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Yep that looks like the same one. I’ve never been there, only seen some photos a mate teased me with.
I had narrowed it down to 3 places
Tham Phothisat
Phu Pha Lom Forest Park
Suan Hin Pha Ngam
But this for me was this giveaway: Thailand’s Kunming (สวนหินผางาม หรืภคุนหมิงเมืà¸à¸‡à¹„ทย) It is a limestone garden aged around 230-280 million years, occurring from the aggradation of beach deposits. Then, an uplift of the earth’s crust, together with millions of years of natural rot have made this mountain be strangely beautiful, similar to the stone garden in Kunming, Yunnan of China.
So I think it is Suan Hin Pha Ngam near Chumpae.
Located here
N17 03.062 E101 44.588
But please correct me if this is wrong. I want to get the correct name & location & go there later on this year.
Loei is going to be "the new place" to go & hang out in
FROM WIKIPEDIA
Wat Tham Pha Pu or Tham Phiang Din (วัดถ้ำผาปู่ หรืภถ้ำเพียงดิน), houses the remains of Luangpu Khamdi Paphaso, who discovered this place. The temple is a grand cave within a stone mountain. There are Buddha images enshrined in the cave, as well as, stalagmites and stalactites.
Phu Pha Lom Forest Park (วนà¸à¸¸à¸—ยานภูผาล้à¸à¸¡) It is composed of steep limestone mountains with various pointed summits similar to a wall surrounding the virgin forest in the middle. There are various kinds of plants, herbs, sightseeing points, and caves as well as, Bo Nam Sap or Nam Phut, which is a sacred seepage pond.
Wat Si Khun Mueang (วัดศรีคุณเมืà¸à¸‡) This temple is a collection venue of Lanna and Lan Chang arts presenting at the Ubosot whose roof is in many layers reflecting the Lanna style of art. There are also many objects of art such as a carved Buddha image gilded with gold leaf on black lacquer in the forgiving posture of the Lan Chang style.
Kaeng Khutkhu (à¹