P.M. Tak

162 Moo1, Umphang Tak, Thailand

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Our Treck... Continued..

A travel blog entry by kambalawc11

9

... as we got back into the rafts, it began pouring with rain, immediately drenching us- A condition that did not improve throughout the day.
After an hour on the now overflowing river, we reached the starting point of our trek where we would continue on our hike by foot.
We were again met with another challenge of actually getting out of the boats, as Maddy managed to fall into the water in the process- however, it was difficult to differentiate between how wet ...

Main Trek

A travel blog entry by kambalawc11

... through winding roads, and mist-covered mountains to arrive at our destination which we discovered was under knee-deep water! Our taxi refused to take us through to our guesthouse, which was in the main affected area. After a short debate we decided to call our trek leader, Mr. Umph ( Mr. um) who rescued us with 2 utes. At the Green guesthouse we discovered that it was uninhabitable, we couldn't even get out of the cars as ...

Umphang trekking.

A travel blog entry by olesentrine

8

... de var gået over til at benytte gummibåd. Det gjorde dog
ikke noget og turen var rigtig god, vi så både farverige fugle, 1 vild gibbonabe og en lille skildpadde. Vi holdte ved den mest fantastiske varme kilde,
hvor vi fik lov at bade lidt. Vores guider grinte og pjattede meget med hinanden
og os, og var med til at skabe en rigtig god stemning. Bl.a. sad Mikkel med
sine lange stænger ud over bådkanten, hvor af den ene guide pegede på Mikkels
...

Umphang- the robbery that never happened

A travel blog entry by dotanandlihi

7

... 1489;עליו 14; ויריד 93;ת וסיבו 89;ים. 1200 וקצת סיבוב 97;ם ליתר דיוק. עד לקטע של העליו 14; חתכנו למפלי 01; ...

The serpents in Eden

A travel blog entry by youloveit

6

... he was a pro at this and knew what conditions to expect! So there I was, hoping that the journey (lovely as it was) would be over soon when all of a sudden, our van screeched to an emergency stop half way up the hill. I heard lots of Thai shouting but it was only when I looked at the man at the back of the sorng-taa-ou and followed his glance that I spotted the biggest Burmese python who filled the entire length of the right hand side of the road and just lay ...