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Karin Hotel Udon Thani

37 Wattanuwong Rd Udon Thani, Thailand

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KOH LANTA A 5 000 km DE FUKUSHIMA JAPON

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... sauvez les survivants, empechez-les de revenir chez eux, participez a l'evacuation des populations en danger (vous l'etes aussi en danger, puisqu'on vous cache le perimetre raisonnable d'evacuation), assurez leur subsistance et essayez d'ameliorer leurs conditions eprouvantes, accompagnez le premier ministre ou l'empereur dans leur devoir de repentance. Alleluia, merci Tepco, merci ...

Udon Thani: The City of the Northeast.

A travel blog entry by fmvela

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... food (all you could eat) and drinks (all you could drink). We loaded up on snacks and relaxed for about an hour before boarding our flight.
Once on the plane, the royal treatment did not stop. We were treated to delicious food, many drinks, and excellent service.
 
THE SIGHTS, SOUNDS, AND SMELLS OF UDONTHANI.
Here are some of the images of Udon ...

The Search for the Perfect Camera

A travel blog entry by ldillard

... come through and get their evening meals in take home containers to be eaten at home with friends and family and others sat at small tables to eat huge fish meals. The fish meals consist of a whole fish stuffed with lemon grass and other herbs, coated in salt and then grilled on coals. Looked good, but seemed like a bit too much food for just the two of us. Stuffed to the gills (no pun intended) we headed home for a good nights sleep. ...

Isaan (Nong-Bua-Lam-Phu & Udon-Thani)

A travel blog entry by thailand_dream

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... city attractions. Though as always, the first few days are spent just settling in and walking about. Nong Prajak park was the first place of interest i saw. A nice place to get some recreational and relaxation time.

After relaxing for a few days i hired a bike. First place i went to was the town of Ban Chiang. Here is an archaeological site which has even been designated a UNESCO world heritage site. Excavations here in ...

Day 46: On a road to somewhere

A travel blog entry by asphalt_pilgrim

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... 2 and, seeing no buses in the bay I went over to the window more out of hope than expectation, "Muangloei?"

The old man told me that I could catch the last public bus on its way out of the city if I went by Tuk Tuk. I was gone so faszt I didn't even thank him. Finding a Tuk Tuk at the bus station is never a problem and this one was by far the best value I had had all trip, being only 40B and also tremendous fun as we wove thru the Udon rush hour traffic at speed. ...