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Cycling Club Tours Bang Krachao

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  • Published on: Nov 22, 2022
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The Animal Lovers Club and Cycling Club of Mahidol University International College (MUIC) went on a cycling tour of Bang Krachao in Samut Prakan province on November 6, 2022.    

The cyclists, comprising 16 students and one lecturer, first went to Bang Nam Pheung Floating Market to have brunch. Afterwards, they went to Sri Nakhon Khuean Khan Park where they rented bicycles which they can use to travel around the island.

They visited the Siamese Fighting Fish Museum where a tour guide accompanied them. After this visit, they had some refreshments at SaBaiDee Café and from there they rode back to the park where they cycled for some time while enjoying nature. By 1:30 pm, they returned their rented bicycles and went back to the MUIC campus. One member commented that the local people “were very nice and kind to us visitors.”

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