Busarakham Phrae
39/12 Rajdamnoen Rd. Phrae, Thailand
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Phrae
... Thai teak houses. Most of them are built on stilts which makes them cooler, and they have lovely big gardens. There are lots of very ornate wats or temples around the town, and the place is swarming with monks, many of them very young, and not all as monklike as you would think. We often found ourselves having breakfast next to a fat young monk on his mobile phone.
In Phrae we stayed at Ajarn Priwan's Guesthouse. Priwan is a lovely lady and a ...
Firecrackers
... you know the kind of people - they ask a question, don't listen to your answer, then take 20 minutes to tell you something totally irrelevant or boring or both. We excuse ourselves, but it's like heaving yourself out of a vat of treacle as they keep remembering more bits to say at us...
A songtaew to the bus station where we only have 30 minutes to wait for our mini bus to Phrae, our next port of call. A place with many ...
Exploring Chiang Mai
... of a travel agent -' Jimmy travel' and his Foot Spa.
He welcomed us in , encouraging everyone to put their feet in a tank. Jasper and Beau obliged. Beau was not sure ( He talked about nothing else all evening and we took him back the next day)
While the boys were nibbled by fish Em and I investigated tours and the cost of going to the National Park. We abandoned ideas of hiring our own car. Jimmy organized a mini bus with ...
Loas Bound
... chef holding a small plastic bag firmly in his left hand while he pours boiling soup into it from a large ladle held in his right is heart-stopping. Everything goes in these plastic bags; there are a few polystyrene containers but a minute number compared to the six inch by five plastic bags. Dinner started with a couple of steamed buns which, curiously, cost twice the price here that they were in Ayutthaya. The lottery is to choose the bun with correct colour ...
Bangkok - Ayutthaya - Chiang Mai
... held on the river that we noticed while crossing the bridge. In the middle of nowhere and no tourist at all, so it was really fun to watch. Very long dragon boats with maybe 30 people in it, all very synchronised and screaming like nuts...I was thinking of entering the competition with the olympique gaulois football team but I think we'd end up going backwards... Then around 80 km from Chiang Mai, ...
