Paradorn Hotel Phrae
177 Yantarkitkosol Road, Amphur Muang Phrae, Thailand
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Chumphon, Chumporn or Chumpon?? We will never know
Up at 7 for very quick cold showers. Had breakfast and got our 8:45 pick-up. They took us to a mini van, nice with air con, only downside was it being full of slighty crazy Dutch people. Got to Surat Thani and we were put on, guess what? Another clapped out government bus, yay! Spent 2 hours on this and then got chucked on another one and stayed …
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... pork ball spring rolls: paper thin rice paper wrapped around lettuce, herbs, raw garlic, raw chilli, cucumber, starfruit, fresh rice noodles, pork and peanut dipping sauce, as neatly wrapped up as possible and stuffed into the mouth in one delicious bite). For lunch there we had an north-eastern feast featuring the Isan triumvirate of sticky rice, grilled chicken (gai yang) and papaya salad (som tam), with some pork satay sticks for good measure. Every ...
Firecrackers
... and replaced ours with these!
Phrae is an old, once walled, city and we plan to rest up here some more. (We are still not feeling 100%). We wander into town and back and put our feet up. In the evening we just go to a place across the road for food. Despite doing little we're drained. We catch up on world news as we have a tv with BBC in our room and are saddened by the riots in Egypt and the cyclone over Australia and turn it ...
Loas Bound
... The toilet break may be de-rigueur on British long distance buses; here it is most definitely a food stop since the Thais cannot last more than two hours without eating something. Indeed, some of the buses are a veritable dining room. The driver on the way to Phitsanulok managed to eat sticky rice with one hand; something which came wrapped in a leaf (unwrapped by his conductress) in the other and still kept us moving at about seventy miles an hour. Phitsanulok ...
Chiang Mai
... internet, food lovely, staff so much friendlier than rest of thailand so far and all for 3 quid. As soon as I arrived I got a great vibe from Chiang Mai. We went straight in to town to the night market. Tommy's dream market. Knock off fake t-shirts and watches. Unlike Korea the thais are very willing to barter and you can get them to a third of their starting price. Nice atmosphere on the market, people in your face but ...
