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Place: Erawan National Park, Si Sawat District, Kanchanaburi, Thailand
Time: 1 day in April
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The warm sun and people of Thailand makes me relaxed and happy. After a couple of inspiring days in the big city jungle of Bangkok it's time for me and my beloved wife to hit the outdoors. Two hours in a mini bus from Victory Monument to Kanchanaburi's bus terminal. After an hour wait a big old bus coughs it's way out to the Erawan Waterfalls. Two hours later we enter the Erawan Nationalpark. Time to hike trough the park's sparkling jungle and enjoy the seven beautiful waterfalls.
As it's a holiday we're not alone on the two kilometer long hiking trail. Many locals go here for leisure when they have the time. The park closes at 04.00 pm so we don't waste time. We hike pretty fast to manage to explore as much as possible of the lush surroundings.
This is a great trip for you who seek an easy accessible jungle but is not afraid of people.
The curvy road back to Bangkok also offer a beautiful and exciting scenery.
I love this country.
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I love this country.
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