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🌞 A Quiet Midday Visit The midday sun pressed down hard as we arrived at Phra Phuttha Maha Thammaracha. The golden Buddha shimmered so brightly it felt alive, reflecting the fierce light of the sky. Yet, despite the monument’s grandeur, the grounds were nearly empty. There were barely any other visitors—just us, walking slowly across the wide courtyard. The silence made the space feel even more powerful. Without the usual crowds, every sound stood out: the crunch of our footsteps, the faint rustle of incense smoke, the distant call of birds. Standing together in front of the statue, we felt as though it was ours alone for that moment. The Buddha’s calm gaze seemed to meet us directly, reminding us that sometimes the most meaningful experiences happen not in the bustle of celebration, but in the quiet, under the strong midday sun.
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Khao Kho Royal Palace sits on a high ridge in Phetchabun, surrounded by cool air and sweeping mountain scenery. The hilltop grounds feature viewpoints, pine trees, and peaceful walking areas that visitors can freely explore. Its elevated setting makes it a popular stop for enjoying wide, open landscapes. The palace building itself is closed to the public, so it can only be viewed from the outside.
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Sunset and sunrise pictures…
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Great viewpoint at an altitude of around 1600-m above sea level at the exit/entrance gate of Phu Hin Rong Kla Natinonal Park
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B.N. Farm in Khao Kho, Phetchabun was founded by Mr. Boonnum, whose initials give the farm its name. It’s known for seasonal fruits like strawberries and lychees, along with jams, honey, and ornamental flowers. Today it serves as both a local produce stop and a tourist attraction, blending agriculture with shopping and scenic views.
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The King Naresuan Monument in Ayutthaya honors King Naresuan the Great, a warrior king who liberated Siam from Burmese rule. The many rooster statues around the site are offerings from devotees, symbolizing his legendary cockfighting victory against the Burmese crown prince, which became a metaphor for courage, resilience, and triumph.
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Chedi Phu Khao Thong rises about 50 meters and visitors can climb roughly 80 steps to reach its terrace. The chedi was first built in 1395, later rebuilt after Burmese occupation, and restored by King Naresuan to mark Siam’s victory. From the halfway terrace, you get sweeping views of Ayutthaya and the surrounding rice fields. Today it stands as both a historic monument and a peaceful spot away from the busier temples.
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