Giant Rain Tree @Kanchanaburi

😃Let me tell you, this is not the first time Bomiko has come here. I have come many times, since before the bridge, when it was under construction, and now. At first, I wondered why they built a bridge. It doesn't look beautiful at all. Until today, I understand why. 🌾 Do you see the grass? In the past, there probably wasn't any because many tourists saw it. But when the walkway was built, the grass grew beautifully. It looks really good. 🌳 The giant rain tree is another interesting tourist attraction that is not far from Kanchanaburi city. When you arrive, you will be excited and amazed by the size of the tree and its beautiful, shady branches. The giant rain tree is more than 100 years old. The size is 10 people hugging its radius. The average canopy is 25.87 meters. The shade diameter is about 51.75 meters. The height from the ground to the top is 20 meters. The canopy area is about 1 rai, 2 ngan, and 4 wa. Currently, it is hard to find such a large tree. 🌉 There is a wooden walkway in a circle around the giant rain tree. It is a walkway for tourists to walk around without having to step on the tree's roots and cause damage. Along with adjusting the surrounding landscape, decorated with beautiful flowers and plants To be another place to relax Stop by to take beautiful photos as souvenirs Inside the rain tree area There are many parking spots. There is an area selling souvenirs, local products of the community. If friends have free time, you can go to see the greatness of this giant rain tree. But before going, check if the place is open for visitors or not. Because of the Covid outbreak, take care of yourself. 🚙 The giant rain tree is located in Dan Makham Tia District, Ban Kasikorn, Ko Samrong Subdistrict. If coming from Wat Tham Mangkon, you can travel to the Animal and Agriculture Division 1 (Animal Breeding Division), Department of Army Animal Affairs, pass Wat Tham Muninat. When you arrive at the Animal and Agriculture Division 1, go inside. The giant rain tree is inside the Department of Army Animal Affairs. When you enter the department, there will be a left and right intersection with no sign telling you to turn right. Go straight ahead. There will be signs all the way. There is no entrance fee. #Giant tree #Giant rain tree #Nature therapy #Places to visit near Bangkok