Sam Pan Bok Canyon In Thailand. Stock Image

Imagine standing in between two walls of jagged rocks that are also reflected under the water. A scenic view of the sky and the sunset peers over the horizon. This is what one can experience when exploring Sam Pan Bok in Thailand. Located in Pho Sai District M ea near Ubon Ratchathani, it is often compared to the Grand Canyon because of its gorge that is around meters deep and up to 20 meters wide. It is made up of sandstone cliffs that run along the Mekong River, and holes carved out of rocks. Sam Pan Bok, when translated to English, literally means& x22;3,000 holes& x27;. These holes were formed over millions of years, which make it even more fascinating.