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Update 2026 There is no van directly to Khun Klang Dam. As for the van Uncle Pillow that saw many reviews, it was Phu Mao Joy. We called Uncle and recommended to go with Uncle Pillow as well, because it would be more safe and convenient. But during our weekdays, there are no people to come to Joy as well. Recommended to Saturday Sunday (Uncle Pillow 0876887442)

🏞️ Start traveling atสถานีเดินรถโดยสารขนาดเล็ก (จตุจักร) รถตู้/มินิบัสVery loud, shouting, arguing all over. No need to talk. No need to ask anyone.

• Walk to Building C, buy a ticket to the 920 Guards-Prachin to the Nakhon Nakhon Nakhon Nakhon Nakhon Nakhon 160.-

(If you walk to Building B, it will be said that you only have to go to Rangsit. Don't go. Because Line 920 goes to Rangsit before you continue.)

• Get in the car around 9: 40

• To Nakhon Nakhon Nakhon Nakhon 12: 30

I wanted to scream so much that the B.C. Uncle forgot to open the door down. I saw you walking to talk to anyone who didn't know. I was confused because I never came. I rushed to ask. Finally, I walked back to the B.C. itself. The sun was very hot. 🥹

• Even if the B.C. can rent a car to drive by itself, but we can't drive it as an aunt who transports, so call the van up to Khun Chant Dam to 120.-

• Reach the dam and sign on the boat first because you have to wait eight people for quite a long time.

🛶 Joy price 200.-

🛶 Mao price 1500.-

I can say that I'm definitely tired, but it's fun because I have to walk and climb a rock. Take a picture like this. I recommend carrying 2 bottles of water. During the walk, 1 bottle goes up the return ladder.

• On the return leg, we asked the driver of the van to deliver to the Nakhon Nakhon Nakhon Nakhon Nakhon Nakhon 120.-

• Call the car back, Doctor Chit (Phi Tuk 081-1526165) 160.-

Total travel fee 760. - If you ask if you go again, maybe if you go to a private car, maybe you go. But probably go in the morning or evening. Better not to get very tired. ⛰️🌳💦✨☀️

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