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Real Thailand
... andere Leute kreuz und queer auf Ko Lanta einsammelt. Wir kommen schliesslich nach 1h aufs Festland und auf dem Weg flippt ein hollaendisches (?) Paerchen herum, weil sie Angst haben ihren mitgebuchten Anschluss nach Kuala Lumpur zu versaeumen – Leute, wir sind in Asien, relax, wird sich schon alles ausgehen (Tut es dann auch :)). In Trang wechsel ich um 12 vom unbequemen Touristen-Bus in einen grossen, lokalen Bus mit Klimaanlage – ...
First week iin thailand
... centre stopping to buy fruits from road side stands on the way, water melon mmmmmmmmmmmmmm!!!!. The project centre is where I’m staying for my first week before moving in to a host family’s house next week. The project house is set in the rural part of Thailand the house is surrounded by plantation fields and rubber making trees. The house doesn’t have internet so I don’t know when I will be sending this blog. There are about ...
13 Hours to Bangkok
... s hot. Then a 2 hour mini bus ride, I boarded last so I would get to sit closer to the front..I’m getting good at this! Then a long sit in a somewhat shady city of Hat Yai, down by the border of Malaysia. There was a lot of police presence, which in a way makes you feel safe, and then you wonder..Why are they all here? There is a large Muslin population this far south, and in the past there was conflict with the Thais. All seemed quiet today. I spent most of ...
Zwischenstopp im urspruenglichen Thailand
Eigentlich wollte ich nach meiner Ankunft in Thailand sofort weiter in Richtung Kueste. Bloss nicht wieder ne Nacht in einer Grossstadt verbringen muessen.
Laut LP etwa 200.000 Einwohner, der Haupttransporthub im Sueden Thailands und absolut untouristisch...haupsaechlich Muslimische Bevoelkerung.
Aber ich hatte total vergessen, dass ich ja wieder in lovely Thailand bin und eine Stadt in Thailand natuerlich was ...
Stuck
... shop spoke to the receptionist, who was Thai, and arranged it all: the passports would make the same journey we did, via boat and bus, and reach us tomorrow at this time. We would arrive in KL one day later, but, thankfully, we had left extra time. We would still make our flight, if just barely.
Our minibus left without us, and we were stuck in a strange city (we found out it was Hat Yai) exhausted and passport-less. We did what anyone in ...
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