After not going out much because I was busy doing who knows what.

We came across a review about a road trip to see the Sesbania flowers in Prachinburi province.

I have never heard of it before. I only saw purple flowers, like lavender.

I want to go, but I still don't have a car. What should I do? TT

Therefore, I decided to take the same train route, get off at a nearby station, and then find another means of transportation to reach my destination.

Let's go! Today, we'll take you to see the beautiful Celosia argentea flowers.

>Rai Sak Supha, Sa Phai Hin Subdistrict, Na Di District, Prachin Buri Province<

Travel:

Take a train from Hua Lamphong to Kabin Buri.

Then take a tuk-tuk to Rai Sak Supha, and catch the 5:55 AM train.

Return train at 15:38.

The train journey takes approximately 4 hours.

Cost:

The train fare is 32 baht.

Flat rate for tuk-tuk is 250 baht (approximately 84 baht per person).

Entrance fee to Sak Supha Farm: 20 baht

Food cost 130 baht

The train fare back is 32 baht.

Total 298 baht

Things to know before you go:

1. Take your hat and glasses with you.

2. Dress to complement the flowers, not necessarily with floral patterns.

3. Arrive early to avoid crowds.

4. Without a car, it can be a bit difficult to get around.

5. It is recommended to visit between 7:00 AM and 2:00 PM.

6. The flowers will only bloom until the end of November.

For inquiries about the "Dok Hong Naka" flower, please call 081-632-6606.

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Let's go to Rai Sak Supha.

This morning at Hua Lamphong, I caught the 5:55 AM train to Prachin Buri. I was in a big hurry.

Fearing that I would miss the train, I ended up getting hit by a motorcycle and had to pay 120 baht for the fare. It hurts, but I was in a hurry. Ugh!!

After we boarded the train and traveled for a while, I fell asleep. When I woke up, I looked out the window and saw what appeared to be a thin mist.

As we continued on our journey, we encountered vast rice fields stretching as far as the eye could see. The atmosphere was incredibly peaceful and serene, offering a sense of tranquility that was truly unparalleled.

Before we begin, it's important to note that we purchased tickets to Ban Ko Red Pier. We chose this station because...

We followed the original plan, zooming in on the GPS to find the nearest station to our destination. However, when we arrived at the station,

Oh, nothing. So we continued to the next station and got off at Khlong Bin Lae Station.

After a 4-hour journey, the station welcomes you with a touch of charm.

Here is our train.

Upon exiting the station, we inquired with the friendly vendor at the water stall. They directed us to turn left, where we would encounter a series of buildings. We were then instructed to turn right alongside the buildings.

Upon turning right next to the building, you will encounter a scene like this.

Exiting the alley and looking around, I saw a two-wheeled vehicle parked. Upon inquiring, the driver informed me that...

To reach Suan Sopha, take a white songthaew to Na Di district and then hire a car to continue your journey.

Or we could just charter a car from here. We asked the driver how much it would cost to go to Suan Sopha.

After some thought, I responded that it was around 500 baht. Wow, I almost fell backwards in surprise.

We decided to grab something to eat at Tabad first.

After we finished eating at the market, we happened to see a tuk-tuk driver passing by.

After some negotiation, the price was reduced from 300 baht to 250 baht.

This is our uncle who will take us to Sak Supha Farm. To be honest, the distance is quite far, but the price is reasonable.

After the uncle brought me to the front of the farm, he said that if I wanted to go back, I could call him. He gave me his number and said to meet him here. Okay, uncle, you're the best!

Sak Supha Farm is located within the resort.

This is the entrance. Before we walked to this entrance, we went to the bathroom. Hello, let me tell you, it wasn't clean at all. The water wouldn't flush, and it wouldn't stop running. Phew!

The entrance fee here is only 20 baht, which is very cheap. However, the transportation cost is a bit expensive. Hehe. When I actually came here, it was quite big, not too small. Okay, I'm ready to go! Let's go!

The flowers of the Hong Naak orchid are a beautiful lavender color.

The pictures were stunning, but in reality, it wasn't as exciting as I had imagined.

However, some areas have been trampled on, causing some wilting, but the overall beauty remains.

Flower lovers, don't miss out!

When it's hot, I get a little crazy and happy. 55

At the entrance to the park, there are shops selling snacks such as french fries, meatballs, and bread.

The prices are a bit high, but not too expensive. Some items are not worth the price.

This is supposed to be lemon tea, but it's a bit bland. However, the old man is very kind.

The tea was too weak, almost like plain water. Adding lemon and sugar didn't help.

Returning to the Starting Point

After taking photos, resting, and enjoying refreshments, it was time to return to the starting point.

I called the uncle who dropped me off to pick me up again because I was ready to leave. I called him three times, but he didn't answer. What should I do now?

We decided to hail a taxi to go back. The first, second, and third cars passed by without stopping. Finally, we found a car that was willing to take us.

A kind person offered to give us a ride, even though it wasn't on their way to the train station. We are deeply touched by the kindness of Thai people. They are truly kind-hearted.

After dropping me off, they waited for the train back, a long journey of 4 hours. They slept all the way to Hua Lamphong.

The sun is scorching, but you're still willing to endure it for the sake of a beautiful picture.

This concludes our trip. Thank you for reading until the end.

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