DK Hotel Tak
298 Intarakeeree Road, Maesot Tak, Thailand
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My Home Away from Home
... in Thailand and I plan to keep good contact with everyone there and start sponsoring one of the kids who I became very close with during my time there.
The weeks I spent at Baan Unrak have
changed me forever. As a volunteer with ISV (International Student Volunteers)
I had the opportunity to help with agriculture and maintenance at the
home, but it was playing and socializing with kids that made the work ...
'Sports' Day
... running races round the field and that was about it. There was a lot of cheerleaders and some dances in the middle of the field.My favourite was an extremely cool street dance group. They're a small group of friends who put together these really good dances. They wear these white masks and black baseball caps (worn backwards of course - classic), they look pretty cool actually. We had a good time.
All in all it was a really fun day, and our first taste of Thai ...
Welcome back to Oni's travel stories.......
As my plane circles Bangkok late at night, I felt like I wanted to back it up, stick the plane in reverse, as I was hanging onto the life I left which I loved in NZ, sitting in a unusual state of flux inbetween cultures. As anticipated I walked out of the airport to be hit in the face by the humid heat wall of Asia. In the taxi into the city going 160 on the motorway, no seat belts worked, and hanging my head out the window I couldn't help go ...
Two Nights In Bangkok & The Worlds NOT Your Oyster
... its relaxing vibe and chilled our excursions and that is exactly what we needed. When we got to the bus station we discovered that the next bus headed to Pai was leaving at 8pm and it was 11:30 am. Carrying all of our worldly belongings in the heat for 8 hours was less than an exciting prospect so Collin looked at the map and found Tak, a city located in the middle of Bangkok and Pai. The bus to Tak left at 4 o'clock and we were more than willing to slum it out in the bus ...
The refugees of Mae Sot
... always sounds worse than it is. TRAVELING TO...: We were lucky to have a comfortable minibus ride from Pitsanulok. We met a Kiwi (person from New Zealand) on the minibus, and had monks sitting behind us (the closest we had gotten to monks thus far). Mae Sot apparently has a new bus station that was not on the map, but we eventually figured out where we were going and walked the 2 kms (the tuktuks drivers told us it was about 10 km to our destination, ...
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