Kaeng Khap Phuang

Kaeng Khap Phuang is a rocky rapids and seasonal islet in the Mekong River at Don Tan District, Mukdahan Province, northeastern Thailand, on the border with Laos. Notable for exposed rock formations and small sandy islets that appear during the dry season when water levels fall. The site offers wide river views, views of the Lao bank, and is a local recreation area for sightseeing, photography and sunset viewing along the Mekong.

Visitors can expect a wide, open stretch of the Mekong River with exposed rocks, sandbars and shallow rapids visible in the dry season. The area is an open natural riverbank with no major structures, offering panoramic views of the river and the opposite bank in Laos. Visitors can walk on exposed rocks and sand when water is low, take photographs, sit along the bank, and watch sunset over the river. Small local food stalls and seating areas are typically found near the access point.

Part of the Mekong riverside way of life in Isan culture; serves as a seasonal community recreation area and viewpoint reflecting the close connection between Don Tan residents and the Mekong River border landscape.