Greetings to all viewers! Today, "PareAekTrip" will inform you that Thailand has entered the winter season. This is a sign that it's time to go out and explore! So, without further ado, I present to you a relaxing travel destination for your enjoyment.

We set off on our journey tonight to reach our first destination in time to witness the first light of day and watch the sunrise in the morning.

We have arrived at the first destination of our trip. We are a group, and we are the first to arrive at this location. We have been waiting here since before sunrise.

Upon arrival, I was greeted with the breathtaking view I had been longing for. This is Phu Pa Po (the Mount Fuji of Loei, as many know it).

Can you see Mount Fuji?

As you walk up, there will be a sign for you to walk under. Let's take a picture for the thrill.

The view is beautiful. Please stop here and take a look. Don't forget!

The first stop is marked by this picture. I'm here to tell you that if you want to go up to the viewpoint of Mount Fuji in Loei, you'll need to rent a songthaew like this one or be prepared for a very long walk.

It's time to continue our journey, a little later in the morning.

Our next destination was to walk through the maze. It turned out that we actually got lost, haha.

This is the Ming Muang Labyrinth in Loei. Is this the labyrinth you're looking for? Let's follow along.

Yes, the maze is a path that we can walk to see the view. It can make us get lost.

Wander around to enjoy the beautiful and magnificent views.

The picture does it justice, it's truly magnificent. In person, it's even more stunning.

It's time to travel to Chiang Khan. Today, we will be staying in Chiang Khan by the Mekong River. We have chosen to stay at

If you're planning an overnight stay, I highly recommend this place. The staff is welcoming, the amenities are convenient, and best of all, it's close to the Chiang Khan Walking Street.

Arriving a little early with time to spare, we showered and rested, waiting for the sun to set. As dusk approached, we ventured out to explore the bustling market.

The following is a translation of the Thai sentence "ไปครับเดินเล่นตลาดกัน" into English:

Let's go for a walk around the market.

Checking in.

Strolling and eating as I go.

Walk until you're satisfied. Have a good dream tonight.

Waking up early to participate in the traditional sticky rice offering ceremony in Chiang Khan.

As dawn breaks, people gather along the street, patiently awaiting the arrival of the monks. Tourists and locals alike form a long line, eager to witness this daily ritual.

For the alms offering, I conveniently had the accommodation prepare it for me.

After offering alms, we took a walk along the Mekong River before bidding farewell to Chiang Khan. The beautiful scenery and pleasant weather made it a moment to cherish. We left our accommodation early in the morning to reach our final destination before returning to the hustle and bustle of city life.

Hello from Phu Tok, Chiang Khan. To reach the top, you'll need to hire a local car, supporting the livelihoods of the villagers.

The view from here is breathtaking. The thick fog creates a mystical atmosphere, and the cool breeze is refreshing.

This is the scenic viewpoint of Kaeng Kud Khu, located near Chiang Khan. Before we wrap up this trip, I'd like to take a moment to appreciate the beauty of this place.

It's time to go. Farewell, Chiang Khan, the city in the mist, Loei province.

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Goodbye...goodbye...hello...sir