Readme before you journey
Hello everyone.
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I'm back with another review of a tourist spot in Chiang Mai, but this time I'm combining it with my internship.
>>>This is the first part of the thread. For those who want to see it, here is the link: http://pantip.com/topic/33861567
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While some may believe that the best time to visit the north and Chiang Mai is during the winter, it's important to note that this isn't necessarily the case. In fact, the rainy season often brings even more fog than the winter months.
Let's cut to the chase and get started (continuing from the previous thread).
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Station 14 . . . . Nimmanhaemin Road
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On a Sunday morning, after a tiring day of internship, I took a shower, washed my face, grabbed my bicycle, and cycled hard towards
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Station 15 .... Ob Khan National Park
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And please keep this video in your heart and mind, dear viewers, as always.
(Still dizzy)
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This Sunday marks the completion of a cycle. This time, I'll be exploring the area near my internship.
And this place is... (drumroll)
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Station 16: Doi Kham Temple (Previously visited at night, unable to capture images)
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Praying to the Buddha. Amen. The place is very crowded (many people are here to fulfill their vows).
Let's grab a quick bite to eat.
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Let's move on to the next amazing viewpoint.
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Set up the camera at the electric pole and come pose.
That's it, back to the accommodation to prepare for work tomorrow. Sigh, Monday.
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The following week, it was a place that everyone wanted to visit. It has only been booming for a few years. The weather is very good, with a lot of fog.
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Station 17: Mon Cham
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For those who want to come, it is recommended to arrive early, around 7:00 AM. If you arrive after 8:00 AM, it will be crowded.
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Let's take a look at the picture.
Dining seating area
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Continue taking landscape photos.
Essential, find a place to set up the camera. Here we go, click!
On the way down, I met a hill tribe child and asked to take a picture. The auntie was very kind.
There are many more mountains. Let's continue. >>>>
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Station 18: Mohntawan - Mon Wiang Ngam
These mountains are all close together. If you come to Mon Cham, you can visit them all and make the most of your trip.
Let's see the picture.
Alright, let's create a landmark. Park the car, set up the camera, click!
Descending, I saw the children's football field, so I brought it to you.
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Riding a motorcycle back, I saw a beautiful temple and had to stop. I went in to take a picture and shake the fortune sticks. 555
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Station 19 . . . Wat Lok Moli - Wat Ratchamnatheon
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Limited photos were captured due to the camera battery running out.
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The internship is over. While I'm happy to be done, I also feel a sense of emptiness. I learned a lot during my two months here, both during the internship and during my free time. Time flies when you're having fun, and I truly enjoyed my time here. Before I left, my supervisor took me on a tour.
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This is my last trip to Chiang Mai, but it is the first trip with my friends.
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"Despite the cold weather, the warmth of friendship made it cozy."
Let's continue talking about our trip.
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Station 20: Wat Phra That Si Chom Thong
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The nanny brought me to pay respects to the Buddha and worship the relics.
A model came to visit. 5555
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Let's continue.
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Station 21 . . . Doi Inthanon National Park
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The weather today is gloomy with rain and heavy fog, making it difficult to capture scenic views.
So I brought my friends to be models, they are all beautiful girls, haha.
During the journey
This trip has few landscape photos, as they were difficult to capture. I tried taking some portraits instead, for a change of pace.
This is located at the Khun Wang Royal Project (I apologize if the name is incorrect).
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This is Siriphum Waterfall. It is a beautiful waterfall.
The roadside stop was shrouded in dense fog.
Let's climb to the top of the mountain.
My nanny also has a picture.
13 degrees Celsius, and it's only 2 pm!
It's time to go down, but don't forget to stop by Vachirathan Waterfall.
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Internship is over. Time to travel is over.
In return, I gained a wealth of knowledge, cultural experiences, and smiles.
More valuable than anything else is "friendship," which cannot be bought.
Thank you to all the friends and everyone who stopped by to read.
Sirichai Chaimunkong
Friday, September 27, 2024 10:23 AM
