Camping at Pang Oung during winter

This trip was a long drive from Bangkok to spend the night at Pang Oung, with stops along the way. But first, let me review the highlight of the trip—Pang Oung itself 😊 The pine forest, reservoir, morning and evening light, and mist make this place incredibly charming and romantic. Camping here for a night would surely be an unforgettable experience. The road leading up has improved significantly compared to before. For those who prefer not to camp, there are now more accommodation options both inside and outside the park. The weather was chilly all day, with the lowest temperature during our visit being 9°C—perfectly cold! The camping fee is quite affordable, only 30 THB per person if you bring your own gear. If you plan to rent equipment, I recommend booking through the national park's website for convenience. You can drive up yourself, but during festivals, the traffic might be heavy. I'll share more about the journey along the way next time 🤟