Jumpasak, the second time

I had a chance to go to Jumpasak again between May 7-9th, the second time in this two months. This time I invited my friend, Patcharee to the farm to look at the pest and diseases of Cashew nut. Besides, Samai introduced the way of hard pruning and grafting for increasing the strength of the trees. Boonsong brought the microorganism liquid and vetivar grass[ya fak] to maintain the slope area. A part from the works, We, as usual, explored the area. Finding that, Jumpasak was the water fall countryside which mostly were very beautiful because they still hid in the nature. The investors who wanted to change nature to modernization had not found these places yet. We should visit these places fastly.


Termite making some roads on the tree.


Cashew nut hard pruning


Visiting E-tu Water fall


Loong Mai, Laa and Toon


Laa and Bomb, Lovely Thai couple working at the farm


E-tu Water fall


E-tu Water fall


Look down to E-tu plain area


Native orchid flower at E tu


Kone Pa Peng Water Fall


Kone Pa Peng


Border atmosphere, Laos-Cambodia


National Flag


The village where we took a boat to Lee Pee


Boat port to Lee Pee


Mae Khong River


Mae Khong River


Boat to Lee Pee Water Fall


Ban Don Ded


Ban Don Ded, Lee Pee Water Fall


Locomotive Bridge in French era


Locomotive engine in French Era


Lee Pee Water fall


Lee Pee Water fall


Lee Pee stream running from waterfall.


Lee Pee running stream


Fish catcher at Lee Pee


Our group, as a souvenir of Lee Pee Water Fall


Beautiful view in front of the restuarant where we went to eat in the evening. It was in Pak-se where Maekhong ran through.


The view of the restuarant on Mae Khong Riverside as saying above.

We came back to Bangkok on the 9th after stopping at the Daoreurng market for shopping. I bought a 100% silver necklace for 900 baht and some silk scarves. After get through the immigration, we drove a van back and stopped at the roadside orchid and handicraft selling hut. Arrived home about 6.30pm. Chavalvut