Koh Sichang (budget under 800 baht)

Before we begin our exploration of Koh Sichang, let us first provide some introductory remarks.

I hadn't planned on going to Ko Sichang at all.

My friends and I met at Hua Lamphong to travel to Saraburi.

However, someone arrived late. (with a very high-pitched voice)

That's us, haha!!

This has forced us to change our plans.

Since you're getting ready to travel anyway,

Where should we go?

Kanchanaburi? Ratchaburi? Lopburi? Nakhon Pathom?

However, it is unclear how they reached an agreement.

And this is the starting point of this trip, haha.

●Roundtrip Transportation

The fare is 100 baht one way (200 baht round trip).

Take a van from Victory Monument to Koh Sichang.

We need to get off the van opposite Robinson Sriracha.

Then continue by motorbike taxi or tuk-tuk.

Go to the pier to go to Ko Sichang.

(Approximately 60 baht for a tuk-tuk ride)

We took the same van back.

After getting off the boat, I hailed a tuk-tuk to take me to the van.

On the way back, we will take the red van at Assumption Sriracha.

● Expenses >> 775 Baht

The round-trip van fare is 200 baht.

Boat fare: 50 baht per person

Motorcycle rental fee: 250 baht

Split between 2 people, it comes to 125 baht each.

Food costs approximately 800 baht (uncertain).

The remainder after dividing by 2 is 400 baht.

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Our starting point was at the front of Robinson Sriracha, where we got off the van.

We boarded a tuk-tuk to head to the pier.

Tickets purchased, ready to go!!

And this is our ship.

The place is extremely crowded. Boats depart every hour.

Or if it's full, just leave.

We see the island!

This is where the ship will dock.

After we and our friends boarded the boat,

We rented a motorbike to explore the area.

(I was initially hesitant to rent, but the aunties at the pier persuaded me to do so. 55)

The oil level has decreased, but it's still acceptable, even though it hasn't reached half a liter yet.

This dish of shrimp has the following issues:

Our friend has an intense craving for shrimp.

So we split the cost with a friend. When we ordered, the younger brother said that 6 pieces cost 400 baht.

It's expensive, but that's the price on the island.

Wow, when the waiter served the food, I was amazed!

This is river shrimp, not freshwater prawn. We mistakenly thought we had ordered freshwater prawn.

I am very frustrated with my friends. 55

Som tam with fermented fish sauce is okay.

Here is the document we signed for it to be.

The "BLUE MOUNTAIN" is incredibly blue.

My legs were shaking so much.

Looking down, you'll see rocks upon rocks.

We wondered if the rock, with its visible cracks, might break.

We're not exactly lightweights, but let's take the risk!

And we got some amazing photos. Worth it!

It's relaxing, but my legs are a bit shaky. 55

Ashtadang Bridge

King Chulalongkorn graciously funded the construction with his own funds.

To mark the auspicious occasion of the recovery of His Royal Highness Prince Dipangkorn Rasmijoti from illness.

On the island of Si Chang, His Majesty the King presided over the opening ceremony of the bridge in August 1891.