Royal Parkview Bangkok
19/9 Sukhumvit soi 20 Road, Klongtoey, Bangkok 10110 Bangkok, 10110, Thailand
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One Night In Bangkok (OK it was actually 7 nights)
... exactly what they sound like, a big scoop of canned corn in a sundae cup with soft ice cream on top of the corn and then the whole thing is topped with a generous helping of creamed corn. Sounds weird but actually tastes pretty good… Seriously!
Getting a taxi in Bangkok was sometimes quite a challenge. When we were on Khoa San Road and wanted to get a taxi to take us to the nearest train station, we ended up asking about ...
Hanging out in Bangkok
... quite soft and callous free after ten minutes, believe me those fish ate well!
Came back to the hotel for an hour to relax, and headed out around 7:00p.m, for a late supper. We took this scooter/trike modified to be a taxi cab, down to the markets. This was cool, it was like being on a ride at a theme park, I thought I was going to die. It was a lot more efficient and quicker than a cab, especially since we were all too tired to walk. ...
Epilogue
... a smile is remarkable. I think that I personally would have cracked had I been forced to live, together with ten other people, in a meeting room at work for six weeks. (I just got back from the gym a few minutes ago - and she told me that she and her daughter will be moving in with relatives in another part of Bangkok because her daughter has to start school tomorrow. But she won't be able to return to her house for ...
Disappointment in Bangkok
... into the insane prices in the trains restaurant bogie, yes we did pay £7+ for toast and a tube of Pringles). Luckily we didn't really have any plans for the day and we had opted to stay in same guest house as we had before, so we had soon showered away the train stresses and were ready to see some more Thai sites.
Based on the map we had been presented with upon arrival in Bangkok the first time around, the Victory Monument was a key attraction. Our opinion ...
Bangkok, Buckets and Buddhas
... life. there's lots of laughs and talk of home, of places visited and sights seen but one topic that keeps coming up is how to earn money whilst travelling to fund further travel and thus negate the need to go home. this is something that's already been running through my head and will continue to do so throughout my journey. i already know that heading home, and as i'm now starting to feel, settling in one particular place, isn't something that particularly appeals to ...



