With 4 hours to spare, I warped to Khao Kho to enjoy a coffee break while admiring the natural beauty.

⛰ Just go if you want to.

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A mountain stands tall and proud.

☕ Enjoy a coffee break amidst the natural beauty of Khao Kho.

A cup of coffee

🚩A short trip, only 3 hours there.

This time, I won't be reviewing anything in detail. I'll just leave you with some bad pictures.

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At "Tahmoh Coffee Khao Kho," a new coffee shop in Khao Kho, Phetchabun Province, which has been open for a month or so, but on the day I visited, it had probably been open for only 3 weeks. I've only just had time to post a review because my life has been so busy lately that I haven't been able to travel far.

Driven by my adventurous spirit and the allure of the nearby Tak Mo, I decided to embark on a spontaneous trip on a rare Saturday off. Located just a short drive away, Tak Mo beckoned with its promise of scenic beauty and unique experiences. Following the same road that leads to the renowned Phra That Pha Son Kaew temple, I continued past the temple and ascended a steep hill, passing Pino Latte cafe. Soon, a structure resembling a traditional Chinese teahouse emerged, nestled against a towering cliff. Ample parking was available, including designated spaces for motorcycles.

The atmosphere lives up to the restaurant's name, "Skyline Tavern," offering breathtaking panoramic views. On a clear day, the vista stretches as far as the eye can see. When there's fog, it cascades down the cliff like a waterfall, creating a magical scene. During my visit, there was either fog or light rain (I can't quite recall!), as I arrived shortly after the rain had stopped. This provided a unique opportunity to witness this phenomenon.

This place offers coffee, bakery, and a restaurant. You can order whatever you like. I ordered coffee and green tea. I would recommend telling the staff not to make it too sweet if you don't like sweet drinks. I ordered regular sweetness, but it was way too sweet for me. #The coffee itself is not impressive, but the price is reasonable, starting at 70 baht per cup. Plus, the atmosphere is great. If you go on weekends, you might have to wait for a table on the balcony because it gets very crowded.

A Leisurely Drive to Khao Kho Wind Farm

With time to spare, I decided to take a drive to the Khao Kho Wind Farm in Phetchabun Province. The scenery was breathtaking, and I captured some snapshots to share with you all. There's also a cool little coffee shop called "Monkey Drip Coffee" where you can relax and enjoy a cup of joe. Before heading to the flower garden and swinging on the swings, don't forget to contribute to the site's upkeep by making a donation. After four enjoyable hours at Khao Kho, it was time to head home.

Sunset, goodbye.