Kawin Place Guesthouse Bangkok

Today, I spent much of the morning trying to get US dollars on a cash advance on my VISA. The first bank I went to wouldn't do it (green bank), but then I found another bank (yellow bank) that would! Yay! Unfortunately, they gave me my money in $100 dollar bills, which will probably be an adventure to break, but beggars can't be too choosy!

I spent most of the day wandering around places I had already seen ...

... out some sex-shows, which are much talked about by travelers in south east Asia, and come highly recommended by most people. With the knowledge that the sex trade absorbs Akha girls like a bug sleazy sponge, we really didn't fancy endorsing it.

And that was it for South East Asia. We were finished, and all there was to do now was head to the ginourmous and futuristic airport and argue with our driver over the inflated fare. Good times.

GOOD TIMES!

... four hours later I am back in my hotel room with fantastic memories of my last night in Bangkok. The French men could have stayed out much later, it 1 AM, Mr. Som picks me up at noon for some last minute sightseeing.

Tomorrow I leave by train to Chaing Mai. I reserved a 1st class overnight sleeper to experience the old romantic way of travel.

... it and not encourage it by buying or looking at the products. We moved on and found some lunch while our underwater disposable camera from the first the first snorkeling trip around Koh Tao was being put on dvd. So when we've got them put onto this computer (we don't have dvd/cd drive on the little computer) I'll upload any good ones. We headed back to the hotel early this afternoon to chill out in the pool as the temperature was about 34 today. I think we've ...

... dress for the summer, winter and rainy season. While at the building housing the emerald Buddha I saw people purposefully walking around it. I was told that they do this three times and as a Buddhist they are required to make the journey to Bangkok once in their lifetime. The majority of the buildings were covered in coloured glass to give the appearance of gemstones.

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... can prepare you for the complete meltdown of at least 2 of your 5 senses. Smell is obviously the first to go.

The initial inhale of Bangkok is tough to describe but, if you put a container of rubbish in the middle of AZ for a summer and opened it up and took a whiff, pretty close. Not that it completely smells like garbage, but there is so much variety of food, trash, b.o. , humidity and many more ...