Kaeng Tanglang

Kaeng Tanglang is a rocky rapids and seasonal islet formation in the Mekong River in Chanuman District, Amnat Charoen Province, northeastern Thailand, near the border with Laos. Exposed mainly during the dry season when river levels fall, it reveals extensive rock formations, small islands and shallow channels. The site is noted for its natural river scenery, geological features and wide Mekong views, serving as a local sightseeing and photography spot along the riverfront.

Visitors can expect a natural riverside setting on the Mekong River with exposed rock formations, small rocky islets and shallow channels visible in the dry season. The area offers open river views toward Laos, rocky shorelines and natural channels to observe and photograph. There are no major built structures; the experience is focused on viewing the river landscape, walking along the bank and observing seasonal changes in water level.

Local natural landmark along the Mekong River in Chanuman, associated with seasonal river life and used as a local scenic and gathering area during the dry season when the rapids are exposed.