Eat onsen eggs and play in the waterfall at Jae Son, Lampang Province.

#Lampang attractions #Chae Son Waterfall #Chae Son Hot Spring #Chae Son National Park #Northern Thailand Travel #Thai Onsen Today we drove to Lampang Province. In addition to the famous horse-drawn carriages, this province also has hot springs where we can soak like Japanese onsen. The place we will go to is Chae Son Hot Spring, located in Chae Son National Park. In addition, there is Chae Son Waterfall, accommodation in the park, and a camping ground. The entrance fee to the park is 40 baht for adults and 20 baht for children. We parked the car and walked to the welfare shop to buy eggs as recommended by the officer. Tourists like to bring eggs to soak in the hot springs. After soaking for the 17 minutes according to the sign, we will get delicious onsen eggs. This place also sells Maggi sauce with the eggs. It is a very popular product. We bought a basket of eggs and walked to the hot spring following the sign. It was very dizzying. There were people who had already soaked eggs here. There are many hot springs here, but people are not allowed to soak in these. For those who want to soak in the onsen, there are separate rooms on the other side. We brought the eggs to soak in the pool. Then walk around waiting for the eggs to cook. Walk around and look at the ponds here and there. It's quite enjoyable. Plus, you get warmth from the hot springs because the time we went was in the winter morning, the temperature was around 15-16 degrees. When it was time, we went to get the eggs out of the pond. You have to remember your eggs well, or you might pick up someone else's. We took the cooked eggs and tried them. They were very delicious. The egg white was soft-boiled, and the yolk was cooked just right. Add some sauce and it was even more delicious. On the other side of the park is Jae Son Waterfall, but we didn't have time to play in the water because we didn't book a room here. We were afraid we would return late because most of the paths are high and winding mountains. We'll come back again next time.