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A Long Day's Journey to Bangkok
Hi friends and family, After a grueling 36 hours of travel - we're here!!! Our travels began in Salt Lake with stop overs in L.A, Taipei, Singapore and finally arriving in Bangkok totally exhausted. In L.A. we had a 41/2 hour wait. We had dinner at the Grill and then cut an extremely long security line. What could have easily been over an hour wait …
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Wat dat betreft hebben we het verkeerd aangepakt. De 'standaardroute' door Thailand is Bankok - Chiang Mai - Chiang Rai (of Pai). Wij zijn snel afgeweken van het drukke pad, en hebben heerlijk genoten van de rust in Mae Sot en Mae Sariang. Chiang Mai is dan een zielloze stad. De voormalige hoofdstad heeft het verkocht aan toerisme. Waar Bangkok zijn karakter heeft behouden door de ongelooflijke diversiteit, heeft Chiang Mai het verloren aan commercie. De tweede ...
Stop 13
... Korean & the other was from London. We had a nice evening but did spend a fortune as we went to a restaurant to eat instead of having street food. We managed to see a bit of Thai Boxing at the end of the night which was good. The following day we were up & ready for the elephant trek. It took a hour to get to the camp. When we arrived you could see all the elephants standing between the trees. We were so excited!! Our guide was really friendly & we ...
Cooking, Markets and Genie Pants
... garlic bread and pizza as we were both massively craving Western food by this point even though the food at the Elephant park was probably the best food I've had in Thailand. I treated myself to a cooking class and it was very last minute but they are very accommodating in SE Asia! It was quite expensive but I really enjoyed myself and I got a recipe book that I'm determined to try out at home. I promised to cook my mum a meal before I left but I never did so hopefully ...
Chiang Mai Trekking
... plantation was changing around us. The exotic flora was taking place for pine trees and bushes, and Chai told us we would experience a lot less mosquito's as we were much higher up. Another fantastic hike followed where we would walk through the pine forests and then lower down the hills through jungle and rice plantation to a waterfall for another swim. We finally arrived in our second village which seemed to be much smaller then the previous. The civilization ...
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