TimTravels - Thailand.ReadyForTakeoff

Hello my dear Steemian friends,

today is my last day in Thailand. Right now I am in Krabi, a pretty town. From here I will fly to Bangkok and then take the direct flight to Cologne which will approximately take 12 hours. One thing is for sure, traveling is one of the best things you can do. Especially with someone you love by your side.

Since my last travel log much happened. Remember the last post? Sharks, turtles, stunning views... I didn't think it could get any better. But well, turns out I was wrong.

From Kho Pangang we took the ferry to Khao Sok. Where the national park is. The park is known for its untouched nature, the huge and amazing lake and caves. We booked a one day trip and discovered the lake by a long tail boat. Sit back and relax the view.

This is our tour guide, Wo, a very cool guy!

We drove for 30 minutes before we had a stop. There we had dinner together before we went into the jungle. And by jungle I don't mean some trees here and there. No, the real jungle.

Once we were in the deep jungle, my brain turned off. I was deeply relaxed and only my senses were there.

After a 45 minutes walk we reached the cave. Before heading into the cave we checked the weather forecast. In the past many people died because of rain. Once you are in the cave you don't know what's happening outside. The rain will flood the cave and you will drown. When you are in nature, take care!

After the cave we reached a waterfall. I couldn't resist to take a shower and mediate under the water stream. It was freaking cold but once you let yourself go, you will enjoy.

I like diving into the water as well :)

Khao Sok is a small village. Not many tourists are found here and the locals are very kind.

Because we had only few days left in Thailand, we wanted to see as much as we can. The next day we left Khao Sok and went to Krabi.

Some people recommended us to visit the Tiger Cave. What they did forget to mention: you have to climb 1237 steps until you are at the top! This was damn hard but with it.

Almost finished!

On top of the mountain we found a huge statue of Buddha and a breath taking view.

Worth it!

On our way back we saw an elephant trekking point. Personally, I don't like keeping animals kept in chains, that's why I didn't ride the elephants. But I couldn't resist to feed them. They are so lovely and huge!

And this is how the lovely day ended: With a boat back to our bungalow.

Yes, I got a nice sun teint.

On our last day we went to see a hidden lagoon. You had to climb a mountain in order to accesses the lagoon. Would you do it?

Fun fact:

This is taken in a cave in Thailand. Yes, dildos. A lot of small, huge, tall, tiny dildos. Can you figure out why?

I will miss the time here, definitely. Already thinking about when to come again. Tomorrow I will be back home and it's time to continue Myth or Fact and the Crypto challenge.

Thanks for reading,
Tim