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Feb 4, 2015

“Another best trekking place in Thailand”

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Ratthanarong

Phuket, Thailand

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Reviewed February 4, 2015

Another best trekking place in Thailand

If you are looking for a small trekking adventure. You may love this place. Especially on the last station called San Khom Meed (Sharp edge knife translated from Thai language). A narrow path you have to pass before get on the peak around 15 minutes...More