Jasmine City Bangkok

... Market Bangkok TICK<br><br>Sky Bar, Bangkok WE COULDNT FIND IT<br><br>Chinatown Bangkokk thats all for now WE COULDNT FIND IT<br><br>

... are in a line<br><br>Have had a great time in China &amp; would love to come back &amp; visit Danba , Tibet, Beijing &amp; the Great Wall, Zian , Pingyo &amp; Shanghai. Next time......<br><br>Our Air Asia Flight to Bangkok doesn&#8217;t leave till 11.20pm &amp; arrives in Bangkok at 1.10am ( 3 hour flight with the time difference). Got bit for the bargain price of $55 AUS each so the lateness is the penalty you pay for the cheapness!

... items, art, furniture, anything. The heat and humidity was horrendous considering I left 50-something degree weather behind in Boston. We sat down for a mid-afternoon Thai beer at an outdoor bar at the market and chatted. We next ended up at a palace that had been converted to a museum, with so many interesting and old possessions like instruments, decorations, and household items. I was done by 8 PM, the time change and the jet lag had finally caught up ...

... we made it back to the pier and headed back for home. <br><br>It was quite a weekend. Came back with a lot of cool pictures, treasures, and an abundance of blisters on our feet; but it was a very excellent weekend. We were once again impressed by what this amazing city has to offer and continue to thank God everyday for the opportunity to live here. We miss all of our family and friends like crazy and we love ali of you. Thanks again for reading!<br><br>Lauren &amp; Jason :-D :-D<br><br>

... located on was a little park in the middle of the area. At the entrance, a staff gave us a guidebook about Sampraeng, both Thai and English giving details about history, different routes to there and of course lists of a must go or try restaurants in there. Once we entered a little park, we felt we were in the past time of Bangkok. Every seller dressed in Thai old time clothes. Foods, desserts, drinks and toys looked like things they sold in ...

... seven elevens here, examining common items like sandiches and bottles of water with a facination only normally seen in small children in very expensive toy shops. We will persevere.<br><br>Did some trips round the the local temples and found them to be, templey? Templesk?<br>Got my 1st Thai massage, not what I was expecting really. She spent the 1st 30 mins twisting my body ...

... of the bowl and robe. &#8220;This,&#8221; he told his followers, &#8220;shall be my sign.&#8221; So therefore these steeple looking things are basically a recreation of Buddha&#8217;s sign, and over the centuries they have been added with a little more artistic style to look more visually pleasing. So that is what that white steeple thing is supposed to represent. It was just really cool to see something that is such a huge part of Thai culture but which us &#8220;Farangs ...

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... then got the nails done, but they were closing at midnight, and I still had to eat and was starving<br> - ate my last good Thai curry - yum<br> - went for a wander down Koh San Road. Got 'accosted' by this guy who followed me round the stalls. This freaked me out a bit, and when I managed to lose him, I made my way back to where I was staying<br> - slept briefly &amp; left

<br>After a very interesting flight on a plane dating from the early 70s (ashtrays, Hawaiian wallpaper), the traveling trio, made their way to their beautiful Hotel here in Bangkok. We're right downtown where all action is, but in our room you'd feel like you're in a nice calming riverside resort (only in Thailand).<br>We had a fantastic Thai meal at the Erawan Tea Room and then went off to explore the shops in the malls near the hotel. I used to love hitting the markets when I visited ...