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This area is the restaurant zone. You can go up and have a meal.

It's already 10 am! Time to grab some breakfast.

The King's image resides in the hearts of the Thai people. It is a ubiquitous sight in every home, every establishment, and every homestay here. A portrait of His Majesty will be displayed at the front of the resort.

This morning, Uncle Jai had delicious pork congee with soft-boiled eggs. It was so good, I highly recommend it! It's a hidden gem, but I can't keep it a secret any longer. I have to share this deliciousness with everyone!

I also stopped by to try the deep-fried mantou with condensed milk...oh my, it's delicious!

"Woof woof… please, just a little bit (with pleading eyes)."

Before leaving Pang Ung, indulge in a sweet treat at a cafe conveniently located just before the exit. The cafe, aptly named "Pala Coffee," is easy to find.

In addition to selling coffee, this place also serves as a comprehensive coffee production learning center.

The interior of the shop is shady and there are many zones for us to choose from. The front of the shop is more of a waiting area for coffee than a place to sit for a long time.

Books are available for reading while waiting. Reading them makes me think of my father.

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Stepping inside, you'll encounter a verdant zone, offering seating beneath the trees, akin to a garden within your home.

Nearby, there is a large bamboo grove, offering a peaceful and secluded atmosphere with tables for relaxation.

Further inside, there is a seating area with a view of the mountains and trees, refreshing and pleasing to the eye. As I said, choose whatever you like.

After exploring the entire store, I came out to receive the order I had placed.

The tea leaves are freshly plucked from the tree, with caterpillars still clinging to the top of the leaves. Just kidding! Anyone who wants to come and try it must be patient... very patient. The tea here is brewed with great care and attention, which is why the taste is so well-balanced. If I had more time, I would definitely slow down and enjoy the atmosphere.

However, the dream was shattered in an instant. 5555555 Instead, they took it to drink in the car. Are you ready? Ask your heart. The curve is so steep that the tea will come out as vomit.

Our next destination was Kuaitiao Hoikha Baan Ja Bo in Pang Ma Pha District, Mae Hong Son Province. This is a restaurant that I had in mind before coming here, wanting to sit and eat noodles with my legs dangling, looking at the beautiful view like the ones people share online. We're here... let's take a look!

The restaurant was packed. (It was a holiday, after all.) There were so many people waiting in line that there weren't enough tables to accommodate everyone. The restaurant needs to expand immediately.

**Ja Bo Noodle Shop** offers a variety of noodle dishes, including waterfall noodles and tom yum noodles, with prices starting at 40 baht per bowl. The main attraction is the unique seating arrangement, where customers can enjoy their noodles while dangling their feet over the edge of the platform. The shop also features several scenic spots perfect for capturing memorable photos.

First Angle (Public Angle) This angle is extremely popular, but the number of people and seats are not balanced. Some people don't even come to eat noodles, they just want to sit and take cool photos with their legs dangling and then leave. Some people are standing hungry, but they still want to take photos from this angle, so they wait until the others get up. It's quite pitiful. ( Note: This photo was taken when I was leaving. )

The Second Angle

The second angle is located near the area where the young woman is making noodles. It's not hot, it's cool and comfortable, and you can sit and enjoy the full view. If I come again, I would like to sit and eat at this angle.

I can't wait. Bye-bye. You can sit somewhere else, I won't be sad. (Not really) The person who took my order told me that it's very busy today, usually it's not this busy. / Yes, let's hope it's your turn soon. - -" After I finished ordering, I had to be quick and stand to look for a spot. When a group got up, I immediately charged in. 555 It was like playing musical chairs. And luck was on my side, even though I didn't get a seat with dangling legs, it's okay.

This was the longest wait for noodles in the history of the world. Can this be recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records? Two hours to wait for a bowl of noodles each. Oh my god! How long can I wait? (gritting teeth) Because while I was waiting, I ate more than ten bags of fried pork rinds. But I have to admit that the meatballs and the tom yum soup were delicious.

Before leaving, there is a photo spot with a wooden seat extending outwards, offering a beautiful view. This is another grand gesture from the Ratchadalae Theatre.

We were about to head straight to our accommodation, but guess what? We were stopped at a checkpoint! The thing is, we really needed to use the restroom, and it's incredibly difficult to find one up here in the mountains. Luckily, we saw a sign that said "Clean restrooms ahead," followed by some other information. We even commented in the car, "There's a sign that says there are clean restrooms ahead."

Hey, this is Doi Kiew Lom Stop, stop, stop! I can't not stop. It wasn't in the plan. Just seeing the view, I'm telling you... I don't even need to use the bathroom, but I'm getting off 5555555555

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On the other side of the road, you'll encounter a different kind of view. Rows of shops line the street, offering a variety of goods. There are also pavilions where tourists can rest and enjoy the cool breeze while taking in the distant vista. Large wind turbines stand tall on either side.

Most of the views on this side will see people's houses far below, and the cool wind will blow on your face.

The sky is so beautiful, let's catch the naughty one and throw it down ha throw it up ha That's right !!!!!

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☁ ☁ The sky is so high, the wind is so cool, can I take it home? ●^∀^● It's so beautiful.

A Taste of Cape Gooseberry: A Sweet and Tangy Farewell

Before departing, I stopped to purchase some Cape gooseberries, a fruit I had never tried before. The vendor enthusiastically described its health benefits, comparing its appearance to a small, round, yellow-orange loquat hidden within delicate husks. He cautioned against consuming the entire fruit, advising me to savor only the inner flesh. The taste was a delightful blend of sweet and tangy, with an aromatic fragrance reminiscent of nutmeg.

After researching the claims made by the seller, I discovered that cape gooseberry is indeed a product of the Highland Project Foundation's small fruit promotion and development program. It is cultivated by hill tribe communities as a cash crop in mountainous regions as an alternative to opium. This explains why it is commonly consumed fresh, dipped in chocolate or honey, added to salads, made into juice, or used in jams in northern Thailand's mountainous regions. Its health benefits include being rich in vitamin C, which helps prevent colds and allergies, as well as vitamin A, which promotes eye health, prevents night blindness, improves vision, and enhances skin and hair health. Notably, it has been shown to inhibit the growth of HT-29 and HCT-116 cancer cells in humans and effectively stop the growth of tumor cells. I regret not buying more!

Let's head to our accommodation!

Tonight, we'll be staying at the Royal Project Pine Forest of Wat Chan Monastery (RPF) in Galyani Vadhana District, Chiang Mai. The road leading there is paved all the way, and we stopped along the way to take photos whenever we came across beautiful scenery.

The road was practically deserted, which made me a little nervous. I wondered if I was on the right path, as it was so eerily quiet. Then I thought, perhaps everyone has already reached their accommodation. It's quite late now, and they've been good at keeping to the schedule since Pang Ung. ≧▽≦

You tricked me, Star. ︶︹︺ I didn't find many good roads. I encountered roads with sharp curves and steep inclines, potholes, and bumps. (I'm still playing) During the climb, the roads twisted and turned in many directions. I understand why there are so few cars driving in opposite directions or following each other. The road is so adventurous. It would be fun to drive a pickup truck, but our small car can handle it too. Just drive slowly, carefully avoid the potholes, and be patient. After overcoming the obstacles, we finally arrived. We made good time, arriving just before dark. ◕‿‿◕｡
Driving in felt like entering a dream world. I was right to come. Places that are difficult to reach often have something worth exploring.

Upon check-in, request the house key. Walk left, less than 10 steps, then turn left again. There will be a sign indicating the name of the house, which is "Baan Pa Ka Eo 1-2." Do not hesitate to move your belongings in!

Stepping inside, you'll feel like you've been transported to another country. The atmosphere is perfect, and it's very private, like it's our own home.

Turn right and you will find a table set up connecting the two houses. It is a single-story house with two houses in a pair. The price is 1,500 baht/night (excluding meals).

The right side is Pa-ko-e-nyo House 1.

The left side is the second Pa-ga-nyao house.

There is a set of chairs in front of the room.

Upon entering the room, you will find a bed on the right-hand side. At the foot of the bed, there is a cabinet for storing glasses, drinking water, tea, and coffee. There is no television or refrigerator, but there is a wall-mounted fan opposite the bed. In the right corner, there is a table for reading books.

Walking further in, you will find the kitchen. However, it can hardly be called a kitchen, as it only has a sink. (This is because there is a rule against cooking.)

The bathroom is located on the left-hand side and features a hot water heater, as well as shampoo and shower gel.

Let's walk around the house and check it out. Turn right and walk up the bridge. Continue walking along the path and you will reach the area where the new rooms are being built. The path ends there.

The light began to fade, and darkness began to encroach. On our way to the project's cafeteria, we stopped to browse the souvenirs.

Alright! It's dinner time! Actually, you need to call and make a reservation one day in advance to let them know if you want dinner and breakfast. Some people go out to eat at nearby restaurants, but we forgot to call before we came, so we took a chance and went to the cafeteria to ask. It turned out that we were able to get dinner, so we were saved for another meal. ´﹃｀

After a short wait, dinner was served. The set included a pot of rice, a set of fresh vegetables with dipping sauce, northern Thai chili paste, crispy pork rinds, stir-fried cabbage with pork, stir-fried glass noodles, clear soup with tofu and minced pork, and tom yum chicken. For dessert, there was watermelon. The food here is not spicy, so those who prefer a bit of heat may want to bring their own condiments.

Our bellies full, we walked back to our accommodation. The atmosphere at night was quite scary (I'm just being paranoid ⊙▂⊙). It was a completely different vibe from the evening. Perhaps it was because the resort was lined with pine trees, making it seem darker than usual at night. The darker it is, the more stars you can see, so there might be a chance to photograph the Milky Way.

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After completing personal tasks, we sat down to hunt for elephants. We loaded the Starchart app to view the elephants' locations and set the parameters. This is the only picture we were able to capture.

Stunned... completely stunned =°□°= Where's the white elephant? All I found were elephants running away 55555 This is what happens when you try to take photos for the first time!!! Telling myself it's okay... it's okay ꒦ິȏ꒦ິ Bye ~ Cancel the activity, let's all go to sleep. Wiping away tears, good night.

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• DAY 3
  

Hello everyone! We have an appointment at 6 am to wake up and walk to pick up the fog, hugging the Ban Chang Khao Reservoir together. (づ￣ ³￣)づ

The royal guards stayed up all night to watch over the little dog. ︶｡︶ He slept soundly!!!

The project area is shrouded in a light mist, with spider webs clinging to the pine trees. As you walk straight ahead, there will be a sign pointing the way to the reservoir. 1ˇεˇ๑•¨•.¸¸♪

**The Royal Project at Pa Son Wat Chan is a project initiated by His Majesty the King to "develop and conserve forest resources, soil and water, alongside agricultural development in the area of the headwaters of streams, develop the use of pine wood and natural pine resin, and improve the economic and social status of the people by planting replacements, experimenting with forestry techniques to develop the forestry industry and restore forest areas in the headwaters of streams to their original natural state."**

Wherever we go, He is always watching over us, for we have the same Father.

" Father of the Land "

Arrived at... Ban Chang Khao Reservoir OMG (ʘ╻ʘ) It's just as beautiful as Pang Ung.

This place boasts a strong sense of nature, with fewer crowds, less hustle and bustle, and a peaceful atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for relaxation.

The mist floats, carried by the wind. ♫♪˙‿˙♫♪ ♫♪ ♫♪ ♫♪

Is that Getsunova style? But... your face is a bit big. Match, you didn't cover your double chin completely. 5555555+

It's 8 o'clock, time for breakfast. Let's head back to the cafeteria. ≧ڡ≦

One Korean series, oh my... Do you really need to cross your legs like that? 555 I give up!!!!

The text describes the seasonal changes in a location with maple trees.

• First Sentence: It states that during the winter months (specifically December to February), maple leaves begin to change color and fall.
• Second Sentence: It mentions the "green season" which occurs at the end of the rainy season and the beginning of winter. During this time, the landscape remains lush and vibrant after recent rainfall.
• Concluding Sentence: The text concludes by stating that the beauty of the green season rivals that of the winter scenery.

This morning's breakfast features a steaming bowl of rice porridge, accompanied by pan-fried Chinese sausage, salted duck egg, pickled mustard greens, and stir-fried mustard greens with oyster sauce. Self-service options include toast with jam and a selection of hot beverages such as tea, coffee, and Ovaltine.

Note: If the food runs out, you can request more for free. The author requested another stir-fried vegetable dish with oyster sauce, and it was freshly cooked and delivered to the table. It was absolutely delicious!

Our bellies were full, and we headed back to collect our belongings. We're sure we'll be back again soon, as we loved the abundance of nature, the friendly staff, and the service that made us feel like family. All in all, it was a truly memorable experience that we highly recommend.

This area also offers a wide variety of houses in different styles. ****I secretly went to take a look, and each one is just as beautiful as the next.***

For more details and booking prices, please visit this website: http://www.fio.co.th/travel/watchan/

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We packed our belongings into our bags and continued our journey. We turned left and went back the way we came. We saw a sign that said "Hot Spring of Muang Paeng". We were surprised to find a good road, as if it had just been built. We followed the sign and arrived at the hot spring. As soon as we got out of the car, we could smell the strong odor of sulfur. We wondered who had boiled eggs there.

Embrace the sunshine and conquer your fears! ☀ ♨ ☀ ♨ ☀ ♨

The steam was scorching hot, hitting us in the face. Combined with the blazing sun, it was unbearable. After taking photos, we quickly jumped back into the car.

After running along Highway 1095, the endless curves of the marathon proved too much for me. I don't know when I passed out, but when I woke up, my brother had stopped for a refreshing drink. We checked in at Anchalee Coffee We, a charming cafe with a witchy theme. On the left side, you'll see a replica yellow kilometer marker with a witch riding a broomstick, standing out majestically. The cafe is located on the route from Chiang Mai to Pai to Mae Hong Son.

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"Om, may the depths of the earth rumble and tremble! Peng! The mischievous one chanted before entering the shop."

The shop is adorned with witches, making it quite charming. The interior is spacious, airy, and pleasantly cool.

The Sorting Hat will decide which house I will be in. (Gryffindor, perhaps?)

We ordered kiwi tea, grape tea, and green tea. The prices were reasonable, around 55 baht per glass. If you're in the area, stop by and enjoy a cup of coffee or tea to prepare for the next round of drinks.

Take a stroll along the Canopy Walkway, a skywalk and nature trail located within the Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden in Mae Rim District, Chiang Mai. The entrance fee is 40 baht for adults and 20 baht for children, with an additional 100 baht per vehicle for car access. The garden is open from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM.

For those who do not have a car, there is a tram service available to pick you up and drop you off at various points according to your destination.

Following the map provided at the entrance, we first took a walk on the Canopy Walkway.

Let's first learn the rules…

Please bring a pair of flip-flops to change into if you are wearing high heels.

The walkway is made of steel and is sturdy, but it may not be suitable for those who are afraid of heights or elderly individuals. The walkway is over 400 meters long, so it may be more comfortable to walk in the early morning. As it is an open-air walkway, it offers a natural experience. However, if you start walking in the late morning or afternoon, it may be quite hot.

As the day drew to a close, the air was pleasantly cool. As I continued my walk, I noticed sections where both the ground and the barriers were made entirely of glass. These areas offered stunning 360-degree views, providing a perfect spot to pause and admire the scenery.

There are three main rules at this point: no jumping, no leaning on the glass, and no more than four people borrowing at a time.

Halfway through the walk, there will be a shortcut on the left. The shortcut will lead you back to the entrance.

Time is of the essence, as the garden will close in a matter of hours. We must make haste and quicken our pace.

"Anything goes if it's refreshing. 55555 Let's find something cold to quench our thirst, one stick each."

Drive up to the next zone, which is about 500 meters past the Canopy Walkway. We've arrived!

**The greenhouse complex** houses a collection of plant species from both Thailand and abroad, categorized according to their suitability for the local climate. This makes it an ideal location for those seeking to learn about plants, especially rare and unique species. The complex is divided into three main sections: **a large greenhouse, a medium-sized greenhouse, and a general plant display greenhouse.**

They climbed up together. They finally arrived... panting... exhausted!

Let's explore the category of drought-tolerant plants. Follow me!

This section focuses on the diverse range of cactus species.

And then there are the plants of the Agave genus, stone roses, ferns, and tall drought-tolerant trees. Choose according to your preference!

Walk hand in hand, go until old age (can you do it) 555555555555

Walking to the end of the house, you will pass through a wooden water house and carnivorous plants.

This is a map of the walking route within the Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden.

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The author only visited two of the twelve greenhouses (Is that a waste?) due to the need to check in to their accommodation and the approaching closing time of the garden. This is a map of the Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden. There are many other points of interest to explore and learn about. You can spend the whole day here, from morning to night. It's a great place to gain knowledge and take beautiful photos. I will definitely visit the Queen's garden again next time.

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Let's drive up to check in at our accommodation. Many people may not be familiar with it yet, as it was only built a few years ago. It is owned by the same people as Mon Ing Dao, but Mon Ing Dao is located higher up. We have arrived at... Mon Ai Din.

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Our accommodation for tonight is another scenic spot with stunning views, located just 1.7 km from Mon Cham. It offers both private bungalows and tent accommodations. For those seeking a more immersive nature experience, tents are a great option. The campsite is located in a separate area and is situated higher than the bungalows.

The accommodation here is divided into separate houses, each with two floors. The ground floor is a dormitory with polished concrete walls in a loft style.

The spacious and clean interior is fully equipped with various amenities, including a TV, fan, two large beds, and one bathroom.

The bathroom is equipped with a water heater, a sink, a toilet, and a urinal for men.

The upper floor is an open-air seating area where you can relax and enjoy the cool breeze. It's perfect for stargazing, having a meal, or simply enjoying the view.

The restaurant offers a variety of dishes, including single-plate meals, side dishes, and the popular "moo kata" and "jim jum" hotpots. To order, simply write down your desired dishes on a piece of paper and hand it to the staff. They will ask you what time you would like to eat, and then deliver your food directly to your accommodation.

It's time for a delightful dinner. We went upstairs to eat at our house. The weather was amazing, but it was a bit dim. In fact, it's not a dining area because not every house has a dining table upstairs, but this one does.

We ordered a set of moo kata, which is a Thai barbecue dish. We were surprised to find it served on a high platform in the cold weather. We were very excited about the moo kata, which came with four additional options.

Everything was delicious, especially the grilled pork and the amazing dipping sauce.

After finishing their meal, they helped to clean up and dispose of the trash. The teapot was left on the table, as someone would come by in the morning to collect it.

"Eating a meal with loved ones amidst the natural beauty of the surrounding mountains was both delicious and joyful."

• DAY 4

The alarm clock rang a few times, and it was me again who had to wake up. 555555 I hurried to take a shower and get dressed. Just as I was about to finish, I opened the door and **BAM!** It was raining! It had been drizzling since early morning, but it must have been so light that I didn't even notice it inside. But I had heard on the TV news that there would be a storm today. And I had planned to go up to Mon Cham to see the flowers. Oh well, too bad. (She doesn't know, hahaha!) It doesn't look like it's going to stop raining anytime soon. Oh well, what can you do? Mon Cham is only about 1 kilometer away from our accommodation. I'll just go up there for breakfast and then... goodbye, Mon Cham in the drizzling rain.

The Enchanting M่อนแจ่ม: A Haven for Fresh Produce and Scenic Delights

Nestled amidst the mountainous terrain, M่อนแจ่ม, also known as the Nong Hoi Royal Project, is a haven for fresh, locally-grown produce. This idyllic destination is renowned for its abundance of crisp vegetables and succulent strawberries, offering a delightful culinary experience for visitors.

Upon arriving at M่อนแจ่ม, a distinctive landmark awaits: a cluster of parked vehicles equipped with snow chains. This serves as a subtle cue to turn left and embark on the search for a suitable parking spot. Once settled, visitors can leisurely stroll towards the designated seating areas, ready to immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere.

The seating area is arranged along the ridge of the hill, in the form of small pavilions, giving the feeling of truly dining amidst nature. (It's a pity that if it hadn't rained, there would have been beautiful views to share with you all.)

To save time, let's go upstairs and order food first.

Choose whatever you like, sweets, sandwiches, coffee, Thai tea. What would you like to eat? Tick-tock, tick-tock, tick-tock.

An employee will be there to take your order and write the price on the receipt. You can then pay at the counter over here.

For those who dislike sitting cross-legged, the order counter area offers long table seating reminiscent of school cafeterias. The wait is minimal, with orders arriving within 10 minutes.

Morning My Breakfast A Western-style breakfast with waffles, ham, and fried eggs looks great when enjoyed in this kind of atmosphere.

Followed by fried chicken wings, fried minced pork, crispy pork belly with sorrel leaves in Tom Yum soup, crispy vegetable salad, and 2 plates of plain rice.
Looking at it all together, it looks even more delicious. It's all good...if it's refreshing.

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Note: While the price may seem a bit high for the amount of food, the freshness of the ingredients from the Royal Project and the stunning mountaintop location make it worthwhile. The taste of the food is also exceptional, leaving no room for complaints. You won't be disappointed, I guarantee it!

The view is completely obscured by dense fog.

There is a chance that I will come back again, but I don't know when. We'll see later. It might be better at the end of the year. I won't encounter rain, but I will encounter people.

The heavy rain was truly refreshing. Before leaving Mon Cham, there was a path leading to the Camping zone. It's interesting.

As you descend from Mon Cham, you will encounter shops selling fresh strawberries and processed products such as strawberry juice and dried strawberries. Consider purchasing some as a gift for your parents.

Before entering Bangkok, we stopped by Phra That Lampang Luang in Lampang Province to pay our respects and seek blessings.

The temple's beauty is evident in its multi-tiered, pointed archways, adorned with intricate stucco patterns.

Female visitors wearing shorts or revealing clothing are advised to rent a sarong before ascending to the upper level of the pagoda to pay respects. A sarong rental booth can be found just past the temple sign. (Rental fee: 20 baht/piece)

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You may now proceed to the inner sanctum for veneration.

Upon entering, we encounter the Royal Chapel, which houses the Mandapa of King Lanna Thong. The chapel's walls are adorned with ancient murals depicting Jataka tales.

The majestic and elegant stupa, towering in the Lanna style.

Next is the Wihan Nam Taem, which houses a bronze Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya posture. The murals within the Wihan are now largely faded, but are said to be the oldest and only remaining of their kind in Thailand.

After walking around the temple for a while, we decided to leave. Don't forget to return the sarong.

Across the street from the temple, there is a horse-drawn carriage service that offers rides around Wat Phra That Lampang Luang. The price per ride is unknown.

Those who want to take a stylish photo on a horse-drawn carriage with the temple as a backdrop (it's so iconic) pay 20 baht per person for as many shots as you want. Make the most of it! 55555 So I grabbed my mischievous nephew to be the model for a bit. One, two, three, click!

I feel sorry for the horse. It's so hot that its head is drooping. Even humans are feeling the heat, so imagine how the animals must be feeling.

Currently, there is road construction in some sections, and the road is in poor condition in some areas. This is because the road is being diverted to the left and right lanes alternately.

Endure the hardship for a while (tell yourself?) 55555 Encountered heavy rain at intervals, ran into it carelessly, ouch!

After the rain, this image appeared... there it is, "the way back home."

We stopped at a gas station to refuel, grab some snacks, and buy souvenirs. After that, we drove straight home, arriving around 9:30 PM. The total trip took 4 days and 3 nights, covering a distance of 2,084.8 kilometers. I'm so full, I could puke! I can't believe I didn't throw up. I'm so lucky.

Expenses Summary for 4 Days and 3 Nights with a Budget of 16,000 Baht

Expenses:

• Fuel: 5,080 Baht
• Food: 272 Baht
• Accommodation at Lung Jai Homestay: 630 Baht
• Boat ride at Pang Ung: 300 Baht
• BBQ with fried soybeans: 460 Baht
• Breakfast at Lung Jai: 240 Baht
• Tea and coffee at Pala: 180 Baht
• Hanging leg noodles at Ja Bo: 325 Baht
• Cape gooseberry fruit: 80 Baht
• Toilet fee at Doi Kiew Lom: 20 Baht
• Accommodation at Royal Project Pine Forest Wat Chan: 3,000 Baht
• Dinner at Royal Project: 600 Baht
• Breakfast at Royal Project: 400 Baht
• Drinking water: 35 Baht
• Coffee at Baan Maemod: 220 Baht
• Entrance fee to the botanical garden: 220 Baht
• Ice cream: 45 Baht
• BBQ (additional pork): 549 Baht
• Accommodation at Mon Jai Din: 2,000 Baht
• Dinner and drinks: 500 Baht
• Breakfast at Mon Jaem: 720 Baht
• Sai Oua sausage: 140 Baht
• Tip for gas station attendant: 30 Baht

Note: Personal expenses not mentioned are covered individually based on financial resources.

Reflection:

Taking a break from work and spending some time on yourself is important. Plan your trips for the year and set goals. Save money during the end-of-year period and avoid excessive shopping. Instead, use that money for travel during long holidays. Even though the journey may be challenging, it's worth it to discover hidden gems. You won't know what you're missing until you try. Thank you to my travel companions and to everyone who has followed my journey to this point.

This is my travel story of Mae Hong Son - Chiang Mai. See you again : )

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