Queen Hotel Songkhla

20 Traiburi Rd. Songkhla, Thailand

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Real Thailand

A travel blog entry by babsworld

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... lokalen Bus nach Songkhla um. Der ist VOLLgestopft mit Thais. 3 sitzen immer auf Plaetzen fuer 2, viele stehen am Gang. Burschen machen Platz fuer mich, damit ich mich hinsetzen kann – wie nett und freundlich! Die Fahrt dauert auch nur 40 Minuten und das Maedel neben mir, versucht sich mit mir zu unterhalten – ohne Englisch-Kenntnisse :)

Songkhla ist mein echtes Thailand. Keine Farang (Touristen) – ok, ein paar hab ...

First week iin thailand

A travel blog entry by gypsylife

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... centre stopping to buy fruits from road side stands on the way, water melon mmmmmmmmmmmmmm!!!!. The project centre is where I’m staying for my first week before moving in to a host family’s house next week. The project house is set in the rural part of Thailand the house is surrounded by plantation fields and rubber making trees. The house doesn’t have internet so I don’t know when I will be sending this blog. There are about ...

My Hatyai Travel Journal Day 1

A travel blog entry by elween

... br> The conversation did not last long because of allergy to the cold weather. He spent most of the time sitting outside of the cabin chatting with other Malay passengers while I had double seat by myself. So I lied down cozily and slept all the way to Butterworth.

I reached Butterworth around 5.00am. According to my friend, I only needed to cross the overhead bridge to reach the bus terminal.


I walked around the closed counters and then returned ...

Volenteer oppertunities in Thailand

A travel blog entry by roadexperience

... volunteers to teach English to our young learners (no experience required) and in return we offer, amongst other things, free tours to popular tourist destinations in Thailand.


For more information go to:

www. Workandtravel-Thailand.com

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One last day in Thailand...

A travel blog entry by thedoublel

... genuine and generous people.

- Far too many 18 year old English gap year students

- tourists going completely apeshit on alcohol with zero respect for the people or customs

- the language is difficult to learn

- people hate being uncomfortable and will not speak up and tell you if they are or if you have made them so

- So many different customs - easy to get used to but don't always realise them until someone tells you

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