Asian Hotel Songkhla
55 Niphat Uthit 3 Rd. Songkhla, Thailand
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Lucky
How we wished that we really could have been stranded on our island as we loaded our stuff onto the boat with the sun shining and the sea inviting us for a swim. We came close when the propellor fell off!! Now why couldn't that have happened just as we left the island instead of close to our destination. Luckily, another boat was able to tow us the …
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Attack on Peanut Mountain
... how exotic!) and we quickly wolfed them down. Thinking nothing of it, I put the empty bag to one side up against the window and continued reading my book. Now the book was annoying. Kate had picked this up (An Unsung Hero, Tom crean - Antarctic Survivor) in Hue (Vietnam) from a hostel knowing I would take to it, and I did. Although I disagree with a lot of the conclusions the writer makes regarding the explorers Scott and Shackleton in their quest ...
SONGKHLARLADILADADA
... Avec un ciel superbe donnant une eau d’un bleu immaculé, ce doit être somptueux. Pour l’heure nous laissons passer la forte ondée en dégustant un satay de poulet riz basmati, cher comme 5 repas habituels… Le cadre et la météo valent le coup cependant. Accalmie, le temps de se plonger dans l’eau. Il se remet à pleuvoir et nous passons trois quart d’heure dans cette eau chaude à recevoir les bourrasques ...
Bed bugs and shopping
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Songkhla is hot. Really hot. And it doesn't have the atmosphere of a Thai city and we saw more headscarves than monks. But it was easy to navigate, very clean and really beautiful for a city! We saw no evidence of troubles, although we did only stay there 2 nights.
Our hotel when we arrived offered us the rooms for an hour at 100b, or for the night at 250b. We took the night, dubious as to who we ...
Surrounded by water
... the city.
'The great city on two seas' as the lonely planet calls it just looked the same as any other coastline with the longest concrete bridge in Thailand dividing the Thale Sap and the Gulf of Thailand sea. If it weren't for the bridge I would not have been able to tell where the freshwater ended and the salt water began. For me it looked like one sea surrounding the coast and the other sea on land where thousands of puddles lay on the concrete roads ...



