Kaeng Krachan
please say where because ive been lots of times and never been charged silly prices and i think its great,never been charged a entrance fee ,food was not cheap ,room were ok ,the fishings good ,so please say what was so exspensivepothai wrote:Its a rip off....10 times as much for foreigners.....stay away from places like this, they dont deserve your hard earned money. Pal u waterfall is the same....10 times as much for foreigners, stay away it isnt worth it.
I agree with you 110%, I hate this practise and there are a number of threads already on here about dual pricing - its blatant racism.pothai wrote:Its a rip off....10 times as much for foreigners.....stay away from places like this, they dont deserve your hard earned money. Pal u waterfall is the same....10 times as much for foreigners, stay away it isnt worth it.
The fee to enter the park was 200 baht for foreigners and 40 for Thais (no charge for the kids). I do have a work permit, drivers license and enough gumph to probably persuade them to let me in at the Thai price as I have done at other places but it was obscenely early and I just couldn't be bothered with the hassle for 160 baht.
Who is the happier man, he who has braved the storm of life and lived or he who has stayed securely on shore and merely existed? - Hunter S Thompson
I've found that at many places if you arrive with Thai family in tow more often than not they'll charge the entire car load the Thai price. It just happened to us going to Ko Samet, 3 adult Thai's, 1 luk krung daughter of mine, a Swedish guy and myself. They looked at all of us and charged the national park fee of 40 baht instead of 200. Getting on the same ferry boat where about 30 mainland Chinese tourists who all were charged 200. Pete 
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