Day 1 – 15 February 2018
Saen Suk Lampam is a sandy beach on Highway 4007, bordered by shaded pine trees along Songkhla Lake’s shore edge. The ‘Sala Lampam Thi Rak,’ a pavilion that juts into the sea, provides as a viewpoint for seeing the lake’s surroundings. Additionally, there is a bridge connecting the beach to Ko Loi, a nearby small island formed by sediment accumulation at the Lampam River’s mouth.
Thale Noi Non-Hunting Area is a 460-square-kilometer protected freshwater wetland in Phatthalung province. It is one of Southeast Asia’s largest natural freshwater lakes, but is the smallest and northernmost basin in Songkhla Lake’s chain of lagoons, spanning three provincial borders into Nakhon Si Thammarat, Phatthalung, and Songkhla provinces, and home to the critically endangered Irrawaddy dolphin.
Jailani Mahmood
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This brings memories of our time there. Such a great place to visit. Thanks for sharing this.
Anita
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Yes, agreed. Been there every year. Last visit in 2020 before Covig-19 pandemic.
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Is your bike an Africa Twin and how do you like it?
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Nope bro… It’s a China-made Honda CB190X.. A small CC bike, economical, and easy to handle when sometimes I encountered rough off-road, gravel and uneven terrains. So far, there’s no major problem apart from tear and wear parts. Bought it in 2017.
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Its beautiful in white! I used to have a DR650 but after almost 90,000 miles it started to get tired and I sold it. Ride safe!
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