Le Khaokob Cave, located in the Huai Yot district of Trang Province, is one of Thailand’s famed unseen natural attractions, celebrated for its dramatic limestone formations and mysterious underground river... the entrance to Le Khaokob Cave involves a unique boat‑ride experience, with an official fee of 150 baht per boat, accommodating up to 5 passengers... this fee includes the services of experienced local boatmen who navigate visitors through the cave’s underground river and its famously low‑ceilinged passage known as the dragon’s belly... managed by local authorities as part of an eco‑tourism initiative, the boat service operates daily from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm, offering visitors an accessible and affordable way to explore one of Trang’s most remarkable natural attractions...
we boarded a traditional rowboat exploring Le Khaokob Cave, guided by experienced local boatmen, carried us gently along the underground river toward the cave’s narrow passages...
we explored the cave by small rowing boat, gliding through chambers filled with stalactites and stalagmites before reaching the cave’s most thrilling section - Tham Lod, where the ceiling drops so low that we must lie flat to pass beneath it, an experience often described as sliding under the dragon’s belly... this unique journey, combining adventure and natural beauty, makes Le Khaokob Cave a memorable highlight for us seeking an immersive cave exploration experience...
with the conclusion of our Edutrip, we began our journey back to the UNITAR campus, carrying with us memories and lessons that will remain unforgettable... the experience provided meaningful exposure, strengthened bonds among the participants, and enriched the students’ understanding far beyond the classroom... this Edutrip marks a valuable chapter in their academic and personal growth - one that will be remembered for years to come...
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