Doi Khun Tan National Park in the rainy season

Coming to trek in the rainy season will be refreshingly wet here, lol. We walked during the storm. When we arrived in the evening, the officers did not allow us to set up tents upstairs (Year 2). So we set up tents at the resting area below. There are restrooms for convenience. If you set up a tent on a rainy day, be prepared for flooding. We were moved to sleep in the car at 3 am, lol. And because it was raining heavily, the plan to go see the sea of ​​mist at 5 am was canceled. We changed to walk at 7 am. We still walked through the rain. But it was good that it was light and easier to walk. At the beginning, the path was concrete. My legs hurt, lol. But it was not steep. It was like a ramp and stairs. We walked for a long time because there was nothing along the way except the forest and resting points. There was also a waterfall. But on the day we went, they did not allow us to enter because it was a storm, so we had to be careful. We walked for a long time. Another thing to be careful about is that the path is very slippery. It is like wet soil and mud. And another thing is centipedes. They are really big, lol. The last part is a hill that tests your courage. I don't know if this is the path that you have passed or the last part because I was quite tired, lol. But it should be a test of courage at the end because it's a very steep staircase. But when we got there, we were happy to conquer this mountain. The day we went, the sky was very cloudy. We didn't see any fog at the top. We only saw rain. But it felt good. When we came down, the rain stopped and we saw a sea of ​​fog right at the campsite. Haha. But it was fun. I recommend it. It's very easy to walk. It's a little tiring. But if you come this way, you have to try it. #Waiting for the day to travel #Missing nature #Northeastern team #Thailand #Missing the forest and mountains #National park worth visiting