Parque Nacional KhaoYai 3D2N

I went to Khao Yai because it was a overnight field trip with school & friends/classmates (2 nights 3 days) good/ok trip byeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!

We had read about an Italian-style village but there is nothing Italian... just as there is little to do but feed the animals.... Disappointing restaurant, very touristy and Tai, little attention from the staff, difficulty in making us understand the waiter who served us because he did not speak English, we asked for bread and brought us rice.... poor food quality. Definitely disappointing compared to expectations.

The Damnoen Saduak Floating Market must be experienced with the right mentality: you have to understand that you are a guest in a unique reality, very particular, but above all very poor (but you have to have the intelligence to take four steps away from the main avenue of the stalls to explore the surrounding village, to be able to realize it). And in any case, seeing so many small canoes, all rowing (the motorized ones are reserved exclusively for flocks of tourists to take around) selling simple handicrafts, when not food or even just flowers, is an experience that warms and marks the heart. Try to observe the people and not the goods on the stalls and you will open up a whole world of discoveries. The larger markets, located on stilts, however, offer very interesting products: here you will surely find the perfect one for you.

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This floating market tour was a first of it's kind experience for me, and I was left spell bound. Sit in a motor boat, feel like a Queen (or King!),pass by banana and coconut trees, browse shops at your own will, and bargain for stuff that attract you. We also stopped by at an eatery run by a very kind grandmother-grand daughter team, and they served us fresh fried rice with chicken. The one and a half hour boat ride was totally worth it, and time flew by in a blink. See unique sights here, and I assure you, some sights will leave you a bit shaken, like the place where one can pose with long snakes (pythons)! There were pretty lovely things to see, like floating street food kitchens, coconut ice cream, fashion garments and accessories, home decor items, etc. I loved every bit of my visit here, and wouldn't mind coming back, given the opportunity !

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A chaotic but is a good experience! Will go again. But do prepare cash and learn basic Thai language will help

Very beautiful landscapes, lots of animals, monkeys, deer, snakes, elephants, birds like the Tooucans... not always easy to see. Beautiful walks in a lush forest with at the end of the beautiful waterfalls, which you must deserve... to see.

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SCAM #DAMNOEN Floating Market 📣 Upon arrival at the floating Market you get scammed, offered 4different proces per person ranging from 1500thb. The real price is 400THB per Person. I only found it out after the fact. Very angry 😡 and upset with the hotel who arranged the transfer and myself

Khao Yai National Park was absolutely breathtaking! We drove from Bangkok, stayed at The Frog, a cosy and lovely accommodation located in Mu Si, Pak Chong. Todo en The Frog es perfecto😁

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Not too much going on. Sunflower fields have disappeared. The Italian square was deserted maybe just wrong time of year. Weather was nice about 27c