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Chiang Mai, Part II
... air-conditioned comfort, Slurpees & cheap beer… most of the time.
- Non-Happy Hours
7/11 won’t sell you one of their glorious 660ml, 44baht (€1.10/$1.40) bottles of Chang beer - or any beer for that matter - between the hours of 2pm and 5pm. Now if you ask me that’s a convenience store inconvenience. I’m not quite sure the reason for it but it’s gotta be some ...
Samut Songkhram ... wir haben dich doch gefunden
... als um 16:30 Uhr tatsächlich der Zug kommt steigen wir vollkommen erfreut in den Zug nach Mae Klong ... bis der Schaffner sagt, dass unsere Richtung die falsche Richtung ist - im letzten Zug nach Samut Songkhram.
Wir nehmens gelassen wissen wir mittlerweile dass der Zug nach 870 Metern in die Endstation einfährt um dann noch einmal dem Markt entgegen zu fahren.
Als wir endlich ankommen, sehen wir noch einige ...
Escaping to Phetchaburi
... at the top and is home to numerous curious monkeys; it looks like a really interesting place to investigate but unfortunately it was already closed by the time we got to it today so we have put it on the agenda to do first thing in the morning.
Once we had walked around we ended up back at the road our hotel was on and went to one of the small restaurants for a couple of drinks. Although people don’t speak very much English here they are ...
A Visit to the Floating Market
... pancakes, chicken on-a-stick, and ice cream to the King of Fruits, the stinky Durian. I was apprehensive about trying it because it smells bad, but once I did, I found I really enjoyed it. I ate quite a bit of Durian that morning, throughly enjoying all of it. I was a little worried about getting sick from eating the various local foods, but never ...
Trapped by Monkeys!
... Wang (Palace Hill). It was built under the command of King rama IV in 1860 and became his summer palace. There a group a Royal residences on the west side, the original main residence is now used as a museum which exhibits royal items and decorative sculptures etc. There is also the big white Pagoda which is on the middle peak of the hill called Phrathat Jomphet. It was quite a trek up a lot of stairs and hills to the various ...
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