Something different while in Jomtien - a hike to Buddhas Footprints!? And I mean a hike - park at lower temple, 200baht for 4wd trip for maybe 15 minutes (and it is needed and only way) to staging point where it’s then 10,000 step round trip up +70 flights if you believe Apple. Well constructed steps and paths all along the way But well worth it! Approx 2.5 hour drive from Jomtien

Krathing Waterfall is a large and very tall waterfall, the top of which is an open cliff where you can see the waterfall from the mountain in the distance. The upstream comes from the water source on Khao hitchakut, with a total of 13 levels, which highlights the most beautiful point of Namtok Krathing at the 8th and 9th floors, but the national park is open for us to walk up to the 8th floor only. The distance of each floor is not very far apart, so you can walk comfortably. Each level of the waterfall has different beauty. For the first level of the waterfall, located just 100 meters from the office, near the park's villas and tourists can swim at all levels. In the waterfall basin are rocks and sand, so the water is so clear that you can see the fish that are present in the waterfall. The floor that people like to stop by for swimming the most is the 3rd floor because it is not far from the office, no need to climb, not very tired, the water is not strong and there is a pool for swimming, suitable for relaxing. On the 3rd floor, there is also a wooden bridge for us to stop and take photos as well. When you continue walking up to the other waterfalls, you have to walk along the stream up the hill further. The path may be steep and a little slippery. You should walk with caution. The park area Shady with large and small trees that fill the area, giving the park a cool climate. For the period that is suitable for visiting Krating Waterfall, the most beautiful should come during the after rain, which is around mid-October to mid-February. You'll see the surrounding greenery with mosses, ferns, flowers and tiny mushrooms. The camping area is near the reservoir. During the cold weather, we may see fog in the morning and take very beautiful photos. How to get to Krating Waterfall? Krathing Waterfall is about 4 hours from Bangkok, 253 kilometers distance. You can rent a car from Bangkok and drive according to the map

We have visited here twice now. Whether it is raining or not, it has different effects on us. The sound of the rain in nature and the birds singing around these old trees. The temple is solemn, and I believe it is one of the quietest temples to pray or meditate. The owner of the hotel nearby recommended this temple and told us it is popular because of the huge tree, which you can walk through. There is also a wooden hanging bridge, which I believe needs to be renovated because the woods are slowly deteriorating. The rocky river next to it creates another level of relaxation just by sitting and staring at it. I highly recommend this place. The road going there is also nice to ride.

We took our 8-year-old daughter on a hike to the waterfall about 1.5 km away. So our round trip was about 3km, which took us nearly an hour and 20 minutes. The staff told us that we would be back to the starting point at 3pm. It's a little challenging for kids, but very enjoyable.

Beautiful scenery! Very quiet and remote. Close to memoria resort, but the turn off is quite hard to find as there is no sign. The road is pretty rough and we drove our motoonly about half a kilometer before parking and hiking the rest. Really nice hike through the forest! Lots of uphill slopes though so be prepared for a workout! The waterfall is accessible at many points. We didn't go to the top but are looking forward to visiting again!

One word: WOW! This had to be one of the most amazing cave experiences in our travels throughout the world. Not because of the size, but because it’s so nice, and has no people, and the energy around this place is special. We only went to one of the caves (there are apparently more) and spent more than an hour inside just admiring the rock formations and great green colors of moss growing on the rocks at one opening. The caves are basically 3 sections. First when you enter there is a medium size hall with steps at the rear side leading to a middle section that has a wide opening letting in a lot of light. Continue from there towards the right side through a small corridor like walkway that leads to some wooden stairs up to the great cathedral – this is the main part of the cave and simply amazing. The cathedral has a large stone pillar in the middle that must have been created over thousands of years from slow dripping calcium. From the pillar there are several small walkways to the different corners of the cathedral. To the rear right there is an additional tunnel leading to a small altar with offerings. The cave has some sparce lighting, many light bulbs were not working when we visited. It’s recommended to bring your own torch - the LED light on your phone will work too if you don’t have a torch The main cathedral was well lit though, it seems that they focused the lights to where they are making the biggest impact – smart! Getting to the caves is easy but involves some walking. We arrived around 11am to an empty carpark. There was one lady selling drinks, but other than that it was completely deserted and looked abandoned. Many of the picnic tables along the path were overgrown and reclaimed by nature. At the carpark there is a little temple. Walk through a gate to the left of the temple up a paved road. After about 300meters there’s an abandoned building with two walkways, leading to the caves. - take the path going straight from the paved road for the big cave which is about 400m through the forest on a narrow path, , look at my picture for directions .Wear long pants if you don’t want to brush your legs against the shrubs. - turn right for the smaller cave up on the mountainside – it’s apparently quite some stairs to climb. Unfortunately, we didn’t know about the other caves until after we already left the site. Tip: turn off data roaming on your mobile phone: our phone switched to a Cambodian mobile network while we walked to the cave. You may incur high roaming fees if you’re data roaming. Entrance to the caves is free: a donation box was located by the altar in the very back.

Main pagoda in Pailin with beautiful view in and around Pailin. Must visit if stay in Pailin.

A must place to explore, buy belts, glasses, suitcase, trainers, sports clothing etc. Gets very hot here, can use golf trolley to use as karge walking site. Visit here monthly, best place to buy gifts , great savings !!!!!!!

This place cannot be entered by private vehicle, and must be visited by 'E-Tak'. As this is a park created by natural erosion and weathering, there is a risk of falling if you walk around the park without the help of a guide. Also, since there is no shaded area, please bring drinking water, a portable fan, and a large umbrella to block the sunlight.

I saw one other visitor as I was leaving. The surrounding grounds were clean & well maintained. The young volunteers were great and they explained and walked me through the museum answering my questions 👍

Fantastic place on path less traveled. Frendly monk in monastic accomodation as base camp. Worth visiting.

We took the ferry from Siem Reap to Battambang. A very nice way (but not very comfortable) to combine transport and sightseeing. It toon us 6.5 hours. Mostly cruising the river with the busy life of the floating villages and friendly waving locals. The boat does look different than on the website😏. It is very noisy so take earplugs. There is a simple toilet and they stop at a floating shop half way for 20 minutes if you fancy fried Rice.. ticket 30 usd and sometimes they can puck you up at your hotel.

Saturday 11th October: Nice temple to visit, as you stand in front of it look right and you see the ruined temple, very similar to those seen at Angkor Wat. (You can't miss it to be fair) Well worth a stop off, some interesting plants and animals at the ruined temple

Wat Ek Phnom, an 11th century Angkorian Hindu temple. Easily accessible with a few wooden steps to climb and only about a 15 minute ride from Battambong's city center. Unfortunately, most walls have collapsed and looted, but still a nice place to visit since there aren't many visitors. Wat Ek Phnom has many shady Bodhi trees and large tamarind and milk fruit trees, making it an ideal place to seek relief from the heat, and if you look closely, you'll see many pendulum bird nests among the large trees (near the front of the ruins). You can also stroll around the moat of wat Ek Phnom and the temple ground. You're visiting a place of worship, so dress appropriately and be respectful.

Got what we came for, saw lot of crocs l, all looked healthy and well fed. Had mixed feeling about owners but in the end there wasn't anything totally wrong. Animals seemed well and we got what we came for for very little price 2$.

Free to visit and very few tourists around in the afternoon. A fairly large complex. Do some research before rocking up so you understand the place. Otherwise it’s just another set of temples. Beware of children asking you for money. You are more likely to come across young kids just wanting high fives or asking to chat so they can learn more English but the odd group do ride/walk around asking for money. They should be at school so it’s not ideal to support begging.

Darin, Olivier and family have the most beautiful farm, attitude and approach towards living sustainably. Producing many organic produces using permaculture methods, there is so much to learn and be inspired by their example. Be it ...Companion planting, composting, nursery, water storage, grey water filtering back to the land, compost loos, natural building and more!

Prek Toal floating village with 🐦 bird sanctuary watching view by local driver brought us to see how amazing they are living. I can say this is such as birds town....... Because many kinds of birds in Asia moving from around the Tonle sap to sittle thiers home here. Really interested to visit this place including local people who living with floating house . If you have time after explore Angkor Wat Temple park. Then you can check it out with this place will be nice choose . High recommend for you. Smarty

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Great place to visit and walk the dogs or ride the MB around the shore so relaxing beautiful with many little bays you can explore or swim at 👌👍