Travel Tips and Stories of Klaeng in Thailand
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75 km from Klaeng
i was on Pattaya,Thailand it was 1:00pm in the middle of day, and i saw someone is using Parachute. The Photo is very colorfull and very lucky to have that moment
76 km from Klaeng
Taken in Thailand, in the DJI Mavic Pro. It was actually my first flight of the drone at the time. I love the patterns and shapes that the rock formations make, surrounded by the crystal clear water, and green foliage towards the bottom.
100 km from Klaeng
While on our trip to Koh Chang, my wife and I were seeing amazing sunsets like this every evening. We were wondering if one could ever get so used to them to stop paying attention. I certainly hope we never will but what about you?⠀
100 km from Klaeng
I took a ton of photos of sunsets while in Koh Chang, Thailand. After seeing these scenes for so many days, it would definitely have been easy to not get up to shoot another sunset photo cause I had so many but I just couldn’t pass up an opportunity. One thing I did not do is to get up early for sunrise photos . Are you more of a sunrise or a sunset person?
104 km from Klaeng
Bird's-eye view of the pier fill with boats.
Experienced by Aunnop Suthumno
109 km from Klaeng
The Kai Bae viewpoint on Koh Chang is a must see on the island. I mean, look at this. You can even cross over the shallow parts to the tiny island below. Feels a little like the movie The Beach with DiCaprio, don’t you think? Would you dare to go explore the tiny island?
110 km from Klaeng
Sunset at the island Koh Chang. Chang in Thai means elephant. Here, the elephants go to bathe in the sea.
148 km from Klaeng
Despite being in Bangkok, outside my apartment window was a small field. The morning fog covered it beautifully each day.
154 km from Klaeng
Khlong Yai Kee Waterfall on the island of Koh Kut in Thailand
162 km from Klaeng
Perfection is a myth. It is how you as a person interpreted it what makes it perfect for you. Even this Buddha statue at Khao Takiab in Hua Hin, Thailand represents so much for devote Buddhists that missing an eye does not make any difference. Accept that nothing in life is perfect and that imperfections make life more interesting. Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder
164 km from Klaeng
I took this shot during my vacation in Huahin, Thailand. The view was from my room’s balcony and it was so breathtaking, I could only hear the sound of the wind. The weather was perfect, sunny, windy and warm. I was standing there for while and decided to pick up my camera and shoot it.
164 km from Klaeng
Sam Roi Yod National Park nearby Pranburi and Hua Hin. Thailand
Experienced by Peerapon Chantharainthron
166 km from Klaeng
Lost in the jungle gardens of Jim Thompson’s house in Bangkok. It’s a fantastic place to visit when in Bangkok, so make sure you do. Lots of great history and art with a mysterious story about the owner to boot.
166 km from Klaeng
On a photowalk in Bangkok, Thailand. Whenever I have free time there’s nothing more I like to do than go out and snap. On this day I was particularly lucky with this sunset.
Experienced by Geoff Greenwood
168 km from Klaeng
Khaosan Road used to be a major rice market in Bangkok but these days it’s a popular backpacker ghetto.
168 km from Klaeng
Hualampong Train Station, Bangkok, Thailand
168 km from Klaeng
New 70 metre tall Buddha statue being built for Wat Paknam Bhasicharoen 🙏 10 minutes walk from MRT Bang Phai. Follow my Instagram for more @thattravelblog
168 km from Klaeng
New 70 metre tall Buddha statue being built for Wat Paknam Bhasicharoen 🙏 10 minutes walk from MRT Bang Phai. Follow my Instagram for more @thattravelblog
168 km from Klaeng
We had just flew in and landed in Bangkok around 4 AM, but we were all still awake due to the time difference from back in the states. We decided that we wanted to be the first ones at Wat Arun, a beautiful temple in Bangkok meaning Temple of Dawn, so we rested for a few hours and headed there around 6:30 AM. Surely, we were the first ones in as soon as the gates opened for visitors and was able to capture this unforgettable memory of us visiting our first temple in Bangkok. It was definitely a great way to start off our Thailand trip (:
168 km from Klaeng
Scanning the sidewalks for some of Thailand’s delicious street food.
