Although it may be the same path, the same view, the same angle, what is different is the experience and the story.
For those who don't know, let's get to know Khao Nok Wua briefly.
Khao Nok Wua is the highest peak in Kanchanaburi Province, with a height of 1767 meters, located in the Khao Laem National Park, Thong Pha Phum District.

The trekking distance from the starting point to the camp is approximately 9 kilometers.
The trail is characterized by continuous ascents and descents, with the steepest section being the "Dog Retreat Slope." The name aptly describes the challenging nature of this incline.

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The view from above is truly magnificent.

Despite the uncertainty of the weather, we were lucky enough to experience stunning views after the heavy rain and overcast skies cleared up in the evening. The staff was incredibly helpful, making our trip even more enjoyable. We highly recommend this trail as a worthwhile destination.

The phrase "Pom Pi 7" is the radio code used by our officers, so we decided to make it the name of our team. It's not just a code, but a word that reminds us of the stories, teamwork, fun, and joy we experienced on the Nok Wua ridge. You can see the view from the pictures. "Pom Pi 7" is proud to present them.

"Bullfighting ring"

This is a passageway before reaching the camping spot. The officers said that during the period when tourism is closed, there will be wild bulls coming up to eat grass.

What an enviable bull, grazing while enjoying the view.

Camping spots are often associated with smoke and fire.

Rest and relax. In the evening, we will climb the ridge.

Behind the sign is the main ridge, the highest point of the Khao Nok Wua.

Time to watch the sunset

A breathtaking view of the sunset over the Wachiralongkorn Dam. A perfect end to the day.

A day of trekking in the forest is coming to an end. It was tiring but fun.

Who else is as diligent as us, bringing a barbecue grill to the forest? Haha!

Spicy Ma La at San Nok Wua

After a long day, it's time to go to bed. Tomorrow we have an appointment to see the Milky Way before dawn. Seeing the normal weather during the day, who would have known that it would be so cold after this?

Morning... ready... Let's leave the tent and fight the cold.

This is what we've been waiting for.

It wasn't easy to get out of the tent in the cold and windy weather, but the stunning views were worth it. After taking photos of the stars until the sun rose and warmed us up, it was time to climb up to the big ridge for more views.

The radar-shrouded mountain will serve as the air force's base.

A sea of mist above a lush forest.

The abundance of the forest stretches from Thung Yai Naresuan East Wildlife Sanctuary, Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary, Thung Yai Naresuan West Wildlife Sanctuary, and the mountain peak where we stand. It is a well-protected forest, recognized worldwide as one of the best-managed forests in the world. The presence of numerous apex predators, such as tigers, is a testament to its ecological integrity. This remarkable state of preservation is a tribute to the tireless efforts of forest rangers, who have dedicated themselves to safeguarding the forest, and to wildlife researchers and photographers who have studied and documented its wonders.

Let's continue admiring the view and talk more later.

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A beautiful morning view at San Nok

The Khao Nangnok mountain range boasts stunning scenery rivaling any other, forming part of Thailand's most abundant rainforest. However, as we write this review, a devastating event has struck the western forest. Maintaining such a pristine forest with a limited number of rangers is an immense challenge. As public interest in nature grows, we can only hope that this will lead to improved working conditions, better welfare, and enhanced care for the rangers themselves.

"The end of one life in the forest is the beginning of many others."

However, for wild animals hunted by humans, it does not benefit the forest and the food chain at all.

RIP Black Panther