Relax with a homestay feel at Baan Ke-Le-Hi, Tak Province.

Ke-le-hi means go home. This trip was our first homestay trip. It was a trip where we let go of our minds because Ke-le-hi house had no mobile signal at all. This allowed us to get to know and talk to many strangers. Everyone was very friendly and kind. The owner of the house, Apo, welcomed us warmly and even made us drip coffee. I have to say that I opened my heart to try Apo's ginger coffee because I don't usually drink coffee. They also had a welcome drink, which was a liquor fermented with Apo's own special root recipe. It was delicious. There was also a stream downstairs where we could play and relax. The water was very cold. In the evening, we had local food here, and ate it together with everyone. I have to say that I really liked the canned fish chili paste. I liked it so much that I had to ask for the recipe. Haha. At night, we would sit around the fire, talk, and get to know each other. We took turns telling stories and sharing our experiences. I really like this place. I heard that during the rainy season, they take us on trekking and rice planting trips. Next time, I will definitely come. I will definitely invite my friends to get to know this place. Apo's house is always warm. Ke-le-hi #Secret location #Missing nature #Waiting for the day to travel #Visit Tak Province #Homestay worth visiting