Showing posts with label Waterfall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Waterfall. Show all posts
Jul 7, 2018
Nov 4, 2017
Dao Kra Jai - The Highest Waterfall in Satun, South of Thailand
By Ianpassion |
Tucked away in the jungle of Manang, Satun Province, South of Thailand, there is a waterfall called in Thai "Namtok Dao Kra Jai" or Scattered Stars Waterfall in English. This is the highest waterfall in Satun. I have been here several times, yet I never get bored coming again. This place is always enticing.
Together with friends, we trekked this waterfall. It was almost noon when we arrived. From the parking area, I immediately noticed the rapid sound of river streams and birds and crickets singing. Right ahead of us was a vast tropical jungle.
Sep 23, 2017
Wangsaithong - The Only Limestone Waterfall in Satun, South of Thailand
By Ianpassion |
Have you ever visited a limestone waterfall?
The Wangsaithong Waterfall is the only limestone waterfall situated in the forested district of Langu, Satun, South of Thailand. It is about two hours drive from the main city of the South of Thailand - Hatyai, and more than an hour from the central town of Satun Province.
Sep 4, 2017
Aug 12, 2017
The 5 Most Beautiful Waterfalls in Satun, South of Thailand
Waterfalls are beautiful. And Satun has much to offer which I am always proud of. Here are the following:
1. Wangsaithong Waterfall is a limestone waterfall located in Langu district. It has a pool where adults and children can enjoy swimming and jumping. Get a shower on its streams fall from each limestone stairs. This waterfall connects the mainstream called Wang Sai Thong River with a total distance of 8 km fenced with big trees providing shades to kayakers. It is impressively pleasant for rafting, feel like in Amazon. If time is not enough, there are bungalows available nearby. But if there is a hammock or tent available, sleeping facing the waterfall is best as well. Read more.
GPS: 7.089795, 99.909769
GPS: 7.089795, 99.909769
Jul 14, 2017
Celebrating My Birthday 2016 | Hiking
By Ianpassion |
The most common way to celebrate our birthday is to have dinner with friends or with family.
I remembered those moments when I was still a child. My parents used to organize a special party for me. Native chickens around our house were always the victims, at least ten slaughtered every birthday event.
I remembered those moments when I was still a child. My parents used to organize a special party for me. Native chickens around our house were always the victims, at least ten slaughtered every birthday event.
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