Mae Nam Hotel Hat Yai

43/42-43 Tanrattanakorn Hat Yai, Thailand

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Catch train to Malaysia

A travel blog entry by babsworld

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... um 17:00 anrufen, er wird dort auf meinen Anruf warten, damit wir uns dann treffen und er mir Georgetown zeigt.

Hat Yai selber kann eigentlich nicht viel. Ist eine normale, thai. Stadt mit einigen Einkaufszentren. Zum Shoppen angeblich ganz gut. Ich bin nur auf der Suche nach einem Second-Hand-Buchshop um meine Reisefuehrer gegen den von Malaysien einzutauschen. Erfolglos. Stattdessen lass ich mir eine 2h-Massage um laecherliche 200B (5EUR) aufschwatzen, die dann nur ...

Don't ever rely on Thai Transport

A travel blog entry by man4alloccasion

... squashed shoulder-to-shoulder.
Since writing this we have been through a military checkpoint and IDs
were checked by men with big guns. We also stopped for a toilet break
and I have dug up my bag and sprayed cologne, defeating the smell of
what I can only image what an angry skunk must have smelled like. Or do I
just now smell like an angry skunk with cologne on? I guess only time,
or one of my new travel buddies, will tell...

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13 Hours to Bangkok

A travel blog entry by elizacass

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... and then take a 13 hour VIP (well see about that!) overnight bus ride back to Bangkok, and arrive in the morning. So my choices once again didn’t rock. The bus is supposed to have only 24 seats, and they all recline. And they give you water and a snack, and it’s supposed to have a bathroom on it! It’s VIP! So that’s what I’m going to do. I honestly don’t mind the challenge of the journey; it’s all part of the experience. ...

Smelling of Dior again!!

A travel blog entry by karen1012

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... but have not mentioned the most amazing butterflies that we are seeing all over the place. I think in some places we see more than we do birds. They are the most wonderful bright colours. Some are about the size of a small bird and it is not unusual for them to land on your arm. There is never a camera handy at these times so you just have to believe me!! The birds that we are mainly seeing at the moment are in cages on ...

Stranded in Southern Thailand floods

A travel blog entry by travursel

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... for sure keep the high flood water from draining out and possibly even rise higher. We were lucky - by next morning, the water was down from 8 feet to about 3 feet. We knew at that time that we had to do whatever it takes to get out that day, even it took wading through the water with our luggage to get to some higher grounds and hopefully find some army vehicles to pick us up. We were lucky, the water kept receding ...