Once in your life, you must come to Phu Soi Dao.

Phu Soi Dao, you can travel in 2 days and 1 night. On the first day, we almost ran out of energy, but the atmosphere was great. There was occasional rain. When we saw the pine tree field in the mist, we were no longer tired. On the morning of the second day, we walked around the pine tree field to take pictures. When we went, Phu Soi Dao was the opening season in July. The Ngon Naga flowers had not bloomed yet. However, if anyone wants to conquer the peak of 2,102, it will take 3 days and 2 nights during November-January because it is the rainy season. The hiking trail up Phu Soi Dao is 6.5 kilometers long. We have to walk through 5 slopes: the Send Yat slope, the Prab Sien slope, the Pa Ko slope, the Suea Krong slope, and the Death slope. This slope is the only one that is quite steep. If you can get through it, it will be easy. Before coming, you should prepare your body to defy gravity. There are porters at 30 baht/kilogram, but you should be mentally prepared if there are a lot of tourists, it may not be enough. I recommend that you separate the important things that you need to carry up by yourself, such as drinking water along the way, snacks, food supplies, and toiletries. Raincoats, etc. Because we may arrive hours before the porters, we will not have to wait for the things we need. Friends can contact to rent tents, sleeping bags and bedding from the national park. And must hire porters to carry up by themselves according to the weight. As for the top of the park, there is a large tent area, not crowded. Upstairs there are bathrooms. You have to rent a water bucket and a water dipper to get water to use by yourself. Upstairs there is no convenience store, but there are some services as follows: There is water to put in the machine. Prepare 5 or 10 baht coins to put in. There is also rice and fried eggs for sale, but you should bring your own food in case you get hungry. There is electricity to charge your phone (a service provided by the officers, with a fee). Upstairs there is no electricity. After the sun sets, it will be very dark. It is recommended to bring a flashlight or use a mobile phone. The TRUE phone signal is not very strong. If you go during the rainy season, don't forget to bring raincoats. There are a lot of insects and midges. You should bring mosquito repellent and other insect repellents. If anyone wants to see the beauty of the crested swan flowers, it is recommended to come during August-September. It is one of the most beautiful purple flower fields in Thailand. #Phu Soi Dao #Phu Soi Dao National Park #Phu Soi Dao Pine Field #Thai Hiking