Thailand Chonburi | Seagulls cross Siberia for a once-a-year rendezvous

Every year from November to March, thousands of seagulls migrate from Siberia to Thailand to escape the cold. We went there in early January, and there were many seagulls. If you want to feed them, you need to buy special food (which feels like fried dough), 20 baht per bowl. If you are in Thailand recently, you might as well go and see it! After all, it's a once-a-year meeting, a date from far away Siberia! It takes about 50 minutes to drive from Bangkok to Bang Pu in North Lan. There is no public transportation nearby, so it is recommended to drive by yourself. You can also take the BTS to Kheha station and then take a songthaew or taxi. Address: Bangpu Recreation Center (There are several piers along the coast, this is the most concentrated seagulls, of course, the most tourists) No need for tickets, it is recommended to go from 4 pm to 6 pm, the sunset scenery is the most beautiful. The sun is too hot at noon, and the seagulls are not active.