| avoid week ends and hollydays, looks like the Thais drive to just cross the place quick and no interest in jungle or animals, it's just a short cut for them to pass through may be...
during week days it's fine, less cars more animals... if you enter from Pak Chong side, once you are uphill start to look at top of the huge trees, there are nests of the Hornbill birds, impressive if they fly around...
Top of the hill there is a house, fire station, rigth after this a spot with a view, if i understood correctly it is down there that the million baht cave is... they fly out at dawn..
At the second housing place, there is a museum, and if you venture a bit back of the museum you will find 2 hanging bridges, funny to cross and take pics but the place is full of bloodsuckers at wet season, so check your legs for intruders once your back... the suckers work as well near the restaurant, some times you see all the people jumping and dancig around trying to get rid of them...they look like small worms, walk by bending body to U shape and can jump up to your knees...
I made the visit quite often and now we try to enter mid day to reach the " not Di carpio fall ", so when we return it starts to get dark and we can spot different animals venturing then... have fun, great place... |