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Overnight Mountain Hiking/Climb in Thailand - we are from BKK


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Hi,


We are group of friends who would like to Climb/Hike a mountain in Thailand. Where we could go up there to the peak and stay over the night in the campsite (we need a guide as well).


We are a group of 5 - 7 people from Bangkok - we are willing to rent a minivan and travel where the mountain is.


We are all beginners, so we need the not so hard mountain to hike. Maybe 5-6 hours going up and another 5-6 hours going down.


We have no idea where we can do this.

We would like to ask for your suggestions for the place - also for the ideal month to do so.


Cheers

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Phu Kradeung, Loei province. A steep climb of 3 - 4 hours, and about the same going down. For a base camp, use Chumphae, Khon Kaen province, It is closer to both Bangkok and to the mountain than is Loei city. With the rainy season now upon us, I think Phu Kradeung is now closed until about Nov.1. Nice in winter; Thai's go there to photograph the frost.

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Watch out for the,,

spiders

snakes

ants

beggars

volcanoes

gargoyles

tyrannosaurus rex

You think i'm joking don't you,,,

just wait and see, take some photos,

loch ness monster

big foot

his cousin, little foot

mermaids

wolves

yeti

godzillaault.jpg

did i mention g-h-o-s-t-s

 

 

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spelling mistake
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On 8/3/2016 at 5:23 AM, ozyjon said:

Watch out for the,,

spiders

snakes

ants

beggars

volcanoes

gargoyles

tyrannosaurus rex

You think i'm joking don't you,,,

just wait and see, take some photos,

loch ness monster

big foot

his cousin, little foot

mermaids

wolves

yeti

godzillaault.jpg

did i mention g-h-o-s-t-s

 

 

ARE THERE ANY DRAGONS OR WHITE WALKERS AS WELL??

On 8/2/2016 at 10:03 AM, tuanku said:

Hi, contact Deaw at Khao Yai and Beyond He is an excellent and experienced guide and can suggest just the right trip for you.

Awesome! Will check it out!

On 7/30/2016 at 0:40 PM, allane said:

Phu Kradeung, Loei province. A steep climb of 3 - 4 hours, and about the same going down. For a base camp, use Chumphae, Khon Kaen province, It is closer to both Bangkok and to the mountain than is Loei city. With the rainy season now upon us, I think Phu Kradeung is now closed until about Nov.1. Nice in winter; Thai's go there to photograph the frost.

Will keep this in my notes. Thanks

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