Slow life at Ban Na Ton Chan, Sukhothai.

#Ban Na Ton Chan, Sukhothai: Embrace the Slow Life on Your Getaway

A verdant haven.

This translation captures the essence of the original text in a concise and evocative way. It uses the word "verdant" to convey the lushness and greenness of the scene, and the word "haven" to suggest a place of peace and tranquility. The use of the present tense creates a sense of immediacy and allows the reader to imagine themselves in the scene.

Here are some other possible translations, each with its own strengths and weaknesses:

• A lush green space. This translation is more literal, but it lacks the poetic quality of the first translation.
• A peaceful oasis. This translation emphasizes the tranquility of the scene, but it does not convey the lushness of the vegetation.
• A sanctuary of nature. This translation is more metaphorical, but it may not be clear to all readers.

Ultimately, the best translation will depend on the specific context in which it is being used.

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Tired of the hustle and bustle of the city, I wanted to go on a trip. I was afraid of the rain in the forest and the high waves at the sea. So I looked for a relaxing place to visit, not in the forest or by the sea. I decided to find a place to relax in #LongWeekendTrip. I drove 500 kilometers from Bangkok to "Ban Na Ton Chan, Sukhothai".

For this trip, we booked accommodation with Banna Ton Chan Homestay in Sukhothai Province (booking in advance is required). The atmosphere is excellent, with wooden houses that stay cool during the day and become pleasantly chilly at night.

(Free Wi-Fi available, courtesy of Mrs. Oraphat's house.)

Book your stay at a clean accommodation with delicious food for only 600 baht per person, including two free meals. Book through the inbox on the Ban Na Ton Chan Fan page: https://www.facebook.com/HomeStayBannaTonChan/

( The food was delicious and very filling. We went with two people. )

The villagers of Ban Na Ton Chan were incredibly welcoming and friendly. They made us feel like we had known them for years. The atmosphere was warm, enjoyable, and we learned a great deal.

#Rent a bike to ride around the village
- See the lush green rice fields
- Visit the fruit orchards, longan, durian
- Learn how to weave

Rent a bike and cycle around the village with a little tour guide.

( It looks easy enough, but when you actually do it, it's quite difficult. Both legs and arms are confusing, but my mother said there is a formula. )

(Explore and taste the fruit orchard)

( After a tiring journey, the Ban Na Tan Chan community offers a coffee shop to help you cool down and relax. )

• Food and drink
• There are both coffee shops and rice shops
• The food at the accommodation is free, delicious and very filling

Note:
- It is recommended to travel by private car.
- It is advisable to book accommodation in advance.
- Please maintain cleanliness.

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Sukhothai, Ban Na Ton Chan, Thailand

This post features a photo taken while jogging in Ban Na Ton Chan, Sukhothai, Thailand. The photo was captured using a Nikon D5500 camera.