One of over 4,000 projects...

One of the final projects... "The Let It Be Project"

Today, #ฅนชอบเที่ยว recommends a great camping spot.

Conveniently located just 200 km from Bangkok, this location offers a perfect escape for those seeking a quick getaway.

In early December, I had the opportunity to camp at Khao Pha Nen Thung for one night.
However, I wanted to find another place to sleep for another night, somewhere with good weather and comfortable amenities.
So I decided to go and survey the Chang Hua Man project.

In summary, the campsite was fantastic. It had a spacious grassy area next to a reservoir, creating a pleasant atmosphere. The "ชั่งหัวมัน" project sign was clearly visible, adding a unique charm to the overall experience.

**Cost and Information**
- Camping fee: 100 baht per tent (for those bringing their own tent)
- Tent rental: 300 baht per tent (for those without a tent, sleeps 2-3 people)
- Admission fee: 20 baht for adults, 10 baht for children
- The project is open to the public from 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM.
- For more information, please call 0-3247-2700-1.
- Free bicycle rentals are available for tourists. Simply present your ID card to inquire.

In the late afternoon, we can take a walk around the camping zone.

Sitting and playing

Alternatively, you can cycle around the area.

Camping ground

Car for visiting the sweet potato weighing project

"Khun Tum" is a Holstein Friesian cow, also known as a black-and-white cow.

The cow that His Majesty fed milk and grass to when it was young.

Wind turbine power generation
Wind turbines have a generating capacity of 50 kilowatts and sell to the Provincial Electricity Authority.

Free bicycle rental service for tourists. Simply present your ID card.

"My father's car"

"House Number 1" in the "Weighing the Sweet Potato" project
is a royal residence. It is registered in the land title deed and listed in the house registration book as House Number 1, Village No. 5, Nong Ko Kai Village, Khao Kra Puk Subdistrict, Tha Yang District, Phetchaburi Province. His Majesty the King is registered as a farmer.

Aerial view