Okay, so I have some free time and I'm looking for a place to visit and take some photos that's not too far from Bangkok. So, I thought, "Why not go to Suan Phueng?" It's close, but it's not the winter season. So, what can I do in Suan Phueng? Let's see where I can go today.

From Bangkok, it takes about 2-3 hours to reach Suan Phueng.

Today I brought my 50mm f1.8 fixed lens to try it out. I guess I'll have to step back a long way 😅😅😅

Let's start with the first place.



The first place View went to was Baan Hom Tian.

A popular spot for bees for a long time. I have to go take a picture, lol.

Disclaimer: Today's trip was primarily for photography, so the photos mainly feature scenic views.

Focus on the pictures only, please. Don't get tired of them yet!



The image above depicts a metal tin containing candy, which was a common sight in the past. Individuals who are around the same age as the writer would likely recall having eaten candy from such tins. The writer expresses a desire to keep the tin as a memento.



Even with the ribbon, it's still going to be photographed. The color is beautiful, haha.



The heat is unbearable, so I can't help but complain.


This is another angle with a beautiful backdrop.

Let's move inside for photos with the soft glow of candlelight.




This section is brimming with adorable items, making it difficult to choose just one. I'm sure I'll have plenty of souvenirs to bring back.




Her blinds are still up 😄😄😄



Another beautiful photo spot.


Dogs are welcome at Baan Hom Tian.

The House of Scented Candles is a place with a truly vast collection of candles, as you can see from the picture. There are so many candles that my hands are shaking. 😂😂


Admission fee is 50 baht per person. You can also exchange your ticket for a scented candle.

I'm hungry.


After taking photos at Baan Hom Tian, we felt a little hungry, so we stopped for a bite to eat to recharge before continuing our journey.

New Land


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I had a big meal because I was very hungry.



Before leaving the restaurant, I noticed the beautiful bathroom wall and asked to take a quick picture with it. Just a heads-up!

Today I came here to take photos.

With our bellies full, we set off for our next destination.

The next place is:

Nine-Tiered Waterfall (Nong Chok Waterfall)

The weather is extremely hot today, so I'm going to head to a cooler place, the 9-tiered waterfall. It should be refreshingly cool and help me beat the heat.

Go straight up. Huh? Huh? Where is the water?

The waterfall was completely dry when we arrived. Locals informed us that the area has been experiencing severe drought, resulting in the waterfall drying up. We were disappointed to miss the sight of the cascading water.

Let's take a commemorative photo while we're here.

The waterfall is dry, but you can still take a picture with the bridge.



So I moved.

Next, we go to...


**Veneto Suan Phueng**

Let's continue taking photos...Let's go!

Take a picture with the landmark sign to show that we've arrived.




Stepping Inside, You'll Discover Numerous Photogenic Corners.

Check out the pictures!

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Take a picture with the phone booth, sit down and take a picture, it's a good idea.

Hello new friend 5555 It's Veneto.



Enjoy the cool breeze by the river before heading back.



It's better to ride a tricycle home.


We have reached the end of the day. It's time to go home.

Moai Coffee

The coffee shop is a great place to grab a drink before heading back. The shop is beautiful, the staff is friendly and the service is great. Wow, there are rocks everywhere! They've carved a lot of faces into the rocks, it's amazing!

Smile for the camera!




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Translation:

This unplanned trip was a casual photoshoot outing to Masuang. Since it wasn't a peak season, the area was relatively quiet, almost deserted. Despite the scorching heat, we managed to capture plenty of photos. Sunscreen, umbrellas, and hats are highly recommended for such outings.

The weather will be pleasant as winter approaches. The temperature will be particularly cool from late November to early February. During this time, there are fewer tourists, but I prefer it that way.

See you on the next trip! I promise to take more photos of the places next time.



#ratchaburi#suan phueng
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