Baan Khun Daeng
Saladaeng I, Silom Road, Bangrak, Bangkok, 10500, Chiang Mai
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Baan Khun Daeng Chiang Mai

Saladaeng I, Silom Road, Bangrak, Bangkok, 10500 Chiang Mai, 50000, Thailand

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Market down as a place to visit.

A travel blog entry by triss16

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... attractions. I rode round on a bike for over two hours trying to find the elephant school in MHS but failed, even when asking many people for directions. I figured this school may be quite interesting as I believe it’s where they train the elephants before sending them to Chiang Mai to be used for trekking, attractions etc. Mae Hong Son and Mae Sariang (in particular) were both very smoky, and the hills in the distance were pretty hard to see. ...

I have missed you Chiang Mai

A travel blog entry by myslowtravel

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... frem til de lange, lyse somre i Danmark
- at jeg enten skal bede folk tage billeder af mig (for det virker jo ikke lidt selvhøjtideligt at gøre) eller tage gode gammeldaws-arto-billeder , for de næste 30 dage selv at være med på nogle som helst af mine billeder :D

Dagens keep-going-liste

- på nuværende tidspunkt at have været på farten med enten bus, båd eller tog i 34 timer ud af de sidste 75 timer ...

I cheated death today!

A travel blog entry by clare.lorenzen

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... also smashed the mirror on the ATV which had to be paid for later. I decided that there was no other way I brushed myself off washed my arm off and was more careful when riding. After 2 hours we reached the summit (Mt Khom Long elevation) which was 1459 metres above sea level. The views were amazing and it was great to take a rest. At this point Rols decided to ask how often people are hurt on the tours which our guide replied yes someone on the beginners was sent to hospital ...

Back to BCNC

A travel blog entry by emilydincher

It feels good to be back "home" at BCNC. This morning we took part in an international exchange of culture and health care through two presentations. The first was done by the Thai 3rd and 4th year students on Stroke in Thailand. I thought it was very interesting and informative. In Thailand, there aren't really any physical therapists so the nurses do most of that work. The students shared a video of a case study they ...

The Lords Day

A travel blog entry by xplorersarah

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After learning that the Holy Redeemer Catholic Church in Bangkok have four masses spoken in English on Sunday's I had a plan to go to Church today. It required me to catch the ferry again plus the new sky train which is always nerve racking. I just simply hate getting lost especially when I'm by myself, in a foreign country when no one knows where I am. That's why Google Maps and the Find Friends app on my iPhone are fantastic- that ...

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