Phu Soi Dao National Park, Uttaradit Province

🔺 End of the trip (Please read, I want you to read carefully) ☘️🍃🌿🌱🧗🏻‍♀️🦯🏔🗻 Explore Phu Soi Dao - Woke up to look at the calendar, saw that there were consecutive holidays, and continued sleeping. There was a message from a younger person in the department, "My friend dumped me, let's go to Phu Soi Dao." I was stunned and continued sleeping. When I woke up, there was a reply saying, "Okay, see you." I thought to myself, what did I reply? With my physical condition and weight, I don't want to think about walking up... - When I came to, I had already arrived at the Phu Soi Dao National Park office. 5555 There were tears streaming down my face in the number five. * Things to prepare - Food - Shoes are very important - Trail poles are secondary - Money is important (porter fee 30 baht per 1 kg) - Drinking water during the trip (very important) There is rainwater up there to drink and a water dispenser. The rainwater here Delicious and very refreshing, so much so that we carried it back home. - Bedding and tents are available for rent up there but we brought our own. Cut to the way up, I felt discouraged. There are 5 slopes in total. 1. Sending relatives slope - Keep walking, if you see a sign, it is the beginning of Sending relatives slope, the steepness is level 2 out of 10, I walked for almost an hour before seeing the sign, lol. 2. The expert slope - It is a short walk, the rest is a climb, it is very steep. The porters said that this slope is the most brutal for porters. When I got up there, I asked myself, what am I doing here!!!!!!!! 3. Pa Ko slope - This slope is easy to walk on, flat, long, not very steep, where you can rest your legs. 4. Tiger slope Or you can call it Crying Tiger (I named it myself) - It's steep, very steep, and long, very long. I got cramps up until I was lucky I didn't prepare, so I didn't get any. 555 5. Death Hill Just the name is enough to kill me. The top of the mountain is close, but it's a long climb. It's the steepest, but the view is great. I think it's easier than the hills that conquer experts. - After passing all 5 hills, we arrived at the tent site. Seeing the view and the atmosphere made me forget my tiredness. When I went, there were few people, the field was wide, and I didn't encounter any rain. Here, when it cooled down, the dew was very heavy. When I rested and recovered, I set up the tent. The porters arrived before us. We cooked, took a shower, and watched the sunset. At night, I took pictures of the stars and the Milky Way. I just understood the word "Phu Soi Dao" because the stars here are very beautiful and very close. 🏜 The first light of the next day came up and the weather was very good. It's something you can't find in Chonburi. It's not in big cities. There is a nature trail behind the park office on the mountain. The trail is 2 km long. There are trees, Ngornak flowers, and the view behind is the mountain with fog as a background. I think this place is very beautiful. Because with the nature-themed pre-shoot, if you're lucky, there will be fog running through you. Walking up there, there's a waterfall, Saithip, near where we set up our tent, but the way down is very steep. It's also very beautiful. Playing in the water, going up to cook, waiting to watch the sunset, I admit that it's very beautiful. Today, there were a lot of people going up the mountain, 400+ people. But the beauty is still the same... Going here is like refreshing myself, lol. My legs are shaking. But on the way back, what I like along the way is walking past people. It's like getting friends. Tell them that it's just a little bit more, but in reality, it's very far, lol. In my mind, I thought, "You're fooling me, lol." And finally, Nature is always beautiful, along with the scenery along the way. P.S. What I can't forget is that the porters here are very friendly, very strong, and have a very good humanity. .... The trip ends on July 24-26, 2020. #Fog in the rainy season