Cholatarn Hotel Hat Yai

251/1 Saeng Jan Rd. Hat Yai, Thailand

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Come to go!!!

A travel blog entry by vitzthum

zu dieser stadt faellt mir nicht wirklich etwas ein...sie ist einfach nur chaotisch und gott sei dank habe ich nur wenige stunden dort zugebracht.
HAT YAI bildet das zentrum fuer die ankommenden fluege aus malaysia. man kommt dort an um auch gleich wieder fahren zu koennen, daher mein tipp, ankommen und so schnell wie moeglich wieder weg... daher auch keine bilder ...

Attack on Peanut Mountain

A travel blog entry by martinandkate

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... him, but read a bit of everything to make conclusions on the Golden Age of Exploration.

After my dismay had cleared Kate started staring towards my lap where the book was. I assumed she was interested in something book related or even me related (hopeful I know) but she wasn't. She was staring at something beyond my lap on the windowsill. Forming a small army gathered at the gates of honey and peanut snack mountain, an ant colony which had ...

Wounderful times and waterfalls

A travel blog entry by gypsylife

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... at us as if we were stupid. Now the second week has come around they are starting to join in a lot more, so it was really funny today. We also go in to a class with five to seven year olds which is fun as they know more than the little ones so we can play more games, we had them all running around the class today making animal noises hehehe, one little girl was trying to make a pig noise but she couldn’t do it she just scrunched up her face trying, so sweet!. ...

Border crossing into Malaysia from Thailand

A travel blog entry by phil-marie2010

... by far the best on our travels. Prawn, chicken, beef soups, noodles and curry's which all tasted so fresh. Yummy!!! Thailand, compared to Laos and Cambodia, was rather expensive, but was on par with Vietnam. Food typically, would cost about 2 quid a meal, a decent guesthouse about 10 quid. Travelling by bus or boat however would send our daily budget over as it was relatively expensive. We found Laos and Cambodia to be about half the cost to eat, sleep and travel around. ...

13 Hours to Bangkok

A travel blog entry by elizacass

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... and decorations, and some even have florescent neon lights, and fancy lace curtains. And why do they play loud Thai music on all the buses? The Thais don’t even seem to enjoy it, please tell me they are not going to play this all night? I hope my iPod is charged up. So the ride started off okay, but then the roads got bad. The bus was one of those high ones, so you felt every bump. And this driver was on a mission, and driving like it. It’s so hard to ...

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