Evason Hua Hin & Six Senses Spa

... his Thai-tai because everyone, absolutely every single Thai person we meet tells me I look Thai. I don't think I look anything other than VNese but then again, what do I know.<br><br>After Pierre acquired his customary farmer's tan, we head back to Bangkok on the 4 pm train, which was filthy (it was 2nd class, there was no 1st class train to and from Hua Hin... makes you wonder what in Heaven's name 3rd class would be like ...

... of stuff was Xian in China about 7 weeks earlier. Anyway, before changing to another clean and fast minivan at the bus station, I was again amazed when I went to get some snacks in a 7-eleven and realized that I&#8217;ve just withdrawn my first Thai money so the smallest note I have is 1000 baht (about 20&#8364;) while the water bottle and tuna sandwich cost only 37 baht together. In Nepal, the cashier would ask you for smaller money and be disappointed when you ...

Yesterday we negotiated Bangkok public transportation and found our way to Hua Hin via a 3.5 hour "air conditioned" bus ride. We're trying to meet up with our friend Dawn, but so far no luck. <br><br>Last night we went to the night market and went wild; I'm going to have a hard time not bringing all of Thailand home with me in my ...

... sight. at the end of<br>my trip I quickly recovered from the affects of the present, after of<br>course visiting the eye doctor on my vacation. <br><br>Geoffrey has<br>become my travel buddy. We plan on seeing all of Asia one weekend at a<br>time. While traveling with a buddy has it's advantages, it also has<br>it's disadvantages. I have been exploring and living in the world all<br>by myself with God at my ...

... visited the beach. We also went up to the top floor of the Hilton to the look out. It turns out that all the fish die in the sea in this area, as it is so polluted. I wondered why the sea was green. This place seemed to the place where old blokes came to pick up young thai girls.

... the resort was literally in the middle of no where. There was nothing...not a store, or another hotel or any sort of modern civilization within miles of us. One might think this would be nice...a little romantic get away from it all. I would have been willing to look at it that way if the hotel had had staff, or a restaurant, or other guests in it. However, to our knowledge the hotel was not actually open. The ...

... health magazine and i'll be the female bootcamp trainer who takes 10 guys jogging on the beach and up hills at 6am over a weekend of hardcore training... Let me tell you... i've been on TV and had my picture taken for posters and magazines out here more times than i know what to do with...!! Other than that, no further news this time folks, but will be in touch soon... take care and speak soon everyone! Love ya xx

lately i have noticed a surge in the population of beggars in bangkok and also here in hua hin, a somewhat larger town than cha-am and about 20km south of cha-am. oddly, there is not a single beggar anywhere in cha-am. i have never seen a beggar in cha-am but it is impossible to walk down the street in hua hin without encountering these individuals. recently the municipality of hua hin decided that the beggars would adversely affect tourism and so they ordered a police ...

... before I left had its advantages, as I normally can't sleep sitting up, but there was absolutely no way I could have stayed awake at that point. It's official: procrastination CAN be beneficial! I felt pretty good after my sleep when we arrived in Taipei early in the morning. I had a couple of hours to wander around the airport (VERY clean, VERY quiet, VERY organized-- makes L.A. look like Baghdad!). It was a nice, gentle way to ease my brain around the ...