Maingam Resort Tak

37/11 moo7, Maingam, Muang Tak, Thailand

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My Home Away from Home

A travel blog entry by brittanyjoelle

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... in Thailand and I plan to keep good contact with everyone there and start sponsoring one of the kids who I became very close with during my time there.

The weeks I spent at Baan Unrak have
changed me forever. As a volunteer with ISV (International Student Volunteers)
I had the opportunity to help with agriculture and maintenance at the
home, but it was playing and socializing with kids that made the work ...

Welcome to Tak!

A travel blog entry by yearinthailand

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... anything. We arrived in Tak at 5am, it was roughly a 6 or 7 hour journey.

We were picked up by a lady and her husband. Presumably our hosts for the week until we moved into our house. The woman was called Pee Neng, see was really friendly. 'Neng' is her nickname, as in Thailand they don't usually call each other by first names as its quite formal. The 'Pee' meens sister, which I think is really sweet. Pee Neng decided to give us a first glimpse of Tak by ...

Welcome back to Oni's travel stories.......

A travel blog entry by oniburger

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... patiently watched the horror movie that was forced on us, and tried to get my way through the strange snack that was handed to me by the stewardess. Yes they look like stewardesses on the plane only wear bright yellow and blue outfits, high heels and hand random things throughout the trip, from blankets, water, yogurt and wake you up for the random police checks. I still haven’t understood why most of the time the police checks don’t include ...

Historische Tempel / Historic Temples

A travel blog entry by pajas

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Destination 124: km79'736 Bestens ausgeschlafen wurde vor dem Verlassen der Stadt der gleichnamige Historic Park mit historischen Tempelruinen besichtigt. Via Phitsanulok wurde dort ebenso unterwegs der dortige Tempel Wat Phra Si Ratana Mahathat besucht. XXXXX Sleeped in, before leaving the town sightseeing of the samenamed historic Park with its hitoric templeruins. Via Phitsanulok there I visited the Temple Wat Phra Si Ratana ...

The refugees of Mae Sot

A travel blog entry by john_anita

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... who had something lined up in a few months) had jobs to go to, and didn't possess any large assets such as cars etc. The English traveller (yes, we often didn't exchange names) boasted about how he just bought his first cell phone since '98 (did they even have regular use cell phones back then? I can't remember). Funny how, though we hopefully wouldn't be boasting, we would be proud of these possessions and work commitments (...having a job) on a regular day ...