Backpacking to Ban Pong for a one-day trip alone

#SoloTravelPlan This trip, we will take everyone on a train to visit Ban Pong for a day trip. Let's eat the Racha Pork Meatballs. This shop has been open for over 30 years. The shop is located on the Mae Klong River road. The pork meatballs and all the ingredients are homemade. They make Yen Ta Fo using a fermented bean curd recipe. Let's take pictures of street art, art on the walls, which is mostly graffiti. The highlight is Nong Mardee. Everyone who comes must take a picture. It is opposite the Chalerm Thongkham Cinema. There are also many paintings on houses and alleys. Let's eat Kan Ya, a famous dessert shop. Anyone who comes to Ban Pong and doesn't stop by this shop is like you haven't been there. The palm cake is sweet and soft, chewy, and fluffy. The Thong Yip, Thong Yod, and Foi Thong are very smooth and soft. When I came to the shop, I met Mom Kan Ya because her happiness is when she sees customers. Let's eat Chai Chet fried bananas in front of the post office at the Ban Pong clock tower. It looks delicious. When I walked by, I had to stop and buy some. There are bananas, sweet potatoes, taro, turtle eggs, and banana sticky rice. Sweet and creamy purple sweet sticky rice. Eat until you're full. Go eat Ta Ta's roast pork and crispy pork. The crispy pork skin is thin and crunchy, fragrant with the smell of firewood. The roast pork is soft. The sauce is sweet and salty just right. The signature dish is the chili paste on the table, similar to stir-fried chili paste. Eating roast pork and the shop's own chili paste goes together perfectly. It's a legendary shop in Ban Pong. Take a yellow car from Ratchaburi to Kanchanaburi to chill out at Nilin Cafe in Ratchaburi. Take the train back to Bangkok. End the Ban Pong day trip. #VisitBanPong #onedaytrip #BanPong #BanPongRatchaburi #Ratchaburi #TakeTheTrain #BackpackTravel