, there is a small shrine at Nam Ok Hu. At the water outlet, there is a dam fence; swimming there is prohibited. If you want to swim, please use the stream area. mr.Hotsia video of Nam Ok Ru in Mae Chaem District, Chiang Mai Province. Nam Ok Hu or Ok Ru pond with a river flowing in front. You can stroll and enjoy the view on the wooden bridge. History of Nam Ok Hu. Trip by Mr.Hotsia to Mae Chaem. Let's get to know Nam Pu. Visit Mae Chaem rice terraces. Hot Coffee at Mae Na Chon.
Jaeng Mueang Mae Chaem Restaurant, Pam View Mae Chaem Hotel, Wat Phuttha En Spring Water
