From Na Ngua, there are hikes in the surrounding forests, bamboo groves and beautiful hikes from Na Ngua to Ban Na and on the other side of the village. For children and beginners. From time to time you can see cobras in the fields and from time to time the big ones Klong phytons sunbathing outside the large tubes.Beating skin is often on the dirt roads. Please leave geckos and dacabs alone.Pigeons are often targets of boys with simple fork slingshots.At the Talad Na weekly market on Wednesdays from 1 p.m. noon to evening to buy for little money. The weekly market is a must for Farangs. Shirts, trousers, tools, household items, drinks, baked goods, poultry, plants and all sorts of fine street food invite you to linger, look and taste.
Mosquito repellent, good shoes, (sandals will do too) shopping in Seven Eleven on the main road to the village entrance of Na Ngua. Drinks, snacks, baked goods such as great mushroom donuts, ice cream for kids, etc. And household utensils .Very friendly staff.
Na Ngua is a good starting point for bike tours and hikes in the direction of Kha Ko. Many Farangs live here and some also offer sleeping accommodations. Please buy enough mosquito repellent in Seven Eleven Streams running through the village are wonderful breeding grounds for Anopheles and Dengue tiger mosquitoes. So rub it in, even if it smells strong.
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