Thai creativity is amazing | Have you seen a train converted into a resort?

Thai creativity is amazing | Have you seen a train converted into a resort? Having had enough of the business style of the city, you cannot miss the Ba Chong Intercontinental Resort, which is transformed from a train and located in Kao Yai. ✅ "Mr. Song Sake" and his story with the Kaoai Railway Station Mr. Song has been fascinated by trains since he was a child. As a result, he became a ticket collector and station master. He tells stories about his memories of trains in hotels. Song Sak is also a person who likes to explore the world around him in his spare time. Long train journeys take passengers to nearby places, from Chiang Rai and Chiang Mai to Sri Lanka, India, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Yangon, Luang Prabang, Saigon, Phnom Penh and Singapore... By telling stories of Song Sak's rich travel experience and the design of resorts, it also reminds people of the golden age of train travel, creating a feeling of travel. ✅Upgrade: Design genius Bill Bensle personally handles it. For his philosophy, it is important to make the resort embrace the concept of sustainable development and not cause damage to the beautiful forest and nature. For him, a luxurious resort is not just a hotel with lots of flowers and high-thread-count bedding. In addition, every effort must be made to protect the environment. ✅ Room highlight: Suite converted from a train. Collecting train wreckage from all over Thailand and transforming it into luxurious rooms, each suite represents a different destination. Some rooms even have outdoor baths in the midst of Khao Yai's natural beauty. The luggage racks are decorated with train station signs, and even the bunk beds make guests feel like they are truly sleeping on a train. It's a unique experience.