Having fun on a trip to Wang Bon Reservoir

Hello everyone! 🌧️🌿 For this post, I want to share my trip from last week during the rainy season. Can you believe it? I really love the rainy season because we get to see the lush green of the trees and the wonders of nature 🌱✨. It’s a chance to enjoy and marvel at its beauty, but we should also be careful not to harm nature and always follow the rules of each place 🌏💚.

During the rainy season in Thailand, many provinces have tourist attractions that draw visitors to go on adventurous activities 🛶🏞️. Whether it’s hiking, kayaking, ATV riding, or rafting, there’s so much to do! For this trip, I brought my friends to enjoy a lighter activity — kayaking together 🚣‍♀️😊.

For my trip, I started traveling around 8:30 a.m. on Friday morning. Since it’s still the rainy season, the sky was a bit cloudy most of the time ☁️🌧️. I drove from Ayutthaya to Nakhon Nayok, which took me almost 2 hours 🚗💨. I took my time and enjoyed the journey without rushing ⏳😊.

When I arrived, there was a tourist service center, but it seemed very quiet 🏢🤫. There didn’t appear to be any staff around, probably because there weren’t many tourists visiting at that time 🌿😊.

Wang Bon Reservoir is located within the area of Khao Yai National Park in Nakhon Nayok Province 🌳. It’s a nature getaway that offers a peaceful and shady environment, surrounded by trees, mountains, and a river 🌿💦.

It’s perfect for a relaxed trip, allowing visitors to enjoy the beauty of nature while also having a bit of adventure 🚣‍♀️✨.

Before diving into the fun, I decided to walk around the area and capture some wide shots 📸✨. Just seeing Wang Bon Reservoir from afar made my heart swell with joy 😍. It’s truly beautiful, and I enjoyed wandering around taking photos before getting on a kayak to experience the waterfall up close 🚣‍♀️💦. I’m sharing these little snapshots so you all can see just how stunning it is 🌿🌊.

Nature always amazes me with its beauty, and the rainy season makes it even more uplifting 🌧️💚. The green scenery and flowing water made me feel completely relaxed and happy during this trip 🌱😊.

This spot is a small pier for tourists 🚣‍♀️✨. We have to walk down here to rent a kayak for just 50 THB per person, and life jackets are provided 🦺. It takes about an hour to kayak to the waterfall 💦. In front, there’s a local shop selling food and drinks 🍹🍴. I’d recommend bringing some water with you, because kayaking to the waterfall can be quite tiring 😅.

Alright, let’s get started and have some fun! 🎉🌿

I have to admit, before coming here, I forgot to charge my camera 😅. I was a bit disappointed, so I could only wander around and take photos of the surroundings. Once I started kayaking, I switched to using my phone camera 📱.

At first, I felt a little scared because the water was so wide 😳💦. But once I started paddling, I found myself having so much fun! Plus, the cool, slightly humid atmosphere made it feel like it was about to rain—but it never did 🌧️✨. I guess I was just lucky that day, hehe 😄.

After paddling around for a while, it was time to head back to shore because I was thirsty 😅💦. I have to say, this trip was so much fun and it was my first time visiting this place 🌿✨.

Actually, Nakhon Nayok has a lot of attractions, especially during the rainy season 🌧️. If you plan your trip well, I think it can be both tiring and incredibly fun, because there are so many adventure activities to enjoy 🚣‍♀️🏞️.

To end this tiring but fun trip, I stopped by to support a Thai tea vendor 🍵😊. He’s a friendly uncle with a unique little coffee cart by the roadside 🚚✨. The prices are very reasonable too! If you visit here, don’t forget to support him—he’s really kind and lovely 💛.

This was another memorable trip for me in Nakhon Nayok Province, and it left a lasting impression 🌿💦.

Take photo By : iPhone 15 Pro Max / Fuji X-A5 camera @kittima