Tardtong Kanchanaburi
Cambodia Rd., Meanamkawe Muang Kanchanaburi, Thailand
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OH salie LYKKE :)
... med en nær sulteforing. De ble utsatt for Kidnapperen brutalitet og dermed tusenvis omkom. Mennene jobbet fra soloppgang til etter mørkets frembrudd og ofte måtte traske mange kilometer gjennom jungelen for å returnere til base camp der Allied legene tenderte den skadde og syke av mange døde. Etter krigen døde ble samlet begravet i krigen Kirkegårder og vil alltid forbli vitne til en brutal og tragisk ildprøve.
Vi gikk over tok masse fine ...
Cuddle A Tiger?
... The tigers used to roam free but now there are too many tigers and too many visitors so they are chained and handled by the monks. It truly was an amazing time there. They are building a new facility which is supposed to more accurately reflect their natural environment as the one we explored was actually sparse and not what we expected. We walked to tiger canyon where there were at least 20 of these magnificent creatures all in ...
The River Kwai, it's Bridge and the Death Railway
After roughly a 10 hour day on 2 trains, the town of Kanchanaburi was a welcome sight - a place we hadn't planned on being until the floods had forced us to move North in a different direction, but it turned out to be one of the highlights so far.
On the first day we decided to once again get back on the scooters to find our bearings and see as much by ourselves as possible. I finally got a helmet that fit my melon - unfortunately it was decked out with bright ...
Off to higher ground, goodbye Bangkok
Erikas blog Later Thursday night we did head to kanchanburi. We decided to leave around 6:00 pm so we packed up our stuff and jumped on scooter taxis. We, me and carolyn walked up and down a street where buses stop, looking for a bus. Kanchanburi is west of us so we were trying to avoid Bangkok. We asked many people where to go all pointing in different directions. We finally met this guy who spoke really good English who said it was too late at night to catch that bus and that ...
What am I doing here?
... is an avid Man U fan. Thai’s love big English football teams because they put a lot of money into the country via sponsorships. Just for fun I said that we should bet on the game so we bet 100 baht for the end result and 50 baht for every goal our team scored. By the end of the game I felt bad for SP because Man U lost 6-1 which cost him 400 baht. I couldn’t tell him to keep the money because that would really embarrass him so I just paid for the dinner. We ...


