Hae Beach at Ban Nam Kam is a shoal in the middle of the Mekong River (Island born in the middle of the Mekong River) about 500 meters from the shore. The beach looks like a sandy beach that stretches along the island. And, it is sand mixed with rocks (pebbles), making the water clear. Each year, the beach can be visited only in the summer (around April - May) There is a restaurant on the beach area. Villagers are divided into zones using colored flags as their representatives. The shop has a parking service and free ferry crossings; which means we have to choose a shop from the parking lot. Most of the food is fresh fish from the Mekong River, northeastern food, fruits, and snacks from vendors who wade through the water, float on tubing, and pull long boats to sell feeling like a floating market There are also other activities such as; karaoke booths, Tubing rentals, banana boats, and jet skis. And in April every year, Nam Kam Subdistrict Municipality with the villagers Build a bamboo bridge across the beach. This bridge will be charged only for Songkran Festival 20 baht per person (other than that, crossing the bridge is free) Getting there: From Wat Phra That Phanom, take the road along the Mekong River for about 7 kilometers near the Nam Kam Subdistrict Municipality.