Did you know what year it really is in Thailand? We were shocked to find out!
Picture this: It’s 2012 by our calendar, but in Thailand, it’s the year 2555! We accidentally time-traveled to the future without even realizing it. How cool is that?
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Along the path up the mountain, besides places marked as spirit dwellings, we encounter unusually shaped stones. For example, this huge stone resembles a reclining girl. And of course, this stone automatically became sacred.
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Thais take their belief in various spirits very seriously. These spirits protect them from misfortunes and help in both life and business. Spirits can be good or evil, and according to Thai beliefs, they reside in different places.
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Finally, after two transfers to different vehicles and a steep ascent up a winding road constantly going uphill, we found ourselves in a large square at the foot of the sacred mountain.
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Here’s the translation with a digital nomad focus:
Halfway up the sacred mountain to the sacred stone of Khao Khitchakut National Park, we stopped again.
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After a 4-hour journey by pickup truck from Koh Chang island, we arrived at the sacred mountain. From here, we could only proceed using the national park’s specialized transport.
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Thais are incredibly inventive when it comes to creating various types of dishes. They are skilled in food preparation. Any food or drinks sold are delicious, and in the vast majority of cases, very healthy.
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And in Thailand, this isn’t just easy – it’s incredibly easy. Food is everywhere.
Along the road, you periodically encounter small markets. Unlike European markets, Thai markets are filled exclusively with food, not clothes.
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Riding in an open-top car early in the morning, before the sun gets too hot, was fantastic. It’s moments like these that remind us why we chose the digital nomad lifestyle!
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We could barely wait for morning. After all, not every tourist gets to visit Khao Khitchakut National Park, especially with a Thai family.
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