Tham Kai Mook - MH0267

Length 40m Depth 0m
Grottocenter / carte

Location

2 km south of Ban Mae Lana, on the northern edge of the same doline as Tham Mae Lana, just over the brow of the hill, and 300 m before Tham Pakarang, a signpost next to the 4WD track points to an indistinct path leading to the cave entrance hidden behind enormous boulders 150 m to the west. Martin Ellis - 01/07/2020

Description

Martin Ellis - 01/07/2020

The large entrance chamber slopes steeply downwards over large bouldes. The lower sections have some interesting erratic forms tucked away in moist crevices, but no obvious cave pearls despite the cave's name. A narrow passage at the back leads to a find crystal flow, but quickly becomes impassable.

Documents

Bibliography 01/07/2020
  • Breugel, Liedewij van (2013) "Community-based tourism: Local participation and perceived impacts. A comparative study between two communities in Thailand" Master Thesis, Faculty of Social Sciences, Radboud University Nijmegen 83pp DILOKWANICH, S.; ET AL. (2000) "An Exploration and Database System of the Caves, Mae Hong Son Province" 6 Vols. Faculty of Environment and Resource Studies, Mahidol University, Bangkok - STD621 SIDISUNTHORN, PINDAR; GARDNER, SIMON; SMART, DEAN (2006) "Caves of Northern Thailand" River Books, Thailand, ISBN 9749863135 Spies, John (1999) "Managing the cave and karst resources in the Nam Khong and Nam Lang catchment, Northwest Thailand" Proceedings of the Conference on Cave Resources, Bangkok, 4-5 August 1999, pp190-202 SPIES, JOHN (2000) "Suggestions for Cave Management" in "An Exploration and Database System of Caves: Mae Hong Son Province" Vol. 6. Faculty of Environment and Resource Studies, Mahidol University, Bangkok [Mae Hong Son]

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Distance (km)NameLength (m)Depth (m)
0.2Tham Toed - MH00513500
0.2Cave MH0052 - MH0052250
0.3Cave MH0132 - MH0132
0.3Cave MH0133 - MH0133
0.3Cave MH0123 - MH0123150
0.3Cave MH0124 - MH0124100
0.4Cave MH0253 - MH0253
0.5Cave MH0122 - MH0122200
0.5Old Mae Lana Sink - MH0044800