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Or is it spring !!

This trip was taken with two friends in August 2015 (next month will be the 1 year anniversary, time flies!).

The destination is the Pa Hin Ngam National Park.

Transportation

We will be traveling by van. Meet us at Gate 4 of Chatuchak Park, at the Thepsathit Bus Terminal.

Accommodation: We camped at Baan Rai Phusa Tawan (located near the park entrance, approximately 3-4 kilometers away).

Travel method: According to Ms. Noom (owner of Phusa Tawan Farm), we were very lucky that on the day of our trip...

It was the same day that the young lady was going to travel back to the resort, so she suggested that they meet at the Chatuchak bus station.

Upon reaching Amphoe Thepsathit, your young lady's boyfriend will pick you up. We will conveniently hitch a ride to the resort together. (Lucky indeed, hehe)

Is there anything else I can help you with?

If you are not as lucky as us, you can tell the van to drop you off at the entrance of the park and then take a motorcycle taxi with a sidecar to get in.

The distance is approximately 10 kilometers.

Here is the train schedule.

After a comfortable journey in a van, we stopped for a meal and bathroom break. The van was in good condition, neither too old nor too new, with no unpleasant odor. The driver was courteous. (I don't recall the travel time from Bangkok to Thepsathit District, but we arrived at our accommodation in the afternoon.)

We have arrived at our accommodation. The atmosphere is amazing! You must be jealous, haha! The price for a tent is around 500 baht per night.

In addition to the tent site, there are also father, mother, and baby squirrels to welcome guests.

English:

There is also a zone with houses to stay in, which is very comfortable. The atmosphere below is a waterfall.

After exploring the accommodation, we planned to have dinner and then enjoy the atmosphere of the rice fields in the evening.

How do I get there?

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It's not difficult. Just walk to the mouth of the alley and you will find a Northeastern restaurant on the main road. It's called "Delicious, Affordable, and Kind Chaiyaphum." 5555+

"Food that is right for the time you like"

After finishing our meal, we asked the vendor, "How can we get to the Thung Bua Daeng flower field now?"

Translation:

1. Can I walk there?

2. Are there any hired cars available?

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The shop owner told me that I could walk there, but it would be tiring. I could also hire a motorbike taxi. If I saw someone driving a motorbike, I could flag them down and hire them to take me. I decided to hire a motorbike taxi so that I could save my energy for walking in the fields. In the end, the shop owner had his employee drive me there (it wasn't far, I could have easily walked there). On the way back, the shop owner gave me his phone number and told me that he would come and pick me up when I was finished sightseeing. I was so grateful that he wouldn't even take any money from me. He was the best!

Translation:

It is unclear whether we were fortunate or unfortunate on that day, as there were not many people around. This was likely due to the fact that the Sesbania javanica flowers had not yet bloomed. (Apparently, they were blooming later than usual due to the severe drought.)

Along the side of the tour bus, you will find various types of ginger lily flowers beautifully decorating the roadside. (This type is not edible, it is bitter.)

We took a tour bus to the viewpoint at the edge of the land, passing through various fields.

Translation:

From the viewpoint at the end of the earth, the fog was so thick that day that we couldn't see where the end of the earth was. So we didn't stay there long, and we walked along the path to other points.

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The journey was punctuated by moments of frustration with certain groups of older women. Despite the clear warning signs prohibiting entry into the field, they disregarded the instructions. Sigh…

We spent a considerable amount of time in the field, but we didn't manage to cover the entire area. Before leaving the field, we called for a car to pick us up at the front of the park. (We had originally planned to walk back, but we decided to save our energy for our walk in the field the next morning.)

Early Morning at Khao Laem National Park

On the second day, we woke up early and met with the resort's housekeeper, who drove us to the national park as arranged. Today, our main goal was to witness the breathtaking sea of mist at the Pha Sud Pha Din viewpoint.

It's truly beautiful, just as I imagined.

Adorable walkway

Translation:

"Without embarking on the journey, one will never know the splendor of the destination."

Let's go, let's pack our bags.

On our way back from the accommodation to the van station to return to Bangkok, the young lady kindly offered to drop us off at the station again.
We offered her money, but she refused once more....

Thank you for your kindness and hospitality.

Translation:

Goodbye, see you again in Chaiyaphum.