Pha Mor E Daeng, Khao Phra Wihan National Park

I intended to see the sea of fog, but by 6:00 AM it was already very bright. However, I could still catch a glimpse of it. The weather wasn't too cold, and the journey was convenient with good roads. You can drive right up to the place, and there's ample parking. After parking, you can walk straight to the viewpoint. Then, you can stroll along the cliff edge, passing the office until you reach the viewpoint of the castle, where there are binoculars provided by the border patrol police. The wind here is quite chilly. There's also a path down to see the bas-relief and another stupa on the other side. Currently, the atmosphere is like a battlefield with a border patrol camp, barbed wire, and it starts to feel isolated. From the twin stupas, you can continue walking towards the castle entrance or drive there, but it's still a bit of a walk to see the entrance being renovated by Cambodia, as informed by the border patrol police. The locked entrance can be seen with Cambodian soldiers inside, setting up homes, raising chickens, and growing vegetables. In the end, I hope it will be reopened like before... and I will definitely come back again.