The Pan Pacific Bangkok

... especially in the poorer areas<br>- There is no recycling anywhere, yet is a culture of easy consumption.<br><br>Tonight, we fly from Bangkok to Seoul at 1:00 AM, then onto NYC and we'll finally land in Montreal at 4:30 PM tomorrow afternoon. It will be a lengthy journey but one that has been worthwhile and extremely rewarding. We are eager to see family, friends and Godzilla again, hopefully she hasn't forgotten who Mom and Dad are.

It is always nice to go back to a place that felt like home the first time I went there. Mission College or the now named Asia Pacifc University is like my vacation spot where I go to collect myself and revive the country inside of me. But I am still a city lover, there are just those ...

I caught the bus to KL Central which is the hub of the railway system There is also the checkin desk for Malaysian Airlines. I booked in the bag, walked across to the Express Airport train and within 30 mins I was at customs ect. at the airport I never saw my bag again until I got off at BKK. That's waht I call effiency ...

<br>Anyone who reads this dont judge my spelling or grammar mistakes i usually have like 5 minutes before power goes out or pay per minute to write these things so ya and some may be boring and ill try to figure out to put pics up but who knows and trust me i forget or leave out alot of crazy things!!!!! love u all and just something to do when ur bored.<br><br>So i begin my journey and expecting the flight to be ...

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... when you arrive in Bangkok is the immense heat, the forecast for the afternoon of our landing was Thunder and Rain, but there was nothing of the sort. I got through customs and Visa control ok, and then I was on my way. My guest house was on Koh San Road, which, for those who haven't been to Bangkok before, is where most of the Backpackers go. Being tired from the flight I decided to just have a couple of beers and some food at the Guest House before getting my ...

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... people 200 yards down the road proceeding to the "closed palace" we got in and went to the first complex: the temple of the Emerald Buddha. The whole complex was lavish and opulent and the buildings looked liked they had been swallowed by some bling monster, processed and excreted on the other side completely adorned with gold, ruby, sapphire, and emerald coloured mosaics and tiles. The buildings were magnificent and my descriptions won ...

... A 20 day trek to Everest Base Camp with 17 people I didn&#8217;t know!! I had so much anxiety about this next adventure&#8230; was I ready for this? I had done virtually no training&#8230; I hadn&#8217;t ran or done hill climbing or anything. The only thing I had done was taken the stairs at each hotel I stayed in! That and walk for miles on end when sightseeing but I was certain that was no preparation for what lied ahead.

... had a shower and took a nap, feeling refreshed decided to hit the legendary Kaoh San Road. <br><br>I stayed out quite late just partying, till about 4am. I met a Dutch girl and a Belgium girl (can&#8217;t remember their names), we got talking, I mentioned to them that I was going to see a guy in Bangkwang jail. They were intrigued and said that they would love to come with me. We arranged to meet up later that morning and head to the prison. I woke up in time and went to the pre ...