The final curve of Petaluso 2024

October is here, the last stretch of Peto Lor Su this year. Hurry up and go before the season ends! Peto Lor Su, Umphang District, Tak Province, from Bangkok to Umphang, it took us 10 hours. In the morning, we left the homestay and drove for another 2 hours, walked about 5 km to the camp. We wade through water and mud, but we didn't have to wade through deep mud. There was a path to walk along. We rested for an hour and then went to find the heart, "Heart-shaped Waterfall", for another 2 km. On the day we went, there weren't many people, but we had to wait in line to take pictures for quite a while, so we took as many as we could. The first day was still relaxing. On the second day, we tortured our legs by climbing Doi Sam Muen, a 14 km round trip. We almost died. Our hearts were going, but our legs told us to stop. Is that enough? We reached 15,000, so let's go back to the camp. The sun was really setting. But in the end, we were dragged to continue until we reached the end, so we wouldn't have any regrets. The way was beautiful, but we were too exhausted to take pictures. 3 days and 2 nights, fun, but the journey was very tough. The most torturous was probably the 1219 curves. I got carsick both on the way there and back. Then I walked until my legs were exhausted. 😂😂 I thought it was going to rain so I didn't bring my camera. But it didn't rain at all. But even though the journey was tiring and the waterfall didn't have much water, it was still beautiful and worth the effort to get there. 🩷 This trip, we went with a local tour, Kham Sing Homestay. They took very good care of us. We ate until we were full at every meal. Uncle Singh was very cute and entertaining. He cooked everything delicious. Coming with Uncle Singh was like visiting a relative's house because this place is his home. ☺️ #Peto Lor Su #Heart-Shaped Waterfall #Pitu Kro Waterfall #Umphang #Tak #Hiking