Around Bangkok, MEENA Café is the rice field cafe in Hayao Miyazaki’s fairy tale.

This is a coffee shop in a fairy tale, with green rice fields and a view of Tiger Cave Temple. It is very Thai. The outdoor space is large and there are beautiful views everywhere. This is one of the dining spaces in a glass house combined with a wooden hut, and there are also seats on the walkway outside. There are also multiple dining areas after going upstairs, including leather sofas, wooden seats, lounge chairs, lazy sofa areas, etc. There are really many seats. There is a long wooden plank road between the rice fields. It is really pleasant to walk on it and enjoy the breeze. Moreover, the environment of this cafe is really suitable for taking pictures. The drinks here are all between 100-150 baht, kiwi fruit smoothie 95 baht, strawberry smoothie 95 baht and strawberry cake 85 baht. The desserts are also good, the strawberry cake tastes very dense and sweet. Tender and creamy without being greasy. Walking on the winding wooden plank road and admiring the Tiger Cave Temple is a really special feeling. There is a thatched hut at the very end, where you can sit on the floor with a coffee drink and look at the surrounding scenery. Summary of shooting locations: ✅There is a long wooden plank road between the rice fields, which is especially suitable for photography. It will be more beautiful with a telephoto lens. ✅The large window as soon as you enter is especially suitable for taking silhouettes ✅The small wooden house in the distance is suitable for taking pictures, it is very pastoral ✅Outdoor seats are also suitable for shooting It is recommended to wear more pastoral clothes. What I wore this time is not very pastoral, but it still looks good. By the way, there is also Kanchanaburi Zoo nearby, where you can have close contact with giraffes. You must go, hahaha 📍Address: Meena Café 75/18 Muang Muang Chum, Tha Muang District, Kanchanaburi 71110 Thailand, a 2.5-hour drive from the city center ⏰ Business hours: 8:30-18:30 Closed on Wednesdays