Cola Hotel Kanchanaburi
241-3-6 Moo 3 Kanchanaburi Rd., T. Thasao, A.Saiyoke Kanchanaburi, Thailand
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Kanchana buriiiii
... under dær vi gikk , som va rundt oss og d va tydlivis mange som hadde famile som hadde fått skreve nåen ord nederst på støtta. Sterkt.
Men trur ikke vi kan fatt ka d egentli vil si før man har opplevd nå sånn sjøl.
Førr å fortsætt me død å historie så gikk vi liksågodt på Thailand Burma Railway center/museum.
120 små bath kosta d å kom inn å da fikk vi en gratisk kaffe eller te :)
Ett helt perfekt stor museum me ...
Kanchanaburi
... Buddha presenting him with flowers, burning incense and adding gold leaf to the statue. After one more temple we went to learn meditation from one of the monks. This was pretty cool, we each had our meditation mat and had to be careful not to point our feet at the monk or to touch him (The girls anyway, boys can do what they want here!). He gave us a PowerPoint presentation on meditation and what it means, why you do it and then we watched a you tube ...
What am I doing here?
... Five hours later I was in Kanchan. I love the way that I can write about these journeys so easily now. The fact is that it should have been a two and a half hour ride but due to floods and hour long queues for LPG gas it took twice as long. Did I also mention that I had to spend the first three and a half hours with my backpack and day bag on my lap? No, of course not, why would I. It’s not like having 20kg on your legs turns them totally ******* numb. Please excuse ...
Thong Pha Phum
... of slippery 18 inch steps I was starting to consider how much I liked Rico. Luckily, after eleven minutes we rounded a bend and had surprisingly reached the top already. All was forgiven. The view was nice and the temple small but I was just glad that I could start heading down to the nearest pub. "What's that over there... a bridge?' Rico said. "We're ahead of time, lets walk back to Thong Pah Phum". Despite slight annoyance I figured a 2km walk wouldn't take that long ...
A bit of history & tigers
... in.The land on which this cemetery stands is the gift of the Thai people.The cemetery is very well maintained & worth visiting.
Across the road we went to visit the Thailand-Burma railway center an extremely interesting museum although not nearly enough time to really appreciate all the information & material that was on display.The Thailand-Burma Railway Centre is an interactive museum, information and ...


