Naga Country

Included:

• Comfortable viewing seats with an excellent river view
• Hotel accommodation
• All entrance fees
• Full meals
• Guide specializing in mysterious phenomena
• All transfers throughout the tour

More than 700,000 tourists have come to witness this phenomenon. During the event, all hotels in the region are fully booked weeks in advance, and visitors often stay in camps or fields.

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Naga Country – Expedition Overview

Naga Country is an exclusive adventure tour to the Fireball Festival held near Nong Khai on the banks of the Mekong River. Once a year, during two magical nights in October, mysterious glowing red spheres rise from the water, soar 10–20 meters into the sky, and disappear.

According to legend, the Paya Naga—a mighty serpent living in the Mekong—creates these fireballs to honor the Buddha’s arrival in our world. Locals still perform offerings to the serpent for protection and prosperity.

Scientists suggest that the phenomenon may result from unique gas emissions under special weather conditions, but no definitive explanation exists. Whether myth or mystery, every Thai will tell you that these are truly the Fireballs of the Naga.

The spectacle attracts over a million visitors each year, coming from around the world to see this extraordinary sight. Join us before the Naga spirits move elsewhere!

In addition to the festival, we will explore:

• Ancient rock paintings and prehistoric grottoes
• The towns of Nong Khai, Nakhon Ratchasima, and Khon Kaen
• The fascinating Dinosaur Sanctuary

The full Naga Country Expedition lasts 4 days.

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Tour Program – Naga Country

Day 1

• 05:00 – Departure from the hotel, transfer to the airport
• 08:00–09:00 – Flight Bangkok – Udon Thani
• 09:30 – Meet your guide at Udon Thani Airport
• 10:00 – Boat trip on the Red Lotus Lake
• 12:00 – Lunch
• 13:00 – Visit Wat Phu Tok Rock Monastery
• 15:00 – See the “Three Whales” rock formation
• 17:00 – Explore Mekong Stone Park
• 18:30 – Arrival in Nong Khai, hotel check-in
• 19:30 – Dinner at a riverside restaurant overlooking Laos

Day 2

• 07:00 – Breakfast at the hotel
• 08:00 – Travel along the Mekong, stopping at scenic viewpoints of Vientiane (Laos capital)
• 09:30 – Visit Wat Pha Tak Suea and its glass bridge atop the sacred mountain
• 12:00 – Kaeng Khut Khu – a natural attraction on the riverbank; photo stop with Phi Ta Kon masks
• 13:00 – Boat trip on the Mekong, approaching the Lao coast
• 14:00 – Lunch
• 15:00 – Walk through the ancient town of Chiang Khan, a famous film location
• 17:00 – Visit the second glass bridge at Tha Dimi, a symbolic point between Laos and Thailand
• 20:00 – Arrival at Udon Thani Airport
• 21:30 – Flight Udon Thani – Bangkok
• 23:00 – Return to the hotel

A similar excursion to the Carnival of Masks.