Sunset Park Resort And Spa Chon Buri

... what I need for the paperwork like my passport or something. Thus, I come in, dont have it and say I have to bring it in the next day. I've done this multiple times to them and they seem to be getting annoyed at me. I think they think someone else told me to bring the items in, but they actually didnt, so it's really miscommunication on their part. In any sense, its obnoxious.

Also, students and teachers are allowed to ...

... Some piles are twelve feet high and covered by tarps. I'm not sure if this is their final resting place or if they're being rebuilt or what, but it's definately a strange site, but feels very safe. I'm comforted by the few single female travelers that I've seen cluthing their guidebook as they wander along. We really appreciated the quietness of our little river room away from the touristy neighborhoods ...

Last weekend we spent in Thai way. Saturday morning we headed to Bang Saen (as many Bangkokers do), beach town just something over an hour to the south from Bangkok. This is a place where locals go to enjoy themselves, but not necessarily in the sea. Some of them just lean back in a deckchair and bit by bit consume delicious Thai food. We did so as well ...

... a bunch of long green beans. Nearby we went into an artificial cave to see the advertised Scorpion Queen who apparently is comfortable with scorpions covering her whole body. Though we didn't see any action as she didn't want to perform for just the two of us. But she said she would if we paid 150 baht. I declined her offer. Our last show was the Crocodile Show. All of these crocodile shows are much the same as each other. It usually involves sticking limbs ...

... had a TV if you can stand Thai television for more than five minutes. Dinner that night was taken in the little restaurant run by the very friendly Thai family who manage the bungalows, the restaurant, rent out motorbikes and even run snorkelling trips at the weekends! After a delicious meal of Paid Thai (Thai noodles, vegetables and thankfully unidentifiable meat) we headed to the local Karaoke bar which was empty, surprisingly, as Thais LOVE ...

... same place is also a general sanctuary for loads of animals, there were boars, peacocks, deer, bull-oxen things and loads of other animals just running around, and we got to see them at feeding time, which was interesting. nearly got trampled on quite a few times!! I also met a really lovely spanish girl, layura, on the way to the temple and we spent some time with each other, it was really nice to be able to speak spanish to ...

... scenery and headed up to View Point. The views were spectacular and you could see crystal blue water as far as the eyes could see. After a beer and some delicious tempura prawns we headed back to the resort. That nigh we dined at Old Siam, which was the Thai restaurant at our resort. It is known to be one of the best in Phuket and I would have to agree. We had a Thai smorgasbord which was so fresh and delicious. They also put on a traditional Thai show which was very interesting. The ...

This article is mainly for the guys. Ladies will learn a lot of what and what not to do in public and Thai- Western relationships. The first thing to remember is that girls can touch the guys, but the guys CANNOT touch the girls, so if you are walking down the street, DO NOT hold hands. It is okay for the lady to put her arm and hand around the man's arm, but that's about as far as it should go. There is a reason for this. If a girl lets a man touch, hold hands, or put his ...

... break into fits of giggles!! when i got over it though it was very cool, its so strange just to stand and be for half an hour and trying not to really think about anything. its been a bit weird on my own and for the first three days i didnt really meet anyone. i just spent time reading and doing solo stuff. last nite though i plucked up the courage to go to the travellers bar on my own. it was fine in the end . i met quite a few people and played some pool. was glad i did ...

... this place was like a nightclub during the day for coffee lovers. Really bizarre but we joined them and people watched. This was clearly the place to be on a Sunday lunchtime! The museum was interesting - obviously based on the Vietnam/American war. There were walls chocabloc of photo's taken by reporters during the war. Some of the photo's had reports ...