Taphin Hin Thailand A Moment In Time ตะพินหิน ประเทศไทย ช่วงเวลาหนึ่ง

[@giriyoong]

...lights , early morning for good shots are best n calm.takes great efforts to wake up but worth it.great job.

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

Best time for any filming in Thailand is right before sunrise until about 10 am afterwards sun is too bright and very hot. Afterwards you have a few hours before sunset. I wake up every morning at 3 am often out wandering by 5 am often walking to a morning market for breakfast and coffee. I love the cooler weather and more quiet in the mornings. Thanks for watching and your comment.

[@JoeAndTheFam]

Thailand has so much more to offer than people tend to talk about

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

Yes it does and thank you for your comment.

[@rigsuvedi]

Very nice

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

Thank you for your comment and watching.

[@stressfreelife82]

amazing view

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

Thank you for watching and leaving a comment.

[@MarkChomiczewski]

Nice video, thanks for sharing. Looks we crossed paths, we are also in Taphan Hin for past few weeks. We are actually in the west sub-district Huai Ket, just north of the center of Taphan Hin. Happy trails!

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

I have visited Taphin Hin many times over the last few decades. Most of the time just transferring to a bus but also spending a night there if need be. There is a full episode filmed a few years earlier on a link at the end of this promo. Thank you for watching and your comment. Please subscribe to the channel if you are interested in what it has to offer.

[@dasdurian5191]

Best of Thailand is at dawn, and brother, you always capture that moment.👍 please write down the prices of food you purchase as a record for change of time. I recall that you use to write them in early videos.thanx

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

Yes, dawn is always the best times for experiencing life in Southeast Asia. Prices are no longer listed because they may not reflect the current prices. Oddly after Covid I have found many prices for eating out have not changed. Chicken with Rice was 30 baht and the Crispy Pork with Basil was 40 baht. Prices have risen mostly as always in the tourist/expat areas like Hua Hin and Chiang Mai. Get away from foreigners prices for about everything are always cheaper.. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment.