We departed from home at 9:00 AM as scheduled, comfortably navigating with the aid of GPS. Lush rice fields stretched along both sides of the road. Auntie occasionally offered me sips of coffee to combat drowsiness. Finally, we turned into a small hotel and swiftly unloaded our belongings.

It should be that way.

However, in reality, at 9:00 AM, the older sister had just rolled out of bed and was sleepily making coffee, while I was still engrossed in playing games.

We departed approximately one hour later than planned (typical for us). Fortunately, our destination, Prachinburi, was nearby, mitigating the impact of our tardiness on the trip.

Itinerary

Day 1

8:00 AM Departure to Prachinburi

11:00 a.m. Hotel

12:00 p.m. Chao Phraya Abhaibhubejhr Hospital and have lunch there.

15.30 Emerald Pool (ancient site)

16.30 Wat Si Maha Pho

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Day 2

8.00 Takhro Waterfall

12:00 PM - Suksasukhawan Museum

14.00 The Riverside Restaurant

3:30 PM Depart for Bangkok

Tourist attractions

Museum of Thai Traditional Medicine, Abhaibhubejhr

Coordinates: 14.0543075, 101.3957523

Opening hours: Daily 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM

Free admission

A magnificent 100-year-old Baroque-style building with a striking yellow facade.

Originally built by Chao Phraya Abhaiphubet (Chum Aphaiwong) as a residence for King Chulalongkorn, the palace was never used due to the king's untimely death. It later served as a reception hall for King Vajiravudh, a medical facility, and currently houses the Abhaibhubejhr Museum of Traditional Thai Medicine.

Before entering, we must remove our shoes and leave them at the front. Nearby, there is a table with herbal drinking water.

"Are they giving them away?" the woman wondered.

"No way," I replied.

The building's beauty captivated our attention, diverting our thoughts from the water.

The highlight of this place is the Phothion Osot pharmacy, which not only sells medicines but also displays unusual medicinal equipment. The elegant central hall is a popular spot for photo shoots among young women. After exploring the first floor,

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We spent a considerable amount of time here (due to our late arrival and extended lunch break), which unfortunately prevented us from exploring the herb garden. We hastily put on our shoes and rushed back to the car.

"Free herbal drink," the officer said as we emerged from the building's shade.

Emerald Pool

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Opening hours: Daily

Free admission

The site features a pair of 14th-century Buddha footprints, measuring approximately 3 meters by 3 meters. These are the oldest such footprints in the country. At the center, a cross-shaped mark is visible, believed to be a groove for the royal umbrella used by kings in ancient times.

Alternatively, if one observes the replica of the Buddha's footprint, it becomes apparent that the cross-shaped pattern bears a resemblance to the swastika symbol.

The surrounding area also contains other ancient sites and historical ponds. Unfortunately, due to a lack of awareness in the past, stones and fragments from the ancient city were crushed and used to build temples in the area, leaving only what we see today.

Upon arrival, my companion and I rushed to the footprint of the Buddha, neglecting to explore the surrounding historical sites. Only upon returning home did we realize the wealth of attractions, such as the Emerald Pool and the Si Momosot Building. If you visit, take a moment to explore your surroundings and avoid repeating our oversight.

Sri Maha Photharam Temple

Coordinates: 13.870735, 101.4054521

Opening hours: Daily

Free admission

I turned the car into the parking lot, kicking up a cloud of dust. Not because I was speeding, but because the lot was made of gravel.

The first Bodhi tree in Thailand, over 2,000 years old, is believed to have been grown from a sapling of the sacred Bodhi tree in Bodh Gaya. Its branches spread wide, and around it are verandas and benches where a large group of Buddhists dressed in white are preparing to meditate in the evening.

Crossing to the other side, we were struck by the magnificent beauty of the temple's main hall.

The temple also houses a variety of other artifacts, including a 1,000-year-old Shiva lingam from the Angkor Wat period, a Gandhara Buddha statue, and replicas of important Thai royal figures. The exact location of these artifacts is uncertain, as I only discovered this information after returning home.

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Takhro Waterfall

Coordinates: 14.181849, 101.592679

Opening hours: Daily

Admission fee: 40 baht per person.

A short-legged mixed-breed dog followed us closely, likely enticed by the fried bananas the lady had just given it. At times, it would run ahead and then turn back to look at us, as if to say, "Follow me!"

The path continued straight for a few hundred meters before revealing a large, shallow pool of crystal-clear water. A couple of tourists relaxed, soaking in the refreshing water. A red dragonfly perched on a nearby rock, while a vibrant yellow butterfly sipped water from a small puddle. The dog, after a brief exploration of the area, trotted back along the path.

We sat amidst the tranquil ambiance of nature, undisturbed by the cacophony of tourists. Inhaling the pristine air deeply, we rose to continue our journey to the next destination.

Suksawasdi Museum

Coordinates: 14.0694604, 101.4257812

Opening hours: Daily 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Admission fee: 80 baht per person

The museum, situated in the middle of a field, is divided into several small buildings, each displaying different objects. Over 10,000 lanterns hang from the ceiling, and in some areas, friendly female staff demonstrate the operation of various types of lanterns for educational purposes.

One of the reasons I enjoy visiting museums is the abundance of photogenic spots. It's like purchasing a ticket to an all-you-can-shoot photography buffet with no time constraints. As I was scouting for the perfect angle, a loud noise startled me from behind.

"May I take your picture?" the female officer smiled sweetly. Seeing that we were ready, she pressed the shutter.

"May I share this on my page?"

We both nodded in bewilderment.

Upon returning home, Ajie checked the museum's page and discovered photos of the two of them.

Restaurant

Krua Apai Pubeat Day Spa

The coordinates are in the spa building on the left side of the hospital (opposite the Abhaibhubejhr Traditional Thai Medicine Museum).

Daily hours: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM

The cost per person is approximately 50-200 baht.

The health-focused restaurant utilizes fresh, locally sourced ingredients. It offers a diverse menu with dishes tailored to different dietary needs, including unique and unfamiliar options. The food is expertly prepared, boasting a harmonious blend of flavors and a distinct character. The prices are reasonable, and the generous portions left me and my aunt feeling completely satisfied, eliminating the need for dinner.

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Riverside Restaurant

Coordinates: 14.0531098, 101.3995808

Opening hours: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM daily.

Price per person: approximately 200 - 350 baht.

A riverside restaurant with a relaxed atmosphere, friendly service, and delicious food. The star of the show is the sea bass in fish sauce, which is made with a large fish and cooked to perfection for only 260 baht.

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Accommodation

Baan Mai Sai Klong Resort

Coordinates: 14.0649021, 101.3551077

Hours of operation: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM daily.

Price per night: 400 - 700 Baht

The hotel is located by the canal, a short distance from the city center. The rooms are simple wooden houses on stilts, with basic amenities including a TV, hot water, and Wi-Fi. We chose the cheapest room, which cost 400 baht per night. It is unclear how the hotel makes a profit at this price point.

+ The bed is firm and comfortable, but it is almost too small for two people.

+ The air conditioning is cool and quiet.

+ Hot water and wifi are available, but

+ Excellent value for money

• No refrigerator (higher priced rooms may have a refrigerator)

• The entrance is hidden at the foot of the bridge, making it difficult to notice.

- Located on a busy road with constant traffic noise.

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Cost

The total cost of car gas for the entire trip is 700 baht.

Accommodation: Wooden House by the Canal Resort 400 Baht

The entrance fee to Takhro Waterfall is 40 baht per person.

The cost of food is between 500 and 800 baht per person.

We paid a total of 2780 baht.

It would be more economical to avoid snacks and coffee at gas stations.

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Conclusion

Some people may wonder why Prachinburi is the chosen location.

I don't know. To be honest, I just planned the trip on a whim and decided to give it a try.

As expected, the trip was quiet and unspectacular. However, its ordinariness resulted in fewer tourists, affordable food and accommodation, and a full immersion in the local atmosphere. This made for a trip that, while lacking excitement, was immensely enjoyable (and incredibly filling).