Sunrise and Sunset at Pakpra - Talenoy: A Breathtaking Journey in One Trip Pakpra - Talenoy offers a unique opportunity to capture the stunning beauty of both sunrise and sunset in a single trip.

Phatthalung, a small province with little fanfare, boasts an abundance of natural wonders that captivate visitors.

Talay Noi... Pakpra... Many people have probably heard the name before. There's no need to describe it much... As a local, I have had the opportunity to visit often, both on my own and with others who come to visit, whether they are friends or relatives...

Each visit brings a unique experience, with the scenery constantly evolving throughout the day and across the seasons. The resulting images capture a diverse range of emotions and aesthetics.

How to get to...Talay Noi and Pakpra... These two places are in the same area. Driving from Phatthalung to Pakpra, according to the map, takes less than half an hour...from Pakpra to Talay Noi, ten minutes.

Activities... you can choose to arrive at any time... At Talay Noi, there is the 80th Anniversary Bridge for enjoying the view and taking pictures of the sunset in the evening... At the end of the bridge, park your car and walk back on or under the bridge to take pictures of the scenery in Khlong Nang Reaem.

The Unmissable Sunrise at Yo Village: A Photographer's Paradise

This passage describes a must-do activity for visitors: witnessing the breathtaking sunrise at Yo Village. To capture this spectacle, it's crucial to rent a boat before 6 am and head to the area where villagers cast their fishing nets. This spot, renowned as one of Thailand's most stunning sunrise locations, promises an unforgettable experience.

Embark on a scenic boat tour to observe water buffalo, vibrant red lotuses, and a diverse array of migratory birds.

Watch the sunrise at Yo, Pak Pran.

The sunset is a five to ten minute drive away. The view from the 80th Birthday Anniversary Bridge is just as beautiful as the morning.

At the end of the bridge, there is a beautiful view of the Yod. You can park your car at the foot of the bridge and walk up or under the bridge, depending on whether the tide is high or low.

A glimpse into the morning boat ride, observing water buffalo and fishing nets in the canal.

"Where to stay… Don't worry, there are many resorts in the area when you drive there. You can also stay at the Talenoy National Park, which is convenient and affordable. There are many other places to visit and relax in the area. This review focuses on capturing beautiful sunrise and sunset photos. See you in Phatthalung!"