The Tip Hotel Nong Khai

9 Mitrapap Rd. Moo 10, A. Muang Nong Khai, Thailand

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Welcome to the Jungle

A travel blog entry by tomdack

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Alright then! and we thought we had fun in Bangkok, little did we know what the next week would bring.

We arrived in Chiang Mai at about 10am on the 14 hour night train from Bangkok, it may not sound like luxury but it was the best nights sleep that I had had so far. Theres a few pictures from the train that show just how condensed …

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Jaahyvaiset

A travel blog entry by reppureissaaja

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... jo aikaisemmin.

Ko Changilla ei sitten tullut mitaan ihmeempia tehtya. Viimeisena paivana kavin Bang Baon kalastajakylassa vierailemassa ja ruokailemassa Buddha Sea View -ravintolassa. Oli todellakin sea view kun lattiassa oli reika ja sen paalla matala poyta. Poydan aaressa istuessa sai istua lattian reunalla ja lilluteltua jalkoja ilmassa. Haluan tollaisen ...

Nong Khai

A travel blog entry by lisa_and_paul

... saturated in fish sauce, chilli, lime juice, and pounded, and something called pork nam tok, slices of grilled pork in another, but different, spicy sauce. This feast would set us back about 3.50 pounds.

The evening would finish with a trip to the 7Eleven, where they had a special offer on coconut and sweet bean ice creams, two for 25 baht (50p), and then dashing back to our guesthouse as the rain set in again for the night.

Happily it ...

Bye Lynne, and Thailand

A travel blog entry by ericjon97

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... to renew his visa for Thailand from the embassy in Vientiane. We only got about an hour into the trip before the cabin steward came through and turned our seats into beds and I have settled in nicely. It’s a very comfortable bed with total privacy on this lower bunk. I’m just going to watch a view TV shows and movies and try to get some sleep. Let’s hope it’s a smooth ...

Mehkong River Cruise

A travel blog entry by jmwaters

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... seeds or cleaning pots. Even though they live in total poverty, our guide introduced us to a few people and explained all of the community activities and traditions they have and, on the whole (obviously from an outsiders' POV) they all seemed really happy with their basic lifestyle - definitely gave us all some food for thought.

Back on the boat, the family who own and run the boat made us ...