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After exploring Bangkok and Ayutthaya, Cory’s team traveled to U-Thong, Suphan Buri, for a community-based tourism experience. In Kanchanaburi, they visited World War II sites, including the Bridge over the River Kwai, and interacted with elephants at Baan C. Chang. Cory also enjoyed his first Thai massage.

Next, they visited Hua Hin, a famous resort town, where the highlight was touring Sam Roi Yot National Park, which exceeded Cory’s expectations with its accessible trails.

Cory’s journey showcased that obstacles can’t deter determined travelers. With good planning and knowledgeable support, memorable experiences are possible. One notable moment was when Cory wanted to try McDonald’s on Khao San Road, despite a 45-degree ramp. The team ensured he enjoyed his meal.

“The key” is the right attitude from travelers, service providers, and hosts. Cory’s travels in Thailand are far from over, with more exciting trips ahead.

Thanks to the Science Research and Innovation (TSRI) and the Program Management Unit Competitiveness (PMUC), as well as all researchers and stakeholders supporting Thailand’s accessibility for all travelers.