So, the night before, we went to rent a bike for just 150 baht and filled up only 40 baht worth of petrol. In total? That's about 4 Sing dollars per person. With only a map and instincts, we visited the different places of interests that tour agencies usually charge at sky high prices.
Looks very similar like our Kranji War Memorial doesn't it.
Very peaceful.
Moving southwards, we visited the Chungkai War Memorial.
Wars are not the best way to show who are the real heroes.
Next up, Khao Poon Cave but on our way back, we made short detour.
We were at the Monkey School. Entrance was at 70baht but we weren't too keen on seeing a monkey plucking coconuts out of coconut trees. Who needs to go in when you can see one just outside the entrance.
The trainer. She's cute when handling the monkeys. Hehe.
Ok, next up, Khao Poon Cave. Here we go!
It wasn't too difficult to know where the cave is with signs as CLEAR as this.
The guy at the entrance, thought I was Thai. He charged me only 20 baht. Cholsu, you're one lucky fella!
Inside the cave.
Guess who I found.
Ducky!
Alrighty then, next up, we're gonna see pussycats!
Jamiel
when a flower grows wild, it can always survive; wildflowers don't care where they grow
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