Lamai · Viewpoints
Cobra Stone Viewpoint
A lesser-known paid rock viewpoint in the Lamai hills, reported at a 50 THB entrance fee including a bottle of water. Reviewers describe it as quiet and adventurous with excellent views, but the climb is demanding and proper shoes are a must.
- from ฿50
- Lamai
- under an hour
- Checked 25 Sept
Insider tips
- Wear proper hiking shoes - the climb is described as demanding.
- Go early before the heat.
- Verify the fee and route locally - documentation is thin.
The story
Cobra Stone is a recently popularised natural rock viewpoint in the hills above Lamai, in the same general area as the Overlap Stones. According to a detailed 2026 travel guide that compared the Lamai hill viewpoints, entrance is just 50 THB including a bottle of water, and reviewers describe the site as quiet, authentic and adventurous with amazing views - without the tourist infrastructure that now defines the Overlap Stones. The climb is reportedly quite demanding, and proper shoes are described as a must; those who make it up are uniformly enthusiastic in the reviews cited.
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This record is based on a single secondary source summarising recent visitor reviews, so confidence is LOW: the fee, condition of the path and even the exact route should be verified locally before making a dedicated trip. Given how quickly the neighbouring Overlap Stone sites changed within two years, conditions at Cobra Stone may also change fast.
Good to know
- from ฿50 · Entry 50 THB (includes a bottle of water)
- under an hour
- Early morning for a cooler climb
- Fully weather dependent
- Good for couples: Yes
Plan a visit
Free route: you go by your own scooter, car or on foot and we work out the order. Private tour: a local driver picks you up and takes you.
Checked 25 Sept 2026 · 2 sources
Sources and last check
- Last checked
- 25 Sept 2026
- What was checked
- Details checked 25 Sept 2026
- Next check due
- September 2027
Official sources
No official source published yet for this page.
Plus 2 other references and local research.





