Nakhon Ratchasima, A very strange "Teng tree with a face" standing guard over a cycad forest larger than 1,000 rai in Korat. Its shape resembles the head and face of a living creature. A large area of ??cycad forest that is hard to find. Within the community forest of Ban Taling Chan, Chorakae Hin Subdistrict, Khon Buri District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province, it has begun to turn green. create beauty Returning abundance to the forest again After earlier there had been rain in the area. This area of ??the Baan Chorakae Hin community cycad forest It is considered one of the largest cycad forests in Thailand. There are tens of thousands of cycad trees densely scattered throughout the forest area of ??more than 1,000 rai. They are also scattered throughout the nearby mixed forest. both in the Khon Buri National Forest Reserve and many more forest areas in Thap Lan National Park It's hard to find nowadays. The cycad tree has a short, grey-black trunk with a cylindrical shape. The base is slightly bloated. But the upper part has slender leaves spread out in all directions. It looks like a coconut tree. And in this cycad forest There is also one tree that is especially striking. People who travel or pass through that area Must stop by to visit to get rid of doubts. Because of this tree In addition to having a large trunk surrounded by about one person, the area of ??the trunk is slightly above the base. There will be a knot in the middle of the tree that is larger than the trunk. The shape is similar to the head and face of a living creature. which some people will look at like a human face While some people will look like the face of an animal, such as a cat. Some people will think that It's like the face of "Teletubbies," the little aliens in the famous series that hold the memories of many children, standing calmly looking at the forest. It's like standing guard to keep this forest safe. Therefore, it is another point that creates colorful and strange nature in the forest that attracts the attention of tourists qui te a bit. Source: Thai News Agency