Eastin Bangkok

... thing I know I am sitting on the ground awaiting a bus. Looking around I wonder to myself how people possibly travel alone as there is so much to take in, so much that happens and it's all in some foreign land a million miles away from home!! No wonder Pete wants me to come meet him!! Suddenly I realise that, that is exactly what I am doing!!<br><br>On my way into Bangkok all I see is grey, grey and more grey!! I knew I never wanted to come here I allow myself to think for all of ...

... traffic. We made plans to meet later on.<br><br>That evening I went to meet Brian, Susan and Troy down the street from my hotel, and we went to a restaurant nearby. We had a prime spot next to the fan, which helped alleviate the humidity, and we decided to share a bucket of samsong (Thai whisky) and red bull to accompany our meals, while drinking which we made sure we got lots of obligatory "look at us drinking a bucket" photos. After this, we went to a 7-Eleven ...

When I was in Phuket, I was harassed every few steps: "massage??", "Brother, come buy a suit" and the most common "TAXI TAXI". I thought it would be different in Bangkok, and it is; it's just more hidden here. When my bus arrived at 4am this morning I was barraged by taxis.. "thats fine, I need a taxi anyway" I thought. So I told the guy to take me to the cheapest hotel -- he brings me to washington suites -- the cheapest room is ...

... the best beaches in Thailand. The beach is spotless and very quiet. It did <br>live up to a great place to go to and I would like to go back some day. <br>Hopefully the other side of the Island will look better.<br>For more in formation, please visit our website http://www.thai-discovery.com or please read/join our forums at http://www.thai-discovery.com/forum<br>

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... bit run down). I could be wrong about<br>that, I'm not sure, but it seems stupid to take a risk. This country<br>apparently is the most developed in the region, which is something I<br>find semi-troubling.<br><br>That all said, it's not really these<br>aspects that make me dislike developing countries. It's how so many<br>people just treat me like a walking dollar. That so many try to steal<br>and rip you off, cheat you et cetera. The taxi driver from the airport<br>wouldn't put ...

Yesterday, I met a Thai guy from Bangkok (has a ring to it, doesn't it?) who's been resident here for the past year or two studying engineering at the uni. I told him what I thought about the Tuk Tuk drivers getting help with their petrol. He thought my idea that the Thai Government should subsidize the drivers was a good idea. He come down to town yesterday to see the Queen officially open the new City Library here, being interested ...

... happy here I like BKK airport - its niiiice.<br><br> <br><br>Thoughts so far &#8211; sad to be leaving BKK, theres so much more that we could have seen but our time was quite limited so never mind &#8211; looking forward to Cambodia &#8211; YEY!!!!<br><br> <br>Our flight was really good &#8211; on a small propeller planeJ You know me and food &#8211; our dinner was nice &#8211; pork &amp; tomato roll, pineapple and watermelon, orange juice, water, cake and ...

... lovely british girls, 2 british couples, 4 americans and an older american lady and me and kyla. We then headed to Khosan Road for some Phad Thai....randomly bumped into Andy on one of the busiest streets in Asia which was nice! Then after dinner Becky, Ellie and I decided to stay on Koh San Road for a few buckets.....bumped into Laura and Char which I had been trying to find allllll day ...