Hello everyone,

In this trip, I will review a place for those who love to enjoy nature, escape the heat, escape love, and relax.

I will take you to the place with the best air in Thailand.

And that is "Khiri Wong Village, Lan Saka District, Nakhon Si Thammarat".

Introduction

I am a young man from the central region of Thailand. My appearance and skin tone resemble those of people from the south. I am currently studying in the south.

I have been studying in Surat Thani, the city of large oysters, and I am about to graduate with a bachelor's degree. I plan to travel extensively in the southern region.

There won't be any chance to travel because I'm of working age now. Alright!! Let's talk about traveling then.

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The destination of this trip is "Kiriwong Village, Lansaka District, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province", a village known as having the best air quality in Thailand.

Transportation options are plentiful, including buses, vans, and trains, making it easy to get there without getting lost.

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I started by taking a minivan from Surat Thani to Nakhon Si Thammarat for 120 baht (the train is also a good option, but since the train fare is 87 baht, which is not much different from the minivan fare, and the train station is too far from the university, I chose to take the minivan).

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Upon arriving in Nakhon Si Thammarat around 11 am, we needed to take a shared taxi to Khao Kiri Wong. Be cautious of motorcycle taxis, as they may quote inflated prices of 40 baht for the trip. Instead, I recommend asking the van drivers. They suggested walking to the main road and crossing the street, where shared taxis to Khao Kiri Wong frequently pass by.

As I walked out, I took pictures along the way, going alone without waiting for anyone or listening to anyone's opinions.

After a short wait, the Khiriwong songthaew arrived. I boarded and paid the 25 baht fare.

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While riding in the car, I watched the scenery, people, and took photos along the way.

It took about half an hour to reach the final station, "Wat Kiriwong".

I met an elderly woman whose house was in front of the temple. So I sat and talked with her for a while. She was very kind and smiled as we talked.

May I take a picture of you, grandma?

Let's go to the temple to pay respects to the relics. My grandmother recommended it.

As I descended, I was startled to see a figure beneath the shade of a tree. "Hmm, come into the camera nicely," I muttered. "Om, come down."

After getting off the bus, I walked to the bike rental shop at the mouth of the alley. I saw them making beautiful boutique fabrics, which were beautiful handicrafts.

I've arrived at the bike shop. It's called Mr. Anvil's shop. You can't miss it, it's very prominent.

One rented car was damaged, resulting in a 50 baht loss (as recommended by the grandmother).

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Not this one, just like it.

The interior of the shop is decorated in a classic, old-fashioned style. The shop is currently undergoing renovations, with the owner planning to convert it into an ice cream parlor.

Neck of the bottle lined up

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I have received my bicycle. I will take a ride to enjoy the scenery on both sides of the canal before it is even noon.

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... Let's take a look.

The weather is getting hot to very hot. I was riding my bike and saw a dog soaking in the water. 5555 I'm not the only one who's hot.

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… captured a lot.

The water is crystal clear, revealing enormous fish that are unafraid of humans.

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Turn around! Oh my! The dog is still here!

Many people wonder how to take photos alone as if they were with someone. Bring this "tripod" with you.

It's almost 1 pm now, and I haven't eaten anything yet. So I stopped by a restaurant by the river. The atmosphere is really nice, and the prices are not expensive.

The storefront features a beckoning chicken, but the real chicken is lying still.

What should I eat? I can't think of anything. Fried rice with mixed ingredients, 30 baht.

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The atmosphere during the meal

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Enjoying a meal with a beautiful view of the river. Wait a minute! You're still in the water, you dog! Are you a land animal or a water animal? -.-

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… I exited there, and it came out. I guess I'll move.

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It was time to find a place to stay. I rode along the Rim Noi Road, stopping at every hotel to ask. "Sorry, we're fully booked," they all said. "Where am I going to sleep tonight?" I thought, starting to panic, especially since I was alone.

Finally, I reached my last resort: Wat Kiriwong Temple.

"Haha, at least I can sleep at the temple," I thought, relieved to save some money. "It'll be comfortable enough, I'm alone anyway."

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The spacious interior of the temple has been swept, mopped, and mats have been laid out. It is now ready for sleeping.

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Why fear the ghost when the main Buddha statue is so large?

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After washing your face, eyes, and getting enough rest,

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... went out to take pictures and capture the atmosphere for you, our viewers.

Watching non-stop is too much.

If you don't have this picture, it means you haven't been to Khao Kiri Wong.

Got the picture, keep spinning.

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By the canal bank

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This is truly crystal-clear, flowing water, where you can see the fish swimming.

Walking past, it smiled at me. Hello.

Pedaling forward, one hand on the handlebars, the other holding the camera, click! click! click! click!

Almost every car has a stylish basket attached to the back.

Another photo at the bridge before making a U-turn.

Started cycling into the residential area. Whoosh!

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Reminiscing about the past, watching children play. A moment of nostalgia.

An empty pavilion

Fruit cart

Taking a break by the stream, all I see are dogs playing in the water. I want to join them too! 555

Embracing the "Slow Life" trend, young people are opting for a more relaxed pace. Visiting cafes and ordering the most affordable option, "Iced Tea," reflects this shift in lifestyle.

... paid 30 baht to sit and wait for the sunset

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30 baht for almost 3 hours. Haha! Oh, this coffee shop is owned by the same people as the bicycle shop, by the way.

As the sun began its descent, casting long shadows across the land, I found myself unable to capture its beauty. Thick clouds obscured the horizon, leaving me with only glimpses of its fiery glow. Instead, I turned my lens towards the vibrant tapestry of life that unfolded before me, capturing the essence of the evening's tranquility.

...Let's take a look at the pictures.

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Is there anything else I can help you with?

I waited patiently with my camera, only to be disappointed by the setting sun.

Move it a little.

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Relaxing laundry

It's getting dark, let's move to another spot, somewhere with more people swimming.

I didn't make it in time to take a picture of my grandmother playing in the water. Oh well, that's a shame.

Children are playing in the water.

Hey, can you take a picture for me? She automatically raised her hand. -.-

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"Excuse me, could I take a picture of you? Please smile."

Take off your glasses and smile (I'm too embarrassed to smile, I have a gap-toothed smile 555) Let me see the picture. You're laughing so hard.

The two siblings asked us to take a picture of them, and we were surprised. They said, "Smile!"

There is one more person.

I've taken enough photos of people, let me capture some scenery now. The light is fading.

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Hey, old man, what are you doing? You can't hide from me.

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No selfies for this person. Holding down the timer and then running into the water is way too hard.

Capturing the last glimpse of the view before darkness sets in. Farewell for this evening.

I'm hungry. I saw a restaurant called "Chai Si" by the river. Let's go eat!

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(Personally, I am addicted to the four-region man. Wherever I travel, I must eat at that branch. My friends at the university always scold me, "What are you so addicted to?")

In my opinion, the view from here at Chalermchai is the best in Thailand. The atmosphere is great because no one would dare to sell Chalermchai on top of a building. 555

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The best news finally arrived.
A senior at the university (who has already graduated) offered me a place to stay at his house. He saw on Facebook that I was sleeping at the temple, and I didn't hesitate to go.
It was great! I had Wi-Fi, a bathroom, and a place to charge my battery. I slept soundly. Good morning, Khao Kiri Wong. I woke up feeling refreshed and energized.

... Fortunately, if you sleep at the temple, you have to wake up at four o'clock because you can hear the loud sound of the bell. The monks are working on the temple, and it is also a Buddhist holy day. Lucky me.

Nothing much, just woke up to take photos and collect them.

Let's see, diva!

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I stand leaning against the bridge railing.

People here wake up early and spend a lot of money on shopping and making merit.

Grandma, what do you think? 555 Just say it.

Continuing to capture the morning scenery, pedaling, pedaling, two legs pedaling.

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Breathtaking views.

The sun has risen, casting a beautiful glow.

Cycling to Nan Hin Tha Ha, the atmosphere is as good as ever.

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There is a suspension bridge.

Good angles

It's better to turn around and go back. There are still many people going to make merit on both sides of the road.

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The old lady walked to make merit, carrying a food container alone. I think it's cute.

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It's time to go back to university and work. Goodbye, "Khiriwong," my lungs will be happy to breathe fresh air again. 555

One last photo.

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Riding a motorcycle, the engine roars.

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• The English translation aims to capture the essence of the experience in a more formal and concise way.
• The specific sound effects ("บรึ๊น บรื้นนนนน") are not directly translated, but the word "roars" conveys a similar sense of power and excitement.

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Link to a photo on the Tourism Authority of Thailand website