Romsrithong Lampang

142 Boonyawat Rd. Amphur Muang Lampang, Thailand

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Floods,more temples ohhh and I'm going to be on TV

A travel blog entry by adamwilson4

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... picture of myself the midgets even the camera man got in the photo. Such a funny part of my day. They said it was going to be on Thailand TV so I'm going to look out for it. After my interview I continued around the city looking at some more ancient sites and having some lunch before deciding to head back to my guesthouse at around 3pm to get my things ready for my next bus journey at 6:30pm to take me north to Chiang ...

Information Society

A travel blog entry by desajuste

3

... no guia. Era totalmente turístico - embora bem vazio - e fiquei bem decepcionada. Chegando lá você paga, pega um trenzinho desses bem de turista e vai para um outro pedaço do complexo. Aí a gente entra num tipo de arena que nem essas do sea world ou algo do tipo, senta na arquibancada e assiste os mahouts e os elefantes realizarem seus shows. Embora os elefantes tenham um jeito de bem tratados, é bem bobo, showzinho pra criança. O elefante senta, dá tchau, pinta um ...

Morning After

A travel blog entry by sumac

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... on this kind hospitality and we plan to go by bus today to Lampong, a 2 hour bus ride south of here. We are seen off with hugs and kisses and promises to come back before being driven, along with Dow and her mum, to catch the bus in town. It's a basic bus, no air con, just a fan and the front door held open with a bungey. Oi is worried about us and buys an inhaler/smelling salts in case we get overcome!
We have 2 tickets and are sat on a 3 person seat. ...

Lampang

A travel blog entry by jeromeandclare

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... are they going to say when they get back to school? "Here's class 4B with a really rare, endangered species of elephant?"
We left the elephant centre around 1:00 and continued our journey on towards Chiang Rai.
Just outside Chiang Rai we stopped off to visit a temple called Wat Rong Khun. The temple is stunning, its pure white as a symbol of purity, it was built in 1997 by a famous Thai artist called Chalermchai Kositpipat and is temple for Buddhists and Hindus ...

Une vraie journee de Backpackeuse!

A travel blog entry by alongtheway30

... dizaine d'elephants, souffrant de maux divers: deformations dues a des blessures anciennes, maladies chroniques, blessures recentes dues aux mines anti-personnelles etc. Motala et Mosha sont les residents les plus celebres. Taper ces deux noms sur Google et vous verrez. Ces deux elephants ont eu la malchance, a des moments et endroits differents, de marcher sur une mine anti-personnelle. Il a fallu a Motala des annees entieres pour que la blessure se referme et dix ...