Kanchaniburi, Thailand

IMG_8955I am so sad that I did not know more about Kanchaniburi before we went to Thailand because we would have stayed here as a leg of our trip instead of just a last-minute day trip we went on. This place is beautiful! We ended up here because we ran out of time in Chiang Mai and wanted to do an elephant experience from Bangkok. We booked a day tour that picked us up, took us (multiple hours) out of the city, took us to these waterfalls and then to an elephant experience and then took us back to Bangkok. I would recommend you spending a few days here. There is so much history here (train rides! Museums!) and some really beautiful natural attractions. IMG_8957 We hiked the 7 waterfalls in Erawan National Park and swam in a few. Since we were on a tour we only had 2-3 hours but were able to see them all and swim (really quickly though) but you could spend the whole day here! Family friendly and freezing :)Ps. Those fish are friendly....IMG_8958 IMG_8966 IMG_8971 IMG_8984 IMG_8985 IMG_8986 IMG_8988 IMG_8991 IMG_8995 IMG_8999 IMG_9005 IMG_90092014-12-31 10.51.462014-12-31 12.12.492014-12-31 12.17.54-12014-12-31 12.44.50 HDRMatching is our super power... #pleasedontjudgeus2014-12-31 12.56.10 HDR2014-12-31 10.50.37We then went to an elephant camp, that we would not recommend. The reviews did not say anything negative and there wasn't anything terrible about it, it just was not what we expected nor was it actually nice. We would however highly recommend Patara Elephant Farm in Chiang Mai. IMG_9020 IMG_9021 IMG_9026 IMG_9057 IMG_9058If we ever return to Thailand, Kanchaniburi will be one of our first stops! Have you ever been here? What else is great about this place?! 

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