Overall, this is the best Thai food I've experienced in this country. Because that's what they provide - an experience. The pad Thai is very clean and fresh, unlike many other places where it's heavily oiled. The masuman curry was perfectly balanced. The khao soi is simply the richest and best I've had. The drunken noodles could use a greater variety of veggies but the sauce was perfect. Even the condiments were a step up! Order as many northern Thai dishes as possible because that's what they specialize in. I am now a lifetime patron, and I encourage everyone to go order a meal here. Or two. Get a reservation early to avoid the inevitable wait for a table.

Solid fast food for the price. It's Korean food in a cup, but not all their food us equal. They DROWN the food in sauce which means you'll mostly not taste the noodles or meats unless they're fried. Avoid the BBQ pork for this reason but the fried chicken and katsu are solid choices. It's really ashame you can't taste anything besides sauce. Try the combo bowl if you've never been here before. There are only two tables to eat inside at this location. The spicy level of 7.5 is advertised as their choice for spice, but know that it's quite spicy if you aren't used to spicy foods.

This is a very remote national monument but also an amazing look at fossilized history. The visitors center is basically a fossil museum. You'll find every kind of fish fossil, crocodiles, manta rays, leafs, poops and more! The area was once a lake which is how all the aquatic creatures came to fossilize. Entry is free and and there's no charge to walk or drive around. There are two films available to watch on demand and they actually do add a lot. Be sure to check out the restrooms in the visitors center because there's a really cool surprise inside them!

This is a free attraction for everyone to enjoy. The geyser is on an automatic timer which goes off exactly every hour and stays on for a few minutes. Based on my cell phones time it was a minute late of that mark. There's a huge parking lot behind the street side businesses, and yes, it's free to park. There's a viewing platform but you can easily see the water shoot from your car if it's raining or just incredibly hot. You can't see this place from the main road so follow a map.