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Krathom Khao-Lak Phangnga

28/5 Moo 7, Pechaksem Rd., Khuk-Khak, Takuapa Phangnga, Thailand

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Cycling the ruins of Ayuthaya

A travel blog entry by christie101

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... attempt to go through by bike, and ended up at the beautiful site of Wat Chaiwattanaram. Here there was a small scale model of how the original temple looked and it was really a huge and amazing place at one time. Even now with the ruins you get a good idea of just how big this site used to be and only 40 years ago this temple was immersed in thick jungle.

I really enjoyed walking around this place; however it had quite an eerie feeling to it as some of ...

Letztes WE in BKK :-O

A travel blog entry by lechuza_carina

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... D

Soderle, aber jetzt zum letzten WE in BKK:

Wie gesagt, Fr wurde gechillt in ner Sushi Bar, da Muedigkeit sehr hoch war.
Samstags haben wir uns um 8 auf den Weg via Rollertaxi (Lisa u. ich auf einem mit dem Fahrer :D)
und BTS gemacht zu ner BTS Station, wo wir in einen Mini Van mit 14 anderen Passagieren
fuer einfach 1,50 Eu in die 80km entfernte noerdliche Stadt Ayutthaya gefahren.
Da jene die fruehere Hauptstadt Thailands war, gab es jede ...

Too busy for blogging!

A travel blog entry by hpsauce89

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... sawadeeka), thank you (kopkunkah), shower (ab naam) and my age (yesipsong) so far!! mastered all the kids names though which is a start at least!

We also had the 'oppertunity' to what were were intially asked 'help the police with some information'- so on this we had thought we would be going to the local police station to help when write some stuff in english or something similar, however we infact got shipped to hotel an hour away for an offical ...

Peace and Quiet

A travel blog entry by helena.greg

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... later in the afternoon.

I had been told this old town, the ancient capital of Thailand was quiet and peaceful and it was, it was perfect to relax, read a book and sit rather tight for a few days for the funds are low, enough to survive my 6 days left without any eccentric expenditure.

I sat down for lunch and opened my book but before I'd read one line a girl came up to me and asked if she could join me, I was more than happy to have company. Jessie was ...

The New & The Old

A travel blog entry by jenanddanrtw

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... spent some time sat on a floor made of cotton threads.
In between glittering temples, Buddhas, beers and backgammon we both got tattoos and spent some time keeping clean and healing.
On the 13th we finally left Bangkok which was for the best, we had gotten into the habit of sleeping till 11am and it was making us both groggy, plus we were missing the free breakfast at the hotel.
After a short taxi ride to the train station we bought a ...