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Day Two - Sukhothai
Today we started our day by taking what I can only describe as - a bus with no window-pains but instead of facing forwards, you all sit facing each other. We collected some bikes and headed to The Sukhothai Park which is a World Heritage Site. Cycling was a great way to see everything - more Buddhas and temple ruins..my favourite so far. We learned …
Koh Pha-ngan
... so we went down to the beach for a swim. While there I noticed what looked like a old temple along the beach, holly was feeling sick so I went and explored it myself. It turned out to be a hotel that was mid way through construction and had been stopped for some reason. I immediately found a snake fighting stick and explored its many floors and pools. There were some locals squatting in some of the ...
Temple Hopping With Charming Turbos
A note on transport: There's quite a variety of transport throughout Thailand and the further north I go the more random it seems to be getting. There are a lot of pimped out cars but also buses and tuk tuks. Most of the latter in Thailand have custom paint jobs, steering wheels, exhausts etc. Same for the buses they have some very cool paint jobs and lots of neon lights, even in the engine bay. To get to the guest house from the bus station ...
Chi allein in Sukhothai - oder "zum Kotzen"
... mit bunten Hartschalensitzen und dem Englischen nicht mächtigen Personal nur mäßig vertrauenserweckend. Auch das Ausfüllen des in Thai-Schrift verfassten Patientenbogens war ein kleines Abenteuer, aber zumindest eine der anwesenden Schwestern verstand das von Lina mit Händen und Füßen vorgetragene Problem, maß ihren Blutdruck und checkte ihre Temperatur. Anschließend mussten wir noch kurz warten, bis wir zum Arzt eingelassen wurden, der sich zunächst etwas erfolglos die ...
Welcome to the Stray Bus
... over the next few days. I just got to follow him to the bus. No wondering about which bus to take, no desperate attempt to find tickets and try to explain to someone who doesnt speak English what I am trying to do. Although there is a great sense of achievement in that, and I am glad that I managed to find my way around pretty much everywhere else, it is nice to think that for this last bit its pretty much going to be ...
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“Bike ride was..”
Reviewed May 19, 1997
a brilliant way to see the park
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