Harmony House Ko Phi Phi Don

... como en una banera. hace mas frio afuera que dentro del agua. Aqui no vamos a poder bucear! pero nos sentamos en la banera ;) y seguimos la puesta del sol y desde la playa la musica... creo que no he vivido algo tan impresionante, romantico, y tranquilo.<br>Por la noche descubrimos las callecitas que estan llenos de gente joven... me pregunta un chico si soy espanola, que emocion, y me dice que se me nota el accento madrileno, es de barcelona. mas ...

We often talk about all the great things we seen or amazing aspects of the trip. The Good no deadlines, no boss, new adventures, new culture, new perspectives, sunshine, beaches, laughs, the cutest kids, cheap rooms, cheap eats, cheap t-shirts, cheap beer, amazing mountains, beautiful lakes, swimming in waterfalls, riding elephants, sleeping under the stars, falling asleep in the jungle, sunsets, sunrises, local smiles ...

... we opted to try a bit more snorkelling (which wasn't very good) and then sunbathe for a while. The final island was a well known and very picturesque island called Hong. We both got pretty sunburnt and were feeling like a day out of the sun might be called for. Went to an indian restaurant for dinner and a couple of beers. Day 9 - We decide to have a lazy day out of the sun today. We spend the morning lying by the pool in the shade and then go into Ao-nang where ...

I ended up staying in a place just outside of Krabi called Ao Nang, which is one of the thousands of beaches lining the coast. My bungalow ended up being quite far from the actual beach, which to me, completely defeats the purpose of a bungalow! It was nice overall, aside from the 15 minute walk multiple times, every day, I guess I can't just lay there and do nothing EVERY day. Actually ...

... pool at this hotel was really amazing as it had an unobstructed view of the East bay, which was a really desolate beach with white sand and crystal blue waters. Needless to say, Rachel enjoyed the view while I was gone. I left and got the bright idea of getting a bicycle to ride around to all of the hotels to get the best deal. In my search for a bicycle a tall man wearing a full-on tux passed by me with a smile in 90 degree weather and humid. I thought he was wearing the tux ...

... of fear, they have heard bombs going off in the city, and soldier are shot at every day. She suggested I do not continue south. There are of course back packers that go to these places to see for themselves what a city under martial law looks like. When I was in India I met 2 former Israeli soldiers in their early 20's that went to the Indian Pakistani border (Jamue Kashmir province) just to see how India handles a war zone. This kind of experience has some inherent ...