Taitong Hotel Mae Sai
6 Moo 7, Phlyothin, Chiang Rai Mae Sai, Thailand
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Hranice s Barmou
... tak nas doviesli az ku hranici. No co, sila, samy trh, hukot, hluk..... Ked sme Kacenke zagratulovali, isli sme sa neobedovat do jednej restauracie pri hranicnej rieke. To sa neda popisat, treba viediet foto, ako tu ludia "ziju". V super restike som si tu dal prve pivo, Ada kavu najedli sa. Ja som si dal nejaku opekanu slaninu s bylinkami+ryza, Adrika shripmsy a rezancami. Cez rieku sme videli, ako peru v tej spinavej rieke, v Barme......... Sila.....Potom sme vysli na ...
GT
... a Boris
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Este pozdrav z vecera:-), boli sme zobrat oprane pradlo, aj ho ozehlilli :-)
tak sme teda nieco zjedli, ja som si dal polievku a Adrika vyprazane shrimpsy s hranolkami. Este predtym sme si kupili palacinku a ja som si dal kuracie stehienko(samozrejme zabalene do sacku :-))
Ak chcete, kliktite na googli Mae Salong obrazky, ...., urcite tam bude krasne.
Menime asi plany a kedze v sobotu ideme spat do Chiang Mai, na ...
Neighbors to the North
... into the country, but then you will be assigned a handler that will make sure you only see what you are supposed to. At least that's what I'm told.
I spent the last couple nights in a little village up in the hills about 25km from Chiang Rai. There's a tribe of hill people that live up there, called the "Akha" people I believe. It was interesting. Definitely rustic without a lot of distractions.
I learned that it's a bad idea to apply 99% DEET ...
Burma
... our passports and a picture of each of us on it. We had to leave our passports with the border officials and we were assured we would get them back when we left Burma.
So we left the small room of an office and went into town. We were looking to buy something that said Myanmar on it and since the town has a really big market we figured we would find something. So we started walking through the market and we noticed that there was absolutely nothing that said Myanmar ...
Akha Hill tribe
... on the truck, packed with fewer tourist hippies and heading down the steep mountain. We rode through an elephant village where I saw lots of elephants and lots of tourists on their backs. I made some very good acquaintances there, I was just a bit grumpy.
When I got down to the bus station, I bought a bus ticket for 4:30. I had time to kill so I went to a high school and submitted another resume. Riding back to the bus ...


