[2025 Tak Bai Attraction] Travel Guide for Tak Bai (Updated Jun)

“Baan Ja” may be just a simple wooden house that looks ordinary to passersby, but for many people, it is a place where their hearts can truly rest. Not because of its luxury, but because it is filled with sincerity and the scent of attachment. In front of the house, there is an old swing that still sways gently in the wind. The large shady trees provide shade all afternoon. The sound of birds chirping by the eaves and the smell of coffee wafting gently from the kitchen behind the house. Everything in “Baan Ja” proceeds slowly and unhurriedly, as if time has been set aside and allowed to flow with the rhythm of nature. Whether it is Ja, the owner of the house, whose warm smile makes strangers feel familiar, or the round table where everyone used to sit and eat together, every corner of this house holds memories tightly. “Baan Ja” is not just a place, but a feeling of coming back to meet something old that has not changed. No matter how fast the world spins, this place is still quiet, still, and always ready to welcome. Sometimes, traveling a long distance doesn’t take us to a new place, but it brings us back to the same place… called “Baan Ja”. #Rainy season travel destination

Hello everyone, today I will take everyone to visit Tak Bai District, Narathiwat Province, with this place, Station Chill Food & Cafe, Tak Bai. Here, there are many menus to choose from, whether it's savory menus, hot pan rice, and desserts. Here, there are many delicious bingsu with many toppings. There are beautiful photo corners. It's suitable for couples or groups. There are many seats. The food is delicious and clean. . Location: Station Chill Food & Cafe, Tak Bai District, Narathiwat Province #Get a discount without relying on luck #Restaurant in Tak Bai

#Flying with trip #Hundred-year bridge #Here in Tak Bai #Three southern border provinces #Narathiwat This bridge is used to cross between Koh Yao and Tak Bai District. You can walk or ride a motorcycle. Cars cannot enter. When I came here, I searched for information that there is a walking street and a weekend market. Today is so quiet. There is none. Looking in Tak Bai District, most of the shops are closed. But there is a 7-Eleven where you can buy food. Crossing to Koh Yao seems too far, so I took a picture of the bridge and the check-in sign at the southernmost point of Siam as a souvenir that we once loved traveling in Narathiwat.

Wat Chonlatharasinghe, one of the temples with history and importance in Thailand in Che Hae Subdistrict, Tak Bai District, Narathiwat Province... If you have the opportunity to visit Narathiwat Province, come and pay homage to the great father. He is very sacred, I tell you. Those who believe in the supernatural should not miss it. #HereTakBai #HereNarathiwat