Phet Hotel Kamphaeng Phet
189 Bumrungraj Rd., Amphur Muang Kamphaeng Phet, 62000, Thailand
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Road trip
... minutes so I was obviously taken aback when I was informed that the next bus was not due for another four hours!
I must have been sat there feeling a little sorry for myself because the next thing I knew, I was joined by a sixty year old Thai guy who was making every attempt to chat me up while hawking and spitting after every pause in conversation! I began to take it as a complement as I hadn't even been glanced at during the time ...
Heading back south...
... of arrival...and our second room (sadly not our final), had a gorgeous view of the sunset that we were allowed to enjoy for a whole 30seconds before we were sheparded along to our final destination for the night.
Being a smallish town, we headed down to the local markets to scout out a place for dinner. While we were deciding (it’s always a long process with nine people’s individual input), Carl, Zach ...
Ancient thailand
... thailand and some of the language.In fact they remeber more than me. Everyone can count to 100 in Thai.It is just coming into the rainy season in this part of Thailand, so it is quite muggy. We are heading noth again tomorrow and then hopping on a plane down to the islands.I cant belive we are here for almost 3 weeks already! Hope everyone is surviving the cold blast.Love Robbie Tim,Louis,Frankie and Gabe.
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Kamphaeng Phet: The Farang Experience
I spend just under 2 days in Kampaeng Phet, but I could write about it for pages and pages! It's a small town about halfway between Ayutthaya and Chiang Mai. I decided I didn't want to miss the whole middle of Thailand, even though no one really goes there, and decided to stop in Kampaeng Phet to break up the journey. Now I knew it wasn't a tourist town, but I didn't expect to be one of 4 tourists in town! So this was my first taste of really truly feeling like a ...
Can't say it, but it's spelled "Kamphaeng Phet"
Okay. So we've changed plans. No more Laos in the schedule, as we'd be losing too much time trying to get across the border from Chang Mai to Luang Prabang (although there's an interesting but untested new border crossing in Nan Province, which I'll have to investigate for the future). Now we'll head back south again and then to the east to Angkor Wat in Cambodia (again!) and some quality beach time on ...
