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Take the train to... Wanakorn Beach

This trip was born from a desire to change my sleeping environment, to lie down and listen to the sound of the wind and waves, after a long absence from the sea. Although it was a short trip of only 2 days and 1 night, it was another good relaxing trip. Plus, the train journey made it even more enjoyable. Even without a private car, you can still go. If you have a small budget but want to visit a beach with beautiful sand and clear water, come here.

Huai Yang Railway Station, Prachuap Khiri Khan Province

Capture the first light of dawn.

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Wanakorn Beach, with its beautiful sea and clear water.

Let's whet our appetites with a few pictures. If you're ready, let's embark on this journey together! Onward!

Departed early in the morning and arrived at Thon Buri Railway Station around 5:00 AM.

Thon Buri Railway Station

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While waiting for the ticket booth to open, we decided to grab a bite to eat near the station. The area not only boasts a variety of restaurants but also a fresh market.

Queue up to receive free train tickets... Don't forget to bring your ID card.

Tickets secured!

Waiting for the 7:30 train to Huai Yang Station.

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This sign ensures you won't miss your train: "Thon Buri - Lang Suan".

The free train has arrived. Passengers are rushing to secure seats. However, due to the long holiday weekend, some passengers will have to stand until their final destination.

After a while, the food started to tempt us.

Auntie Jim's dry noodles, priced at 10 baht per pack. I ordered 4 packs, which were delicious and filling.

After a satisfying meal, a nap ensues, followed by awakening to the scenic views of nature along the way.

After a nearly 7-hour journey, we arrived at Huai Yang Station.

At Huai Yang Station, there is a train schedule posted. We collected the data for use on our return trip.

We planned to continue our journey on foot to Wanakon Beach, so we inquired about the route to be sure. The officer at Huai Yang Station provided excellent information. Thank you very much.

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Despite the abundance of information available, we ultimately opted for a hired car parked near the train station. The driver, a friendly older gentleman, agreed to take us to Wana Korn Beach for 80 baht. (Motorbike taxis were also readily available in the vicinity.)

It is recommended to ask for their phone number in case you need to contact them for pick-up on the return date.

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After enjoying the scenery for about half an hour, we arrived at Wana Korn Beach.

Welcome to Wankorn Beach.

Remember to pay the park entrance fee and camping area fee at the tourist service center.^^

The campsite offers ample space for pitching tents, allowing campers to choose their preferred location freely.

Pitching a tent by the sea, surrounded by pine trees, the atmosphere is fantastic.

We chose to pitch our tent on the beach.

Along the beach of Wankor.

Pine trees by the beach

The restroom is located a short distance from the beach.

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Let's go for a walk.

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The sky is beautiful, the water is clear.

These three want to come with us on our trip.^^

This area offers shops and restaurants, but for those seeking a change of pace, a small beachfront camping experience is available. The park provides barbecue grills for rent at a cost of 100 baht.

Our dinner consists of steamed rice and grilled meatballs.

Watch the sunset in the evening

I slept very soundly and woke up to the sight of the sea right in front of me.

Goodbye ... See you again "Had Wan Gor".

Travel and Expenses Summary (excluding meals)

The round-trip bus fare is 18 baht.

The taxi fare is 55 baht.

The fare for a three-wheeled motorcycle is 80 baht.

The park entrance fee is 20 baht.

Camping fee: 30 baht

The rental fee for a barbecue grill in the park is 100 baht.

Total 303 Baht

Overall, Had Wanakon National Park in Prachuap Khiri Khan Province is considered a beautiful tourist destination with a peaceful atmosphere, making it ideal for relaxation. We hope that this will be another place that brings happiness to everyone's holidays.

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