3 Days 2 Nights Trekking

At 7:30 am sharp, our driver, arrived to pick us up. The drive to the starting point of the trekking took about one and a half hours with a short break at a local market to buy some supplies and a much-needed coffee. My boyfriend is always hungry, so I decided to buy him some cookies and bananas to stop his mid-morning munchies.
Our first encounter with Wat, our guide for the next two days, took place in a local village located at the beginning of the Mae Wang National Park. From there, we started to walk on a dirt track used by the farmers to reach their plantations. Because of the rainfall from the previous days, the path was a little bit slippery, and I had to say goodbye to my clean shoes sooner than expected. After an hour of hiking, we reached a spot where the view was fantastic. From the warm brownish color of the earth to the fresh green leaves, covered by a whitish morning mist, the landscape around us was stunning.