DORMIMOS EN UN BUNGALOW FLOTANTE!! | TAILANDIA #17

We are here at the part of the lake I mentioned inside Kaohsiung National Park It's one of the biggest ones here in Thailand And this lake which I tell you looks like an ocean There is a moment when you enter and are not aware that you are in a lake It is indeed a dam built to supply water to this entire area of Thailand It has some features apart from the precious nature there are some activities that can be done which we will do these days And among other things since we can sleep in a mungaló above the lake That's what we're going to do now Well now at night But now we have one of these little boats a longtail that will take us to our mungaló The one above the lake There we will leave the things and they will tell us what we will do today I guess it will be a very quiet day just swimming some kayaking and that Then maybe some excursion around the area which can be done as a trail trekking here in the mountains And we will show you that Okay Our shipmates are here trafficking They just brought three bundles for the little one Today we have arrived at our mungalós area As you can see here they are Each one has a kayak so it's free to swim here move around And the views are absolutely amazing Waking up to these views is incredible Incredible This is ours Not bad at all Here are a couple of beds Here it seems to be the bathroom or shower The shower is here Yes Yes the shower is here And the sink is here Ah well Damn he's much better than I expected This is awesome dude We have air conditioning so we have electricity Just the fan that is connected There is light yes There is a socket there up there But I don't know if it can be used Then here you have these stairs Here is a shirt I have made a new friend This little butterfly has been following me for an hour Oh he's been sitting here all along right next to me I don't know if he likes the swimsuit Any specific bright color But it doesn't stop circling around me Going on a boat safari on this lake where we are El Pangla Presa Well for now we're just seeing monkeys and things like that Today is going to be a real safari from the boat The animals we might see in the trees and such And he has explained this to us our guide the driver This trap was made about 34 years ago around 1983 And it was built not to supply water as I thought But for electricity to generate electricity Partly for the country but very little Because at the same time they buy cheaper from other countries They sell most of the electricity they generate to Malaysia Because they get more benefit from them That is all of this used to be a huge jungle That is before this was a field And there were also small villages of the people who lived in this jungle But since their houses were made of bamboo and this type of material not concrete Then when it was filled with water when it turned into the trap Then everything collapsed And I think you can only find some opening of one of these water containers They are usually used for settlements If it were made of concrete you could dive and see it But the rest is nothing More information www alimmenta com