Lampang Hotel
52 Suandok Rd. T. Suandok Muang Lampang, Thailand
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Chiang Mai
Dans ce joli labirynthe de ruelles pavees, nous sommes arrive les deux pieds durant le Sunday market, on se serait cru au coeur de la St-Jean Baptiste a se faufiler dans la foule de touristes.
Ca nous a surpris mais ca s est disperse le lendemain pour finalement se sentir comme chez soi...
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... the day, at about 3.30, we rode the elephants up into the forest where they spend the night. They are chained to trees with long chains so that they can move about in the night, but don't wander too far. Then in the morning, at 6.30, we went to meet them. They were always covered with mud or dirt, which they put on to protect themselves from parasites, and always very happy to see us. Or at least the sugar cane we carried up there.
We stayed ...
2 dias em Lampang
... gente, mas poucos turistas estrangeiros, eram na maioria grupos de tailandeses que chegavam nos ônibus pimpados. Tentei achar uma songtaew de volta, mas me dei mal e perdendo um tempão até descobrir como voltar. Pior era o calor que tava esse dia, era impossível ficar no sol. Fiquei na sombra um tempo e finalmente encheu o saco e fui falar com um policial, que descolou um garoto pra me levar na garupa da moto. Peguei a songtaew do mesmo cara da ida e ...
Morning After
... a room (I hadn't pre booked) but we will have to move to another tomorrow. We are both so tired we're more than happy with that. Tonight's room has its own balcony overlooking the river, quite lovely.
Though we're feeling poorly we think we ought to eat something. We go to the nearest place, both order the same thing, wait half an hour and then are brought the wrong thing. They are sorry but we are loathe to re start this process and just eat one of the wrong ...
Cycling in Sukhothai
... were very different as they were built mainly of sandstone bricks. I like these type because they look so natural and full of character. Apparently, these old types were built like this because Thailand was part of Cambodia at the time and it's the Cambodian influence that's prominent. (If I've got that wrong it's because my attention wandered at a crucial stage in the tour guides delivery of this information! Or maybe I had a ...


