Forest lovers should not miss the invitation to walk on the green carpet of Fuji Khru Buri, Nakhon Ratchasima Province, during the late rainy season, early winter, and enjoy the 360-degree view on the top of Chom Thong Mountain. At Khao Chom Thong or Fuji Khoburi, Charakhe Hin Subdistrict, Khoburi District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province, which is a point with many viewpoints, now it is the end of the rainy season, the beginning of the winter season, making it even more beautiful. Starting from the road up Khao Chom Thong, now it is full of beautiful green moss, looking like a green carpet. Tourists who love taking pictures should not miss it, including the area of ??the mountaintop where along the walking path you will find green moss growing all the way. Especially at the point where you pass through the bamboo tunnel, it is even more beautiful. In addition, at the top of Chom Thong Mountain, there are more than ten 360-degree viewpoints, where you can see both the Moon Bon Dam and the Thap Lan National Park mountain range, beautifully magnificent. You can breathe in the fresh ozone air to your lungs, along with many places to worship Buddha images, especially at Khao Sorn Phra, which is on the way down the mountain. Villagers have brought Buddha images of various sizes to place in the crevices of the mountain, believing that it will bring them good luck and make their wishes come true. Khao Chom Thong is located at Ban Mai Chom Thong, Village No. 11, Charakhe Hin Subdistrict, Khong Buri District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province. It is approximately 25 kilometers west of Khong Buri District. It is easily accessible by car. Cars can park up to the middle of the mountain. Then walk up the mountain for approximately 1 kilometer to experience the beauty of nature. Source: Thai News Agency
Invite to walk on the green carpet of Fuji Khuburi, late rainy season, early winter.
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