The Green Zone is a hidden gem located within the "Khun Dan Prakan Chon Dam" in Nakhon Nayok province. Many people may not even know about this place.

Nakhon Nayok is probably the most visited province by people working in Bangkok. It takes only a weekend to travel there, and there are activities for everyone, from waterfalls scattered throughout the province to numerous resorts and adventure activities.

Today, we will take you on a light hike in the Khun Dan Dam. Let's see how beautiful this green space is, where people on social media check in and take pictures.

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Khun Dan Prakan Chon Dam, Nakhon Nayok Province

First, we need to travel to Khun Dan Dam. Upon arrival, we can purchase boat tickets at the top. As there were nine of us, we were able to charter a boat. After settling the payment, we were ready to board the boat.

Cost: 1-5 people 1,000 baht, 6-10 people 200 baht per person.

Early mornings are the best.

While walking down to board the ship,

Note: There are many steps.

The atmosphere along the way

Our first destination was the Pha Ngam Ngoen Waterfall, where the boat driver dropped us off. However, we were so engrossed in taking pictures below that we didn't have time to hike up to the waterfall before the rain started.

After the first stop, we asked the boat driver if we could go to the Chong Lom Waterfall. He agreed and took us there.

Let's take a look at the atmosphere at this point.

After taking plenty of photos, it was time to head back.


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Note:

  • It is recommended that friends who will be joining us wear sneakers or shoes suitable for adventure activities.
  • We will be able to play in the water at each point, so if you would like to do so, please bring a change of clothes.


Namtok Sam Lan National Park

After leaving Khun Dan Dam, we stopped for lunch before heading to "Namtok Sam Lan National Park", our campsite for the night.

Cost: If you bring your own tent, the cost is 50 baht per person. If you do not have a tent, you can rent one for 300 baht.

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Our dinner inevitably involved ordering a barbecue grill. Do you guys always have to eat barbecue whenever you go camping? Haha. Luckily, one of our group members lives nearby, so they brought us two large sets.

After a hearty meal, we sat around chatting idly. The night air was stiflingly hot, with no breeze to offer relief. We worried about the possibility of rain, as it was monsoon season, but the skies remained clear. The heat was so intense that we considered sleeping outside the tent, but the mosquitoes and other insects forced us to endure the sweltering conditions within.

The morning began with a light drizzle, making me wish it had rained the night before. How frustrating!

A light breakfast of coffee and Ovaltine.

After we finished, we went for a walk to the waterfall. We walked like a gang of mafias, didn't we? 555

A short walk from the campsite brings you to the sign for the Sam Lan Waterfall.

A short walk further and you will see the waterfall. Enjoy the cool atmosphere of the waterfall, then return to collect your belongings and prepare to return to Bangkok.

Capture a memorable photo.

Our weekend trip has come to an end. It's time to return to our work lives.

Until next time...

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