A Day In Nakhon Nayok

Part of working hard is being stressed out because of deadlines, work loads or simply the idea of burn out. So one lazy Sunday morning, I decided to visit a picturesque place called Nakhon Nayok to enjoy some fresh air and sceneries.

I left at nine and arrived before noon. I had some noodles during some stops and well, was actually tired already from all that sitting. Anyway, I was looking for the place where Sairung Waterfalls was located and finally reached the place before one in the afternoon. 

The river was so inviting but I wanted to know
where the water was coming from.

So there you were! The beauty was stunning
and Google+ even tagged it as an awesome photo.

The clear and sparkling water reminds me of what
our minds and bodies should be.

 

After the falls, I visited the Khun Dan Prakon Chon Dam
 that holds all that water. It is the biggest dam in Thailand
and the largest and longest compacted concrete dam in the world. 

Bathing and playing in the water were some of the activities
done by locals and foreigners visiting the area.

Then off to another waterway and more people were seen enjoying nature's bounty.

The waters moved on the ground in all directions but the tree, high and steady,
was all praised for water's abundance.

Nakhon Nayok may simply offer its rivers and waterfalls as fave destinations but the significance of the water to life and our existence is of utmost importance.