From EP 1, we took a walk to soak up the atmosphere of the traditional way of life that is still preserved at the Chiang Khan Walking Street.

After returning to our accommodation, we consulted with the owner of the accommodation about which places were beautiful and not far from here. The owner recommended us very well. The owner made a list and even drew a map for us. The places that we could visit in time to return to Bangkok in the morning included Phu Tok, Kaeng Kut Ku, and Wat Phra Phutthabat Phu Kwai Ngern. Let's go with us!

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The Next Day's Adventure

The next day, we woke up early and left our accommodation around 5:00 AM. Riding alone through the cold air and morning dew, we ventured into the darkness towards Phu Tok, hoping to witness the breathtaking sea of mist. Along the way, we encountered occasional cars overtaking us, some tourist-filled skylabs, and stretches of solitude. Finally, we reached the foot of Phu Tok.

We entrusted our motorbike to a rice shop owner, a friend of our accommodation's owner. Then, we quickly joined the queue for a shared songthaew ride up the mountain, which cost no more than 30 baht per person.

It took about 5 minutes to reach the top of Phu Tok. The most impressive thing was the "sea of fog". We were very lucky today. Some people say they have to climb up many times before they can see it. If you come, check the weather first, so you don't waste your trip.

Phu Thok, a renowned and popular viewpoint for tourists visiting Chiang Khan, is a high mountain located along the Mekong River. The summit houses the Chiang Khan Telecommunication Station and offers panoramic views of the surrounding Chiang Khan district and the Mekong River.

Today, there are quite a lot of tourists. Some are taking pictures,

and some are waiting to see the sunrise, the new light of this day, like us.

As we sat and gazed at the unfolding natural scene, the sky began to illuminate with a breathtaking glow. The atmosphere was incredibly romantic, leaving us in awe of the beauty surrounding us.

The sun gradually rose, casting its warm glow upon the eager tourists who had gathered to witness the breathtaking sunrise at this scenic spot.

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After soaking in the atmosphere, we started to feel hungry and still had to make time to go elsewhere. So we descended from Phu Tok. We will definitely have the opportunity to come here again.

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The shops are decorated in the local style, and the vendors are very friendly. The food is inexpensive, and some of it is local cuisine.

This uncle's seafood dipping sauce is incredibly delicious.

We stopped by the pork blood soup shop where we parked our car. It was delicious. The hot soup and the cold weather were a perfect combination.

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The lives of the people here continue as they always have, without artifice, even though this place has become a tourist destination visited by many. The sounds of music and laughter still occur constantly.

If you have the opportunity to visit Chiang Khan, you can rent a skylab car from the uncles or rent a motorbike from Chiang Khan Road and ride up like us.

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After our bellies were full, we continued our journey. Our next destination was "Kaeng Kut Ku", and we had to get there in time to take pictures of the sunrise. We didn't waste any time and sped off! Stay tuned for the next episode, where we'll experience the thrill of riding with numb faces!

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