A Hidden Gem: The Riverside Garden of Yai Ed in Saraburi

*** I want to keep this place a secret. ***

The sky will change color, the stream will dry up one day.

When there is no rain in the hot season, the cool wind will change direction.

Because everything around us is moving, and everything is changing the people around us.

Like someone passing by,

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Hello everyone, today I have a super cool accommodation hidden in the deep forest. Oh! No! Not far! It's just in Saraburi. Let me introduce you to you.

The accommodation is called Baan Suan Rim Nam Yai Ed, Saraburi Province .... The atmosphere is excellent. If you want to be secluded, I recommend it. It's very quiet. You can only hear the sound of bamboo leaves and the sound of running water. Plus, the water is emerald green.

This is the picture around (The water will be darker if it's sunny, but it's raining today)

We departed from Bangkok and set our GPS to Baan Suan Rim Nam Yai Ed. The journey took approximately 1-2 hours, and we arrived around noon. After settling in, we immediately went for a swim.

Accommodation costs 690 baht per night for a house for two people, excluding breakfast (additional 200 baht per person). Camping is available for 100-200 baht per tent. The rooms are new and clean, and the food is delicious. For more details, please visit the Baan Suan Rim Nam Yai Ed Facebook page.

Yayee Resort features a pomelo orchard and a canal flowing through the property (water source: Krok Ee-d Waterfall). There are riverside gazebos for enjoying the view, a restaurant, inflatable rings, and kayaks available for rent for those interested in water activities.

We booked a private house, the first red-roofed concrete house, for 690 baht for 2 people. An additional 2 people can be added, and children under 10 years old are free. Breakfast is not included. (We estimate that a house can accommodate a maximum of 4-5 people.)

There are only 4 private houses available: 2 concrete houses and 2 traditional Thai houses. The rest of the area is for camping.

After lunch, we went swimming.

Near Yai Eid's garden, there will be Khao Yai National Park, a World Heritage Site, Dong Phaya Yen. You can go in and play activities to see hornbills.

In the evening, we went to the night market to buy food to eat at the resort. It was so good!

This is truly amazing! If you enjoy camping and nature, you'll be thrilled.

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The mornings are filled with fog...

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Two days before returning to Bangkok, we planned to visit the Thung Nam Mui Bridge. We set off on our journey.

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For lunch, we stopped at Krua Baan Tung restaurant, located right on the side of the road. The food was incredibly delicious.

After lunch, we headed to Thung Nam Mui Bridge. However, when we turned into the bridge, there was a lot of traffic, and many cars were turning around. We asked around and found out that the rice field was flooded last night, and the entrance was very difficult to access. We couldn't get in, but the restaurant was still open as usual. We looked at each other and decided to go home. We couldn't take pictures of the rice field, so we'll come back another day when there are fewer people. The owner said that there are a lot of customers now.

In short, we turned around and went home. Our love is waiting for us. Oh, before we got home, we stopped by this restaurant.

" Bear Eat - Thai Sushi "

7 out of 10

Stopped by "Ruern Rot" for some snacks.

6 out of 10

Two days of vacation passed by in a flash... It's time to say goodbye to Sunday.

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Goodbye Sunday +++