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I recently had the opportunity to stay at the Pamonrak Resort in Sangkhla Buri. I would like to recommend it as another option for those who are planning to visit Sangkhla Buri.



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The map I have cut out only includes the area of Sangkhla.



If you are driving, take the Saphan Pun Bridge. Continue driving until you reach a three-way intersection, then turn left. Continue straight until you reach Soi Saphan Mai.



Turn left and continue until you almost reach the wooden bridge. Then, turn left into the last alley. You will see a pavilion. You can park your car there.



If you are taking public transportation, you can take a motorbike taxi to the Thai side of the wooden bridge. From there, walk across the wooden bridge to the end and turn right. Walk to the end of the alley.

Upon arrival, the staff will escort you to the floating platform.



The distance from the parking lot to the floating market is approximately 100 meters, depending on the water level. During the hot season, the water level drops significantly, making the walk longer.



The distance may be shorter during the flood season.

Pam Namrak Sakhan Buri is located on the Mon side, which is different from most floating houses that are usually located on the Thai side. Those who have been to Sangkhla should be able to remember it.



The raft is made of bamboo and covered with palm leaves, giving it the authentic feel of a traditional fisherman's raft.



Most rafts in Sangkhlaburi are of two types: those tied to the bank and those pulled out and tied in the middle of the water.



Pa Mun Raksa Sangkhla Buri can provide both types of services.



Let's take a look at the chassis. The structure is safe and sturdy.



Pets are welcome.



The advantages of mooring a raft to the bank are: regular electricity supply, easy access to transportation, and convenient access to the Mon Bridge by walking and boarding the raft.

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Late-night shopping is now convenient.

The floating platform offers 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom.



The kitchen is located at the back of the raft.

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Clean, convenient, and very comfortable.



The girls who went with me said it was great.

The bedroom is spacious enough for two people to sleep comfortably.



There will be a set of bedding and a fan stored inside.

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There is a power plug available, in case we don't drag the raft out, which is connected to the house electricity.

Charcoal stove and generator



Charcoal stove for cooking on a raft, suitable for grilling, roasting, boiling, and steaming.

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The generator will be used when the raft is in the middle of the water.

Cutlery, plates, bowls, glasses, and ice buckets are all available.

Mookata is available for dinner on the raft, but must be ordered separately. Free delivery is available. Please inform the raft staff in advance.

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There are also boats for paddling, blue ones, to paddle to see the wooden bridge in the evening. There is little water traffic on the Mon side. Most of the boats are at the Luk Bua Bridge to take tourists to see the submerged church. If there are many boats passing by, it will create waves, making our boat sway.

Our boat is on the Mon side, so we can row comfortably.

We tried paddling, but the only problem we encountered was the lack of control. We paddled in circles due to our lack of paddling skills. Haha.

Let's take a look at the atmosphere on the raft.



The left side of the floating market is a Mon village. In the late afternoon, you can see the way of life of the Mon people.

On the right is a wooden bridge. During the hot season, the water level drops significantly, allowing us to walk to the bottom of the wooden bridge.

The back is a viewpoint. The sun will set on this side. Sit and watch the last light, enjoy the cool evening.

The atmosphere on the shore in the evening.

The final moments before the raft was pulled out into the water by the raft caretaker, Mr. Wit.



That night, we slept in the middle of the water.



It is recommended to bring sufficient supplies, including rice, fish, food, and drinking water. If you reach the middle of the water and need to return to shore, you will need to rely on a shuttle boat.



However, if you run out of supplies, please inform Mr. Wit to pick you up.

It took about 10 minutes to drag the raft. Then, Mr. Wit tied the raft to a tree stump.



We are not far from the shore, we can see it clearly.

Impressions of Pamonrak, Sangkhlaburi

Original Text:

ความประทับใจสำหรับ แพมนต์รักษ์ สังขละบุรี

This phrase expresses a positive impression of Pamonrak, Sangkhlaburi. However, without further context, it is difficult to provide a more specific translation.

Possible interpretations:

  • "Memorable experience at Pamonrak, Sangkhlaburi."
  • "I was impressed by Pamonrak, Sangkhlaburi."
  • "Pamonrak, Sangkhlaburi left a lasting impression on me."

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  • What specifically impressed you about Pamonrak, Sangkhlaburi?
  • What were you doing at Pamonrak, Sangkhlaburi?
  • What is the context of your visit to Pamonrak, Sangkhlaburi?

Example of a more specific translation:

"The stunning natural beauty of Pamonrak, Sangkhlaburi left a lasting impression on me. The serene atmosphere and breathtaking views made for an unforgettable experience."



In addition to the raft providing a sense of being a sailor, a true raft dweller, life on the raft is similar to that of the local villagers.



They bathed like the Mon people, scooping water from a jar to bathe, just like ordinary villagers.



The background scene is the Mon Bridge, with a full view and no rafts or boats obstructing the view.



Women can shower conveniently, but they need to bring their own toiletries.

Playing in the water at night, with no rafts around, it was incredibly peaceful.



A private swimming pool, vast in size, embraced by a wooden bridge, a bridge of faith.



Life jackets are available for your safety and peace of mind.

We chose to sleep outside on the waterbed at night. The air was very cool and comfortable, even though we went during the hot season.



The sleeping quarters are clean and comfortable, with fans provided.

Electricity is generated by a generator when we are in the middle of the water. The raft provides this service.

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We turned on the lights, charged our phones, turned on the fan, and charged the camera battery. There were no signs of power outages.

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A delightful evening dinner, with the ever-attentive P'Wit looking after us once again. From the moment he picked us up from the shore to our trip to the market in Sangkhlaburi for groceries, he has been a constant source of support.



He also helped us light the fire, ignite the charcoal, and grill the pork for us to eat.



We invited him to join us, and the cool breeze combined with the hot barbecue made for a satisfying and enjoyable meal.



Late at night, I heard music coming from the Thai side of the pier. I asked Brother Wit, who told me that some people were singing karaoke.



One could only sigh, not wanting the peaceful city of Sankhla to become like that.

A morning on a floating raft in the middle of the water. Another impressive experience with affordable accommodation, but with a million-dollar view like this.

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Choose a date from the calendar and pack your bags.



Two shots taken on a raft, with the tripod legs extended and dragged for 4 seconds.



The water is very still. The morning air is excellent, with mist floating above the water, making the atmosphere even more fantastic.

Following that, Mr. Wit took us on a paddle boat ride to enjoy the view of the wooden bridge in the morning.



The morning light bathes the water, where the mist floats, creating a beautiful moment.

Returning to our floating platform, whether from the wooden bridge or the concrete bridge.



Both sides are very beautiful.

This concludes my review.



In summary, Pamant Raksa Sangkhlaburi is a floating accommodation that offers an authentic experience of Mon life, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the traditional way of life of the Mon people.

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Nestled amidst tranquility, offering a panoramic view of the wooden bridge.



"Mr. Wit, the person who took care of me at the hospital, provided excellent service. He was very helpful and I was very impressed with his care."



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Affordable price, million-dollar view. Book now!



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