Youth For Understanding's (YFU) is one of the world's largest and most respected international educational exchange organizations. YFU specializes in offering students the opportunity of a lifetime to live in a new country for a year, semester, or short term and learn new cultures, and most especially study other languages.
A total of 18 YFU students visited Kanchanaburi on November 30. Showing hospitality, some teachers with their host sisters/brothers showed them around some of the tourist attractions here in Kanchanaburi Province. Among the planned places to visit were River Kwai Bridge, Krasae Cave, Saiyoke Noi Waterfalls and Prasat Muang Singh Historical Park.
Students excitedly waiting for the train to come but unfortunately, we were informed that the train won’t arrive maybe until 11 – 12 noon depending what time it leaves Bangkok. Students were disappointed about this so we just went straight to Krasae Cave.
Students excitedly waiting for the train to come but unfortunately, we were informed that the train won’t arrive maybe until 11 – 12 noon depending what time it leaves Bangkok. Students were disappointed about this so we just went straight to Krasae Cave.
From Krasae Cave, we ate in a local restaurant in Saiyoke noi before the students went their way to the falls. Some dipped in the water, others just walked around.
The most delicious “Roti” I ever tasted…It’s mixed with scrambled eggs, coconut, condensed milk and sprinkled with sugar…
Prasart Muang Singh National Park. Students went their way…There is a small museum but no one is interested to go in except for one.. Due to the hot weather, some students played water...
Ruins found inside the small museum....
Back to school…
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