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Phang Nga Trip

#LostInTheCharmOfPhangNga

• #MountainsInTheHeartOfTheCity
• #EatingSatay,PhangNga'sFamousDish
• #PlayingInTheWaterfall
• #VisitingTheSunflowerField
• #SleepingUnderTheFullMoon,GazingAtTheStars,AndListeningToTheCrickets
• #ThisTrip,TravelingWithMyOwnMotorcycle
• #SatayShop
• #SunflowerField
• #RattanawarinWaterfall
• #SametNangChi

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The morning view from the self-brought tent, with a 150 baht camping fee.

A tent is available for rent at 350 baht for those who do not bring their own tent. It can accommodate up to 3 people. This is a high-angle view from the tent itself.

A high-angle view from my tent.

The sun is rising to greet us.

Accommodation for those who don't like sleeping in tents

Nighttime atmosphere

Phang Nga's satay is famously delicious.

Sunflower fields that are currently popular