Sanguanthai Hotel Tak
6/9 Taksin Road, Muang Tak, Thailand
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My Home Away from Home
... greater
than just myself. Baan Unrak showed me the value of love and how it
can change people. When they realized that they are loved, eternally
and unconditionally, real healing begins. Baba Nam Kevalam, the homes
meditation mantra mean “Infinite love is all there is”. If only
all children were raised on this idea of love, if only everyone gave
value to love and its power to change ...
Not the city but the national parks west from it
... 1496; הם דיברו רק ספרדי 14;, זה היה מייגע. זה נחמד לשעה אבל כל היום...
נחנו לנו קצת וזזנו ...
Two Nights In Bangkok & The Worlds NOT Your Oyster
Right-o-, so, where was I? Oh yes, on the way to Bangkok! Gee golly wiz I'm behind on these blogs, which means I'll skip the small trivial details about our farewell to Liz, or the 3 hour car ride with a driver named Chewy, or our long search for Collin and Beau. These events, although annoyingly hilarious in retrospect, do not seem worthy of your attention. I would even go so far as to say Bangkok in general was a bit anticlimactic. I mean, Thai people go ball to the walls ...
Have car, will travel .. to Tak
... don't want (or it isn't safe) for the car behind you to overtake. Once we got out of Chiang Mai, we found the roads excellent to drive. They are usually two lane, dual carriageway roads, and the driving is generally OK and predictable. The biggest dangers are the bloody dogs all over the roads as you go through the smaller villages, and the crazies in the oncoming traffic that overtake on blind corners. Argh! ...
Yoga in Chiang Mai
... similar activities as Bangkok: temples and markets. There are every day markets and there are weekly markets. We went to one on Sunday called the Walking Street. They shut down the street to traffic and line the whole 1 km section with vendors of all sorts (both sides of the street and the side streets) including massage stations. ezed in a very ...


