yes, but beware of the bathing water.... you have the excrement and pollution of 25 million people that end up in the estuary of the chao phraya and the current drop it on its beaches. lower on pattaya it is even worse, it is necessary to add the pollution of the industry of rayong. Yes it's a little further, 3 hours from the other side of the Gulf of Thailand, but Hua Hin has bathing water and is already much better (the sea air too)
@@travelwithfaisalnadeem No problem, you just have to find out about the water quality and the direction of rotation of the current in the Gulf of Thailand. There is no sewage treatment plant like in the West, although some place of Spain (yet also very touristy) are not better and also lack a sewage treatment plant. So the water can be relatively polluted. You can't see in the morning because at the aurora borealis packs of cleaners, like an army of legionary ants, remove plastic, dead fish and all kinds of dirt.. For example, tourists do not know that by taking a 30b ferry less than 1 hour from Pattaya there is a relatively preserved island because it is not on the current of shit that the chao phraya carries (River which is clean in the north of Bangkok in Nonthaburie (just a bit of agricultural pollution) I donut and go fishing (never get sick, however, I have a little nature) but it's really terrible in the estuary below the city because the canals and the sewers end up in it. there is also the port and the oil terminal Fortunately the current is strong enough not to let the tides go up the river with the pollution. This is not a criticism of Thailand, because the country has made really big investments in recent years by creating many treatment plants, has a real culture of preservation (national park etc) but it is difficult to follow the urban population explosion. and physically impossible to deal with the insane rains that hit the streets of Bangkok during the monsoon. excluding the pollution of the streets ending up in the canals and then in the sea.
@@LifeinThailandNow Am booked to arrive in BKK on Nov 17th till Nov 27th and shall be staying in Sukhumvit soi 20 . I know you are a busy UA-camr but would be great to connect over coffee while I’m there ..I feel I at least owe you a coffee for all the super quality content you provide . Thanks and have a blessed day ahead mate
Lovely job as always.. it is very relaxing and satisfying to even watch, I wonder how enjoyable it would be to go there... One thing more, the Chinese temple has very mesmerizing view🔥 loved it... Keep entertaining... 🥂
@@LifeinThailandNowdsl if the reaction is a bit scathing. but it's a cultural mistake, something that breaks the immersion for anyone who has a little culture. (Taoism, Chinese Marayama Buddhism and Indian Buddhism, Thai-Javanese Terrevada, there is really a world between China and India. (more than between Orthodox and Protestants). In addition to the two communities here, they cordially h4te each other (avoid each other like the plague). It's not to be boring, I'm in no way one of his stupid purists (just general culture, as presented in Berlin with Portuguese music of tearful fado, this doesn't match like Bach and Wagner) Anglo Saxons generally don't have too much culture, mix everything (and call this cheeseburger) But it is vital to make a little effort of documentation and consistency to progress in the production of your videos. Otherwise, we will once again be with a "farang in wonderland", but who understands nothing of the culture and does not make the viewer understand anything. you don't just have to see the places, but make them feel (with the weight of their culture and history) sometimes just the right tone, the right music, the right framing and the right lighting is more than a long pedantic speech. friendly
Thank you for your interest in Thailand.
Beautiful spot and 1 hour from Bangkok. Thank you for sharing with us and glad to see you better ❤️
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yes, but beware of the bathing water.... you have the excrement and pollution of 25 million people that end up in the estuary of the chao phraya and the current drop it on its beaches. lower on pattaya it is even worse, it is necessary to add the pollution of the industry of rayong.
Yes it's a little further, 3 hours from the other side of the Gulf of Thailand, but Hua Hin has bathing water and is already much better (the sea air too)
@@RIRI-el6xm thanks for the information .
@@travelwithfaisalnadeem No problem, you just have to find out about the water quality and the direction of rotation of the current in the Gulf of Thailand.
There is no sewage treatment plant like in the West, although some place of Spain (yet also very touristy) are not better and also lack a sewage treatment plant. So the water can be relatively polluted. You can't see in the morning because at the aurora borealis packs of cleaners, like an army of legionary ants, remove plastic, dead fish and all kinds of dirt..
For example, tourists do not know that by taking a 30b ferry less than 1 hour from Pattaya there is a relatively preserved island because it is not on the current of shit that the chao phraya carries (River which is clean in the north of Bangkok in Nonthaburie (just a bit of agricultural pollution) I donut and go fishing (never get sick, however, I have a little nature)
but it's really terrible in the estuary below the city because the canals and the sewers end up in it. there is also the port and the oil terminal
Fortunately the current is strong enough not to let the tides go up the river with the pollution.
This is not a criticism of Thailand, because the country has made really big investments in recent years by creating many treatment plants, has a real culture of preservation (national park etc) but it is difficult to follow the urban population explosion. and physically impossible to deal with the insane rains that hit the streets of Bangkok during the monsoon. excluding the pollution of the streets ending up in the canals and then in the sea.
Wow looks like a lovely venue to visit! Great useful blog as always !!👌🏻👌🏻
Thank you so much for your beautiful comment and Bangsaen is perfect escape close to Bangkok
@@LifeinThailandNow Am booked to arrive in BKK on Nov 17th till Nov 27th and shall be staying in Sukhumvit soi 20 . I know you are a busy UA-camr but would be great to connect over coffee while I’m there ..I feel I at least owe you a coffee for all the super quality content you provide . Thanks and have a blessed day ahead mate
@@jaitenmaini i wish you safe travels and most welcome back to Thailand 🇹🇭 will see you In Bangkok. Stay safe
Great review!
Thank you so much 😊
I am Thai and I love Thailand the most.
Nice to meet you
Thank you so much
❤ love it
Thanks for watching ❤️
Lovely job as always.. it is very relaxing and satisfying to even watch, I wonder how enjoyable it would be to go there... One thing more, the Chinese temple has very mesmerizing view🔥 loved it... Keep entertaining... 🥂
Thank you so much for watching and always being so supportive.
Hope you're doing well bro & it's really awesome view And helpful information for foreigners ❤️
Thank you so much 😊
Thank you for showing this place. It was not in our list.
Make a big list Thailand still has many places to go
There is no bus that goes from bangsaen to Bkk ?
I really don’t know that. But buses are going to pattaya Chonburi and Rayong
Go to Chonburi City!
Is that safe for night stay?
Very safe.
Plz tell me train route from Bangkok
I don’t think train is best option. Why don’t you go with Bus or taxi. Just 1 hours and 20 minutes from Bangkok.
The indian song with Chinise temple dont match...
Sorry about that
@@LifeinThailandNowdsl if the reaction is a bit scathing. but it's a cultural mistake, something that breaks the immersion for anyone who has a little culture. (Taoism, Chinese Marayama Buddhism and Indian Buddhism, Thai-Javanese Terrevada, there is really a world between China and India. (more than between Orthodox and Protestants).
In addition to the two communities here, they cordially h4te each other (avoid each other like the plague). It's not to be boring, I'm in no way one of his stupid purists (just general culture, as presented in Berlin with Portuguese music of tearful fado, this doesn't match like Bach and Wagner) Anglo Saxons generally don't have too much culture, mix everything (and call this cheeseburger) But it is vital to make a little effort of documentation and consistency to progress in the production of your videos.
Otherwise, we will once again be with a "farang in wonderland", but who understands nothing of the culture and does not make the viewer understand anything.
you don't just have to see the places, but make them feel (with the weight of their culture and history) sometimes just the right tone, the right music, the right framing and the right lighting is more than a long pedantic speech. friendly
Bangsaen is not an island!
how to reach via bus? from pattaya or bangkok?
I think the best way is taxi or car
Both