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This is the plan for the bear pig.

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Day 1: Bangkok - Erawan National Park - Hellfire Pass - Mon Bridge - Pi Pi Island - Pilok



05:00 - Depart from Bangkok.

08:00 - Hike to Erawan Waterfall

12:00 PM - Depart for Sangkhla Buri

15:00 - Sunken City :: Submerged Temple

16:30 - Mon Bridge

18:00 - Pi Fort Viewpoint

21:00 - Pilok Village



Day 2: Khao Chang Si (Closed) - Bangkok

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05:00 - Watch the sunrise at Khao Chang Suk Hill.

11:00 AM - Depart for Bangkok.



At first glance, from the set route, it seems like it will be tiring, isn't it?



Yes, I am very tired. 5555555+

Driving like they're Dominic Toretto.



Original Text:

因为实际上有一位哥哥已经提醒过我了,说这条路线太危险了,开车很危险。最重要的是,在晚上爬上皮洛克山根本不是一件好事。路况非常糟糕(我以前从未听说过,而且不相信)。天黑了,也没有手机信号。

In fact, a friend had already warned me that the route was too dangerous and the driving was very risky. More importantly, climbing Mount Pilok at night was not a good idea at all. The road conditions were extremely challenging (I had never heard of this before and didn't believe it). It was dark, and there was no phone signal.

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The first day began on a Saturday morning.

We woke up at 4:30 AM to get dressed, confessing that we hadn't showered (don't worry, we'll be showering at the waterfall later!!!).



The journey will commence from Bangkok at 5:00 AM.



The journey took approximately three hours, including a brief stop for breakfast at a rest area. We arrived at the entrance of Erawan National Park promptly at 8:00 AM.



After walking for approximately 20 minutes,

The pig messaged, "Hey, I've reached the first waterfall level."



Amidst the joyous atmosphere, we snapped photos incessantly, pondering, "Why is the water level so low on the first floor? Should we ascend higher? Nevertheless, since we're already here and there aren't many people around, let's take some photos first."

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**Forced to get off by a fan**



She said she had been teased a lot, so she would post a picture of herself.



After we walked past the first waterfall for a bit,

(Just a short distance, about 20 steps)

We have found!!!

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Waterfall Level 1: "Returning to the Nest"



Yes, that wasn't even the first waterfall!

Lost in taking pictures for a long time.

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Note: The advantage of arriving early is that you won't have to compete with others for a view to take photos, allowing you to fully capture the atmosphere and nature.



Tier 2 Waterfall: "Wung Matchcha"



This is a popular spot for taking photos.

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Food is not allowed beyond this point.

For water bottles, a deposit of 20 baht per bottle is required. Upon returning, please bring the bottles to the registration point to receive a refund.



To help maintain cleanliness.^^

Level 3: "Waterfall Cliff"



Before reaching this level, when we descend from the second level, we will encounter a fork in the path that allows us to choose between visiting the third or fourth level of the waterfall.



Let's choose the 3rd floor first if you want to collect all 7 floors. This is because the path to the 4th floor will extend all the way to the 7th floor.

After completing the third floor, we returned to the previous junction to continue to the fourth floor.



Floor 4 "Butterfly's Chest"





Along the way, as we arrived early, we would occasionally see light filtering through the shadows of the bushes, which was another impressive angle.



Tier 5: "Unending Boredom"



The cascading tiers of the waterfall resemble a series of miniature waterfalls, creating a tranquil atmosphere. This level is ideal for picnicking and relaxation.



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Floor 6: "Forest of Trees"



To be honest, this was the waterfall that impressed me the least. The waterfall was quite far away, and the water flow was very low. We only stopped for a short break because we would soon reach the final waterfall. Let's hurry before it gets crowded!



We have arrived.



Beautiful

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"Beautiful."

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Very beautiful.



Although the area is not very large, the water is truly beautiful. If you plan to visit this spot, I recommend going early in the morning like we did. There won't be many people around, but once it hits 11:00 AM, the crowds start to arrive as if there's a sale going on.



In the blink of an eye, the crowd swelled significantly, comprising both international and Thai visitors.



The water is beautiful, isn't it? "The clear water flows cool, revealing the fish."



The bear warns that those who have never encountered these fish should be wary, as they are quite dangerous.

If we get into the water, it will think we are pound cake.

It will come and peck, peck, and peck!!!

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The bear made a promise that if it ever climbed up again, it would use a swing to scoop them up and roast them whole as a family.

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Extremely painful.





I understand. When we travel, we can do whatever we want, as long as we don't bother anyone. ^^



*Made a new friend out of the blue.



It took us about 3 and a half hours to climb up and down all 7 levels of the waterfall.



Around noon, we set off from Erawan National Park towards Sangkhlaburi, our next destination.



15:00 hrs. We arrived at our destination.

To reach the submerged temple, one must take a boat. You can choose to rent a private boat.



Translation:

As dusk approached, we opted to take a taxi to our destination.

The boat driver charges 300 baht (but there is a 500 baht package that allows you to visit 3 temples).

This is what our passenger ship looks like.

This beautiful woman is our driver, Mr. Tono. (He is the captain of the boat, something like that = = )

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The boat landing is right here.





I never thought I would be in Thailand right now.

The view is so beautiful, it feels like we're in a foreign country.

Fortunately, the sky wasn't too cloudy on the day we went.

To capture these stunning images for you all.



Tadaaaaaaaaaa



Submerged temple



According to Mr. ToNo, this temple was once located in the middle of the water and sank. It had to be salvaged and placed on land. Currently, there are still some periods when the water rises and may flood the surrounding area.

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Inside, what will it be like? Let's take a look.



Upon entering, young children will approach and offer to guide you through the site, providing historical information.

It has been said that in the past, children would simply ask for money. However, due to a campaign or strict regulations (it is unclear which), children are now required to work in exchange for money. This work may involve guiding tourists, showing them around, or telling them about the history of the area, in exchange for money from tourists.



The flooded temple has three sections for visitors to explore. This is the second section.







After we had our fill of sightseeing, P'Tono drove us to the other side of the Mon Bridge, allowing us to walk back across the bridge to retrieve our car at the end, which was also our boat departure point.



This Mon bridge, my younger sibling told me, was built entirely by the Mon people without the use of any tools.

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**Caution: Due to the bridge's age, the gaps between the planks are quite wide. Please be careful not to drop small items, as they will be difficult to retrieve.**



The bear accidentally dropped the camera lens. Fortunately, some helpful students retrieved it, and I rewarded the resourceful student with a finder's fee.



Next, according to the original plan, we will go to Fort Pi.

However, rain is approaching, making the pig hesitate about whether to head to Pilok immediately.

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I have arrived just in time for 6:00 p.m., so the officer let me in.



It truly exceeded my expectations.

One of the most beautiful sunsets I have ever witnessed.



The tranquil evening atmosphere, with a gentle breeze, makes us want to pause time and stay here forever.



However, it is not possible because we have already booked accommodation. 55555+



Let's go. Let's continue.



Our first day is not over yet.

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As the elder brother has warned.



For those who want to climb Pilok at night

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It was extremely dark.

Pitch black, not a single light, no cars for company, basically nothing! And then the road... oh my god, how many curves can there be?! I thought I was climbing up to Chiang Rai.

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The winding road caused the pig to become carsick. Notably, there was no mobile phone signal. Fortunately, the road was one-way with no intersections, allowing us to continue driving without interruption.



The day we went, it rained heavily. We crawled like turtles.

The maximum speed limit is 20 kilometers per hour due to safety concerns.



It took until after 9:00 PM to arrive.

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Due to the incessant rain, we were unable to capture the atmosphere of the first day. We apologize for this.

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Translation:

The next morning, we woke up at 5:00 AM as planned to watch the sunrise at Elephant Tusk Hill. However, due to heavy rain the previous day, the entire area was shrouded in thick fog. We couldn't see anything! Our dream of witnessing the sunrise at Elephant Tusk Hill was dashed. With the heavy fog and early morning chill, we decided to return to our accommodation and catch some more sleep.

Waking up after 9:00 am, I packed my bags, checked out, and planned to take a walk around Pilok Village.



Let's take a look at the atmosphere of Pilok in the fog.





However, as is often the case, unexpected events can occur that deviate from our planned course of action.



Let's consider this a valuable opportunity to witness the charming village of Pilok, enveloped in this picturesque mist.





I came across an elderly woman selling them in the market for 20 baht each, complete with colored pens for writing.



The planners decided to leave it as a landmark for visitors.

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Before embarking on our long journey back to Bangkok, we stumbled upon a unique cafe tucked away inside a market.

But what's cute is…



The container used is a milk can.



As we drove down the mountain, we came across a scenic viewpoint at kilometer 19, offering a breathtaking panoramic view that stretched as far as the eye could see. This served as a beautiful finale to our trip.



Although the weather wasn't ideal today, the trip was full of diverse experiences that kept us engaged throughout the journey.

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Before we depart on our trip to Kanchanaburi,

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Summary:

Translation:

Two days and one night are never enough for those who love to travel.

  1. Effective time management and preparedness for unforeseen circumstances are crucial.

3. In times of weariness, we will know how much the people around us care about us.

4. While the destination is crucial, the journey is equally important.



And lastly,



5. Avoid climbing Pilok at night unless absolutely necessary.



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