Nang Aen Cave, Naga Cemetery, where the bones of Pu Srisuttho father and Ya Sripathumma mother are buried (Clip)

The belief and faith in the story of the Naga legend is a tradition in many provinces along the Mekong River in Thailand. Many cultures are related to Naga. For example, on July 7, 2024, a ceremony to worship Phaya Si Sattanakarat will be held in Nakhon Phanom Province. People believe that he is a dragon who has accumulated great virtues. He has a great influence and is the creator of the Mekong River.

It is not just the Thai people who are like this. But it is a common culture and belief among the people of the Mekong River Basin, especially the people of the neighboring country of Lao PDR. People believe that the Naga people exist to protect and preserve. There are many legends and stories about the long-term protection of the people on both sides of the Mekong River. The stories about Naga and many places it is related to the legend of Naga are similar to Thailand. Therefore, it is not surprising to see Naga statues at various locations along the Mekong River in Thailand and Lao PDR.

Follow the mission of See True and cross the border of Thakhek in Khammoeng Province, Lao PDR to Wat Napo, which the villagers believe is the landing point between the underground palace of Father Phra Sri Suto and the earthly world. Connect to the holy well of Koh Kongchanok, Udon Thani, Thailand, and visit the area to confirm the mysterious story of Nam An Cave. Another sacred place is considered to be the Naga Cemetery, where the bones of Father Phra Sri Suto are buried. And Mother Ya Sri Pattumak Koh Kongchanok

To get to the Naga Cemetery, you must take a boat in the Mekong River Basin, which is about 2 kilometers away. Along the way, it is believed to be the Naga Passage. There is water here, flowing all year round and never drying up. Until you reach the underground palace of Sisuto’s grandfather. Then walk to the Tham Nang Aen Tunnel. It is said that this is the path for the Naga to slide. It is a winding road and not very large. It is unlikely to be created by humans. You must keep your head down when walking and be careful not to hit the stones.

It took the team about 10 minutes to reach the hibernation site of Father Pu Srisuttho. The rock above looks like Father Pu Srisuttho is meditating. This is another popular place where people come to pray for good luck. Then continue walking to the Naga cemetery. Especially the important point of the cave where Father Pu Srisuttho buried his bones, if you look closely, you will find that it is very similar to a spine. This is not only where the remains of Father Pu Srisuttho are buried. This is also the burial place of Grandmother Sipatuma and her daughter.

The story of the Naga legend reflects the long-standing cultural beliefs of the people on both sides of the Mekong River. Whether it is the Thai side or the Lao side. They all believe and believe the same things, and even these stories cannot be proven by scientific evidence. But no one has the right to accuse the belief in Naga of being superstitious. Because it is a personal belief and faith. There are various evidences. It refers to the existence of Naga. Pay attention to the places and cultures, various traditions related to Naga. The most naughty news variety show will be proved, investigated and prepared for broadcast in various regions. It will be broadcast on Thairath TV Channel 32 every Saturday at 6 pm, crushing all the truth.