Yourhouse Guesthouse Chiang Mai
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8 Soi 2 Ratvithi Road, 50100 Chiang Mai, Thailand, +66-(0)53-217492
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Bec and I have gotten Suvarnabhumi Airport totally sorted now, not meaning to brag but we managed to clear Immigration and Customs in 5 minutes flat.
Anybody who has been through there more than once will know that there are about 120 Immigration desks spread over about 3 different primary lines, all we did was walk about 50M extra in the opposite direction to all the other passengers off our flight and we walked straight up to an Immigration desk, we had our bags off the carousel befo...
It is just so damn good to be back in Thailand, we managed to have awesome food and coffee, hour long massages and a big night out all for under $25
We had a relatively big sleep in and crawled back to the Kona Cafe for some more of their awesome iced coffee and breakfast. I really wish some of you guys back home could taste how good this food and coffee is, truly amazing espcially considering it's costing about $5aud per meal/drink for both of us.
Another lazy day was spent aro...
We slept in really late today, but it was well and truly needed. I don't think we ended up even leaving our room til about 1300
Your going to see some patterns starting to form now, but still, it's good
We went back to the Kona Cafe for more Awesome coffee and really nice lunch, we then walked down the road and sat down around one of the old city gates for a while. Back up the road for some more food at 1500, gotta love this holiday business, eat what you want when you feel hung...
Today we were woken by an alarm, not a thing that we've been much used to in the last week, but it was all for good reason.
As per usual we trotted down to the Kona Cafe for some Breakfast and the most amzazing coffee (Along with the usual Sabaii Dee's, Korp Khun's and Sanook Mar's)
Today we were headed off to the Baan Thai Cooking school, just a little further up the road from where we were staying. Neither of us were quite sure what to expect as we did a cooking school in Chi...
19th December 2009
We didn't yet realize it, but we were in for many hours of traveling to reach our next destination in Thailand, we were told that the bus was seven hours and from there we can reach our destination on a local bus.
We walked to the bus station from our hotel, and on the way we passed some 'lady-boys' our first taste of the popular prostitutes of South- East Asia, we wanted to have a bit of a snoop so we walked back in that direction and had a 'cigarette', they ...
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... course with The Thai Orchid Cookery School, basically by turning up at her gate that morning and saying "Any places?" Some nice Aussies I had met in Railay Beach recommended it to me. And I can't cook for sh*t. I even overcook cornflakes.
She was more than welcome to receive me, and we cooked six meals, including my personal Thai favourite, Chicken with cashew nuts (and rice). We also went to the local market and she showed us the finer points of some Thai foods (the ...
... sedan. Budget has an office at the airport and offers comparable rates and services; contact them at tel. 05320-2871(www.budget.co.th). Both companies offer comprehensive insurance and provide good maps -- even a mini guidebook.There are dozens of local car-rental companies with sedans for 1,200B to 1,800B (US$34-US$51/£18-£28) per day, and Suzuki Caribbeans (oft-derided ...
Chiangmai, Thailand adisai2550
... to fit. Dean them starting claiming he was going to die, but after I tell hi to shut up & enjoy it, he relaxes. What is also cool, but slightly scary, is that only our elephant has no thai mahout to control it. It is controlled by the elephant in front who relays info/instructions from its mahout. After 2 hours we arrive at village/tribe no 2. This one had no electricity, so we ate by candlelight. It was really enjoyable, apart from about 1000 flying ants who were ...
Chiang Mai, Thailand newmansinasia
... of foreigners standing in the street talking for over an hour. I could still hear them with my headphones on and Zen meditation music playing. I'm not sure when I fell asleep but it seemed like Jessie's rooster work us up extremely early. Several times. We finally dragged ourselves out of bed and got dressed and headed down for breakfast. The truck to go on the trek was to pick us up at 8:30. We ate breakfast and went back up to get ready. The truck arrived and ...
Chiang Mai, Thailand savageharmony
... destinations were all written in both Thai and English). Ben insisted on taking a photo of us at the station holding our tickets north - I guess the equivalent in Britain would be two Thais sat at Watford Junction taking a photo of their day pass to Manchester! Such tourists! The journey was ok - we were positioned a bit close to the doors which were very noisy when opened so I guess that's something to note for later on when we take another sleeper ...
Chiang Mai, Thailand cereal42
... there were about 40 phone stores one one
level. ahah.
Anyway we came home and went to the night markets which were great i love bartering!!
Things start at about 150 Baht and we end up paying about 20 hahaha it's great!!
Anyway we were very tired from the markets but we had to get up at
about 6am to get breakfast in before and hour journey to the elephants.
When we got there we had to walk across the ...
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