Lee Gardens Plaza Hotel Songkhla

... Prepare yourself mentally to climb the stairs from one interactive room to another. From here, you can get a spectacular view of many floating fish and shell farms on Songkhla Lake. The museum is open every day from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Admission is 50 Baht.A floating fish farm @ Songkhla Lake (Ko Yo ...

... I thought that's a bit much, as if it almost wasn't allowed not to love the royal family. After a week I left Bangkok and took the bus to the royal resort town of Hua Hin, where I stayed two nights. The beach here wasn't all that great, but it was fairly relaxing. From Hua Hin I took a nine hour bus ride to Khao Lak. Here I also went to the beach. Khao Lak was one of the hardest hit towns by the tsunami and a lot in this town still reminds you of this big ...

Today I bring you another blog where my words could not truly express the views we took in! Charmaine took me to the Southern Thailand Folklore Museum in Songkhla. On the way you cross one of Thailand's largest (if not the largest ) bridges! What a view! We also took some photo's from the top of a tower at the top of the 'hill' Amazing! On the way home we stopped by the market for some fresh fish....and a ...

... I am ok....I taped it up and it stopped bleeding but I might need a stitch or two.. .I'm at the Internet cafe down the street and have my foot up.....I'm too 'old' to play guess and wait with things now...just another reason I need Charmaine and must settle down in life ..bottom line...I'm a klutz! Seriously...I am ok...

... sometimes Thailand is their test market') Coke Light (diet coke and coke zero combined?) Lunch was good and a couple of Charmaines friends came out to meet "AMboy" Gigi and Maui, some of Charmaine's collegues at the school. ] My lugggage finally arrived....but with 'rips' in the canvas of my travel bag...nothing to serious...cheap bag I I guess but it was a bit ...

... tallest mountain in the highlands, 6,000 feet high up into the mountains and dove into the cold freezing waterfalls afterwards in our bras and undies. Indian food and papaya filled our stomachs as we spend most of our afternoons sitting and conversing with the locals. On our last day in Malaysia, we took part in the Thaipusum festivals of the Hindu religion. We got up at 5:00 in the morning and climbed into the ...

... the cow. That's what I do. Why buy a cow just to get milk when other men pay you to milk their cow?" What is he talking about? Since Mr. Qu's philosophy could qualify him as a welfare-reform poster boy, I press him a little bit.....afterall this isn't fair "The government pays you," I say, "but what about the people who pay the government? Don't you feel bad for them?" "I used to be like those people! " he retorts. "I worked to be a rich man, and the government took ...

... nearest accommodation and tell you 'if you can't find anything, come back and I will be willing to take you to some other budget accommodation down the road'. - This attitude needs to be employed by the rest of the country! To quote some info and prices that might be interesting for future reference* In Ko Phangan we booked a complete boat and bus trip to Hat Yai. This costed 600 baht each ($25). The only ...

... waren zu sechst auf zwei mopeds zum abendlichen bad, und haben mir ihr be** chang und ihre gastfreundschaft aufgedraengelt. sind dann zur familie von dem einen (padung glaub ich hiess **) gefahren (namen sind imm** so unaussprechlich das eine maedel hiess 'La' das konnte ich mir m**ken) um zu essen und zu trinken. das war thailaendische realitaet pur. padung ist **stmal in eine modd**grube im garten gestiegen, in d** irgendwas rumgewimmelt ist. mit nem kesch** hat ** davon so ca 10 ...