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One day complete, one wallet down
... wanted to get out of Bangkok as soon as possible (Weird smell and also very busy because of the Kings birthday), so we headed to the train station in hope of a sleeper train down south to Krabi. Our luck was in and we got the last 2 tickets to go to Surat Thani 10.50pm-8.05am. Everything was going smoothly until we got off the train. We had bought tickets for a bus from Surat Thani to Krabi but nobody ...
Day 2
... that much!!! Next drinks were in Nut guest house and bar with some vegetable spring rolls and then dinner was from a street trader and our lift home was a tuk tuk, woo hoo!!!! Finally a quick night cap in our local across from the hotel. Highlight of today: Taking a tuk tuk through Bangkok while eating the most amazing egg fried rice from koh San ...
Reassuring warmth
... had a good first night in Bangkok. A lovely lady was waiting at the Airport with my name on a board. She stoked my arm as if she was my grandmother as she she led me to the waiting luxury car where i hot handed and itinerary saying I'll get vip treatment! Thai people are ridiculously friendly by nature. Rachelle made her detour as she need a fix of mango sticky rice pronto. We are in the ultra mod funky Siam@Siam hotel which is an odd place which has grown on me immediately. It has ...
Another Brand of Madness
... is checking the brand name on your jacket. The sincerity of India is lost in Thailand.
I loved Thailand, I loved every waking second of being there and I wish I could get all my meals in India imported from Bangkok. Yet, returning to Chennai, I did feel a sense of homecoming. There was a solace in my study abroad choice that I had been questioning in the past. One has to wonder as they’re chomping on a chapatti and staring at the cow in the pile of garbage ...
The Grand Palace
... in order to gain entry into the site. We declined. We made our way to the ticket counter and the tickets were 400 Bhat each for Mickell and me. An official stopped us as we entered and stated that no shorts were allowed and that we’d need to go change. For 400 Bhat they’ll lend you some pants so you can go into the Temples. Prepared as always, we had brought what we needed. Mickell and Major had worn their shorts that have zippers that ...
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