Things to do in Pak Chong

Taking the train from Bangkok Hua Lamphong station then a rental car to the park was an unforgettable journey. The scenery along the way was beautiful, plenty of rice paddies and water buffalos. The train was comfortable too! At the park, we paid an entrance of 20THB for locals and drive around. We were really lucky to see deers and a spring on the way down the mountain. The guide told us sometimes wild elephants would cross these roads.

There are many activities for children to enjoy in cowboy style, feeding sheep, milking cows, driving MPVs, flower fields, riding horse carriages, and there is also a white animal museum. There is also ice cream made from real cow's milk and delicious steaks to try.

The water is clear, there are boat rides (deep and shallow water), and the water is very cold.

It's so beautiful, there are tons of photo opportunities, and flowers everywhere. They even have yukata robes you can wear.

It's not as scary as the name suggests, but it's still scary. You have to travel with caution. Refresh with your teammates.

It is a peaceful and shady temple located on a mountain. The path is very steep. This is the first time I went to pay my respects at this temple.

The atmosphere is great, very suitable for those who practice meditation. I highly recommend it.

Mok Lek Waterfall is located in Mok Lek Arboretum, Mittraphap Subdistrict, Mok Lek District, Saraburi Province. The waterfall area is uniquely beautiful, and the stream has cascading rapids. The area around the waterfall is shady.

The atmosphere before the rain, cool and comfortable, breathe in the natural air.