Serenity In Rural Umphang Thailand

[@Travelsheesh]

Rural Life look so beautiful and scenic, full of nature and so intriguing. Thanks for the tour

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

Yes one of the interesting places this channel offers outside of the normal tourist/expat slums. Thanks for your comment and please Subscribe to the channel if you enjoy what if offers.

[@AndysWorldJourneys]

what a lovely snapshot of rural life in Thailand. It all seems so peaceful and quiet! not much happening but thats not a bad thing! thanks for sharing

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

That is what this channel offers locations few foreigners if any ever visit. If you want to experience any culture you need to hang with the locals not other foreigners. Umphang is one of those places to visit to relax. Thanks for your comment and watching.

[@unstoppabledigitaltravelling]

Rural area indeed captures some unforgettable moments and peace. Thanks for this amazing tour.

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

Umphang is a great place to relax away from the tourist locations. Boring for most but you get to experience a part of Thailand not yet ruined by mass tourism. Thanks for you comment and watching. Please Subscribe to the channel if you are interested in what it offers.

[@Migratory-Nerds]

So interesting to see the lesser known and more secluded places in other countries. Thanks for sharing.

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

That is what the channel is all about locations few if any foreigners ever visit. The most interesting places not yet ruined by mass tourism. Please Like the episode if you enjoyed it and Subscribe to the channel. Thanks for you comment.

[@aniwee17]

The street is very clean.

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

Yes it is overall a very clean town to visit. Thanks for your comment and please Subscribe to the channel if you have not already.

[@TheAverageTourist]

This was such a peaceful video to watch and listen to. Some of the sounds and scenery even caught the attention of my cat while I was watching. A beautiful place!

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

Umphang is unique as it has somehow managed to avoid the damage caused by mass tourism that has ruined some of the most beautiful places in Thailand. If you are looking for other such places the channel offers other great locations to visit or just watch. Thank you for your comment and please Subscribe to the channel if you enjoy what is offered.

[@AdventuresOfATravelingDon]

I like the background music. It gives me meditation vibes. I appreciate the snapshots of this local neighborhood.

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

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[@loveandlove6967]

Good ❤❤

[@justmytravel]

Tx for sharing this 😊

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

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[@TravelingAtoZ]

Very nice introduction. The temples and the scenery were beautiful. Looks like a really nice area of Thailand.

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

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[@traveladvisorak6065]

Never seen the rural part of Thailand, it was good to see that part of Thailand. Thanks for sharing.

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

That is what this channel is all about exploring locations few foreigners if ever visit far away from places like Phuket, Chiang Mai or Pattaya. Please Subscribe to the channel if you wish to watch more future shows and great locations.

[@leela5665]

Haunting music but it was very good with the video. Thank you for showing this area

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

Thank you so much for watching and your comment. Umphang has yet to be ruined by mass tourism so far. Please give a Like if you enjoyed this location episode. Subscribe if you have not already.

[@TravellerSB]

We have always seen famous places in Thailand but this one is almost a hidden quaint place. Thanks for giving us the tour....

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

There are numerous quaint locations throughout Southeast Asia that have yet to be ruined by mass tourism and crowds of foreigners. Please Subscribe to the channel if you enjoy what it offers.

[@thetravellingwelshman]

This is a part of thailand I would love to explore more of if I ever had a chance! Its so beautiful to see all the incredible natural wonders that surround you! Simply amazing!

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

There are still places to get away from the madness thankfully. You just have to be willing to go. Please leave a Like if you enjoyed this very short travel episode. And thanks for making an effort to comment.

[@JBWanders73]

This is one of the few places that I have 'been on my way to' for 25 years but still haven't made it. There are a number of things I would like to do in and around Umphang, including arguably the most spectacular place in Thailand. Great destination!

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

Umphang is still a great place not yet ruined by mass tourism nor foreign influence like other trashy looking tourist/expats slums. Likely considered very boring for most foreigners. After returning here after twenty years was sad to notice a national eyesore has appeared in town called 7-11. Now at least foreigners have a place to eat. If you are looking for a quiet place far away from the average chaos Umphang still offers that. The Death Highway getting there is a story in itself.

[@Bobafe77a]

Thailand, such a lush verdent land. This is what Pai looked like 35 years ago.

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

Sadly Pai is ruined basically Khao San Road north Full Moon Party idiots. I remember it well when it was a beautiful small mountain village with few foreigners. Now just a freak show. Umphang because of its distance, road conditions , lack of party atmosphere tends to thin out most of the riff raff thankfully.

[@Bobafe77a]

@@destinationsroadslesstraveled yes I spent one day in Pai on my way back from Mae Hong Son in 2009. That was enough for me.

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

My last trip there in 2005 nothing but a freak show.

[@BangkokJack858]

I love the footage you get of rural Thailand, not a lot of videos on youtube show this kind of stuff

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

This channel is about traveling to places unknown both rural and the larger cities of Southeast Asia. The majority of channels about Southeast Asia tend to stick with the same old material over and over again. Where I travel you have to be willing to toss the guide book or whatever in the trash and break away from the hordes of foreigners. Thanks for watching and your comment.

[@RachaelMartin]

Beautiful video! Thanks for sharing! :)

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

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[@baldybrian]

I've not been to Umphang that much; many years ago I travelled down the death highway to do a border run at Mae Sot, they were giving out single stamps at the time and not the full-page visas you get at other borders. I enjoy how you travel everywhere by public transport. it's a great way to keep the cost down for sure.

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

I do not have a car here so the only way to get to many of the locations I visit is either public transport or figuring out another way or getting there. Thankfully often a Thai will offer me a ride if they see me walking. Having lived in remote Alaska many years you learn how to be able to get around and survive on your own if need be. Came in handy for Southeast Asia. Thanks for watching and your comment. Leave a Like if you enjoyed the episode.

[@AmericanInThailand]

Fantastic images! Very nicely done!

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

Thanks for your comment and watching. Heading into southern Isan next week after many years. The Thai dialect there should be interesting.

[@markray5071]

Hey old friend! Looks like you are doing well. This is a pretty remote place from what you say.

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

I doing fine and still wandering after all these years. Umphang is not very accessible and one of the reasons I like the place. There are many more locations like this you just have to know where to look. Give a Like if you enjoyed the show.

[@markray5071]

@@destinationsroadslesstraveled Our friend Steven O bought a condo about an hour from Bankok close to the beach. He loves Thailand also and spends a lot of time there. He says everyone is so nice. I am impressed with the quality of your videos.

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

I hope he has made an effort to learn some Thai and I hope he did not buy the condo in Pattaya. Thanks for the comment on the channel. Share with others that might be interested in something a bit different.

[@markray5071]

@@destinationsroadslesstraveled No, I think it is on the other side of the gulf near Petchaburi. I am sure he is learning some Thai.

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

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[@allaroundthailand360]

What time in the morning was that with the monks

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

Likely before 6 am as I was wandering around the town.