Basaltic Columnar - Sao Hin Sup Plu Site (Geopark
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Sap Phlu Waterfall is a waterfall that is outstanding,
beautiful, and very unusual, including the walls, rocks, and
rapids of the waterfall. They are all columns of igneous rock
formed from the cooling of lava or flowing rock. That erupted
along cracks in the earth's crust about 10 million years ago
when the lava cooled and became igneous rock. Basalt type from
the rate of lava shrinkage different Therefore, there is a
tensile force causing it to break apart and separate into a long
hexagonal column, similar to a row of stone pillars. Large size
approximately 30 cm. When he was born These igneous columns
are either perpendicular to the direction of the lava flow or
vertical. Most of the time, lava flows along a nearly horizontal
line. But as time passed, there was shifting and the movement of
the earth's crust. As a result, the hexagonal rock layer is
tilted to different degrees and rises to appear as follows. that
is currently Later, a stream of water from the upper forest
flowed down and became a waterfall. The waterfall flows through
this igneous rock pillar. There is only one found in Thailand.
But traces of such igneous pillars Can be found in many areas.
Wichian Buri District, such as Khao Noi, Tha Rong Subdistrict,
Sao Igneous Stone Park, Khok Prong Subdistrict, Khao Prasat,
Yang Sao Subdistrict How to get there: There are signs
showing the way throughout. But must travel by raised car. Until
reaching Ban Sap Charoen, from there you must continue walking
along a reasonably convenient path up and down the mountainside
for another 300 meters. |
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15.85198, 101.28274 |
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