At 2 a.m. in the morning, the king embarked on the royal barge, paddle along the Ao Salak Petch bay, each canal and paid visit to his people asking for their well-being. One of speakers was Mr.Tin who was a cousin to princess Ying Yaowaluck. After a brief conversation, the king then visit farms and gardens therein, back to the royal pier and embark his barge. The king gave villagers some money then return at the third of time.¹

         At dawn, the king got on the royal barge and get off to embark on Long-tail Boat. The royal boat paddled into the bay, along the very winding canal. The steersman said there were 32 bends and took more than 3 hours to reach Trat town. Phraya Pipitpisai-Sunthorakarn, the town governor as steersman in the royal barge informed the official in town not to be formally ceremonious greeting for the king, since the visit was impromptu.

         Disembarkment to visit people and to visit Trat town, he bought some local textile, cloths, napkins there, then get to the house of Trat governor to observe the local. He went back and sat in the royal tent near the port. The town governors together with people representative offerings distributed of the various traditionally clothes. Later around 5 p.m., he moved back to the royal ships, embankment then return at the third of time.²