HEAVEN'S RESEMBLANCE


2017, Aug. 26 (Saturday)
A wonderful escapade to Nong Noch Tropical Garden and Park, Pattaya City, Thailand!

Getting up so early in the morning is actually a hard thing to do but when we heard that we are going to go somewhere specially in Pattaya City, one of the most famous place in Thailand, we couldn't even hold our excitement for this day so we did to woke up early and prepared ourselves for today's travel adventure.
This place is quite far from Phranakhon and it almost takes 3 hours to travel. But, this long journey of you is surely worth visiting for. For today's activity, we accompanied by the PNRU team: our very hardworking and kind CTE teachers and students namely Ajarn Pichy, Ajarn Sasitorn and Ajarn Apichart and our lovely friends Pammy, Bobby, Champ, and Pueng. I realized that our Saturday activities made my phone memory fulled because of so many pictures for this day. So ridiculous! Well in fact, Thailand is just like the Philipines but still, there's a big differences among it's tourist attractions.
Nong Noch Tropical Garden, is the largest botanical garden in South East Asia. It's astonishing landscape is actually a heaven's resemblance and a paradise in disguise that surely makes you feel good and a place to live in because of it's dovish environment. We are so lucky to see it's beauty today. Fantastic! We went around to took some  photos with it's several themes. The garden is inspired by a French garden in the Century Palace of Versailes, the Jurassic World is reflected to it's animal sculptures of the different wildlife, it's stonehenge garden is just like a prehistoric monument inspired by England and also it's butterfly hill wherein flowers are planted in a way to resemble the shape of a butterfly and other living organisms. This place is really the best place for photography, to have fun, and to feel the love, peace, and comfort of our Mother Nature.
Thailand is also known because of it's Thai elephants, an animal that play a significant role in thai's cultural esteem. It symbolizes wealth, strenght, and power that reflects the feature of an elephant. And if you plan to visit thailand don't miss to have you're elephant riding that surely makes your stay memorable. Like what we did today so frightful but the feeling is so well-founded. It was actually a dream come true. Also, we visited the Pattaya beach it's just a normal beach with it's distinct beauty. A nice plae for banana boating, diving, sports, and walking under the sun. The place is near on the road and souvenirs are also present around. It's really good for relaxation during holidays.

This day is one of my most unforgettable day in my stay here in Thailand. I feel so glad with the people and places here that's why I don't want to go back home but it should be. I really miss this place, a resemblance of heaven.

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