On weekdays, I will slow down my life and travel to Nan.

She came with the rain Nan.....

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Today, we set off from Phrae on the Nan route, as we spent the previous two nights in Phitsanulok.

This morning, we drove up to Nan. From Phrae city to Nan, we stopped to pay respects at a temple first.

The Phra That Chae Haeng temple is located on the road to Pua, so we stopped by before continuing our journey.

Today, April 13th, we are in Nan, where a sand pagoda is being constructed at the temple.

Bathing the Buddha statue

Don't forget to take a chance.

Our route to the salt flats follows Highway 1081.

The journey of over 90 kilometers took us almost 3 hours. Unfamiliar with the road, we drove cautiously, enjoying the scenery along the way.

Roll down the car window and take a deep breath of fresh air.

This road is beautiful and changes with the seasons. I saw my friends' reviews, green trees, and rice fields.

This time we came, it will be another type, dry. It will be a bit bald.

Stop by for a drip coffee at Heuan Cafe.
The kind owner, a man and a woman, talked to us for a long time.

Anyone passing by this route can stop by to refuel with instant noodles and drip coffee.

The main attraction is the sky toilet, which excited fans, who said they felt a bit dizzy standing and looking down.

Enjoy the scenery while running errands with a 360-degree view. If you come during the late rainy season or early winter, when the forest is lush and green, it will be an amazing experience.

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Let's continue. Look at the way, look at the way. It's like we're driving on clouds.

The sky is blue.

Living up to its name as the Skywalk, even during the dry season, it's still this beautiful.

Every curve has its own charm, beautiful in different ways. Press the shutter at every curve.

Photographers can be found parked along the route, capturing images throughout the journey.

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We then arrived at the salt well, but it wasn't the end yet. We drove a little further and entered Span.

Over a thousand curves

Oh no! I think I'm going to get carsick.

Before yesterday, we contacted P'Ek, the owner of Aun I Ma Ng.

The sentence translates to: "Because I checked the weather and there will be a storm today, and I booked a yurt-style room."

I admit that I am afraid. Consuming so much media is making me feel uneasy. I'm worried that I'll be swept away by the current. Haha.

Reservations for Awn Iam are extremely difficult to secure.

During the hot season, Ek will accept reservations starting on March 1st. Am called at 9 am on March 1st.

The rooms are all full, so let's sleep in a tent.

Tourists who come here book months or even years in advance.

The house is full, so we're setting up tents. Each person needs to pay 900 baht.

Fan room, no TV or refrigerator. Dinner and 2 breakfasts included. Shared bathroom.

Immerse yourself in the embrace of nature…

This area is used for dinner. There is a campfire and people are sitting and eating.

There it is, our tent.

The caretaker warmly welcomed us, making us feel right at home.

Ek went outside. We informed him that we were sleeping in a tent. The aunt took him to see the tent.

The scene before me was like it had been soaked by rain from an unknown day.

How am I supposed to sleep like this? The bed is soaked, the pillow is covered in water. I'm starting to panic.

The aunt replied, "Then you should sleep at my house. I'll take care of you."

I am currently taking a break in the common area while the children play in the water below.

The thought crossed my mind that perhaps I should wait until tomorrow morning to take photos, when the light will be more beautiful.

Our house is located at the very end of the tent line, giving it a deep forest camping vibe.

Red ant nest, earthworm droppings. Haha, no worries, just kidding. I understand it's a bit raw.

Let's help Auntie sweep and wipe it a bit so we can sleep.

**Relax and don't stress about your trip. Let go of minor details, and you'll have a happy time!**

Let's go for a bike ride while we wait for dinner.

You haven't even cycled 100 meters yet.

The rain came down hard, and I was stuck at a papaya salad restaurant for almost an hour.

But what came after the rain was very cool and refreshing. The mist completely enveloped the mountains.

Romantic?

Eating dinner by the light of a kerosene lamp. The power went out, my aunt said it happens regularly and will be back soon.

Are we building a bonfire? Are we having a meal together? Forget everything you planned. Let's go eat and sleep.

Tears are about to fall T T I'd rather listen to the sound of rain and crickets instead.

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The food was very ordinary, but the **taste was surprisingly good**. I don't know why, but I found it to be very delicious.

Delicious like I've never had before. I don't know why it's so delicious.

The chili paste in particular was exceptional, boasting a rich and balanced flavor.

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Fried egg, blanched vegetables, clear soup with chicken drumstick and shiitake mushrooms

I'm full. I'm going to bed.

We were full, and the other families came down to eat at the same time. Now the electricity is back, but there's no water to bathe in, so it's very cold.

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Summertime fog

Is this April?

I couldn't sleep last night. It was cold and damp, and the bed was completely soaked. It was cold and wet, and I was freezing.

It's almost 7 o'clock and the weather is cool.

Go take a picture first. Make up for yesterday evening.

We cycled into the village, intending to visit the Spun waterfall.

Judging from the scattered branches and the color of the water in the stream, we think it's better to wait for another opportunity.

The summary is that I haven't even touched the water yet, and I'm already tired. Oh, life.

The drama has ended.

Let's have breakfast. Food will heal everything.

Rice porridge, the auntie said to scoop it up, scoop it up a lot. Salad, fried egg, coffee, Ovaltine.

Honeycomb dessert, various Thai desserts, boiled sticky rice. This should be bought depending on what is available to eat on a given day.

The salad was very fresh and crunchy. We saw the aunt cut the eggplants she had grown herself.

This salad is incredibly delicious. Is it organic?

The vegetables are being processed across from the accommodation.

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We left Aun Ai and stopped by the salt marsh before continuing on our journey.

Today, the villagers are taking a break and going to the city for sightseeing.

Instead, we met this cat guide.

We used another route to descend from the salt mine. We took route 1256 on the way down.

To pass through, stop by Doi Phu Kha National Park.

The descent will offer another view, but it will have more curves than the ascent.

Driving back, escaping the rain, chasing the fog for more than 3 hours.

Visited Phuket Temple and enjoyed Tai Lue coffee.

The cafe was crowded today, making it difficult to find a quiet moment. As a result, I was unable to try the Thai Lue coffee.

Check in and capture some photos.

Next to the coffee shop, there is a shop selling northern fabrics, including both shirts and skirts. There are many "Mhor Hom" shirts available at reasonable prices, making them ideal souvenirs.

Those who have purchased it, please post a picture of yourself wearing it. It will really add to the atmosphere.

But I'll pass, dry cleaned, not convenient yet 555

Check in at Srinuan Lodge

Our last night in Nan at our main accommodation.

A charming small hotel in the heart of Nan city.

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After packing, I planned to visit the walking street and have dinner at a Khao Khan Tok restaurant in front of the temple.

As predicted, the rain arrived, and Sweet Treats, the renowned dessert shop, had to cancel their event.

Sleeping again.

This morning, I went out to take pictures of the temple again. Last night, the rain chased us back to our room.

Phumin Temple

We left early in the morning, there were no cars, and no tourists were out.

**Nan is a peaceful city, as everyone says. If you want to slow down your life, go to Nan.**

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