Thepnakorn Hotel Phitsanulok Mae Hong Son

... which is really nice. I also have a huge queen size bed, a nice upgrade from the twin size bed. Geckos frequently wander around the common areas in the house but they're quite cute, and they eat bugs so we like having them around. Unfortunately I saw a huge
tarantula the other day, in our house. Well I took care of him, and I'm quite proud of it. There's an unwritten rule to spiders; they can live wherever they want outside, but the second they come inside ...

... una hora y lo mas alucinante de todo fue el precio: 60BTH que al cambio vienen a ser 1,20€.

Conclusiones:
- Entrar en una peluqueria en Tailandia es toda una experiencia que recomiendo a todos.
- Por alguna razon que no alcanzo a entender, dan a las orejas una importancia que nosotros no acanzamos ni a imaginar.
- No vuelvo a pagar 20€ a un peluquero en Madrid por una mierda de corte de pelo de 10mins.

Autor: Victor

... jonkin ajan paasta piristavalla kertomuksella Thaimaan nykypolitiikan tilasta. Mies surkutteli lakkojen ja mellakoiden aiheuttamia kuluja ja tulonmenetyksia, seka valoitti vahan keltaisen puolen tarkoitusperia. Keltaisiin kuuluu varakkaita ja punainen taas on koyhempien puoli. Thaksin kuulemma oli hoitanut koyhien asiat todella hyvaan jamaan verrattuna entiseen. Vahavaraiset saivat muun muassa kuluttaa 150 yksikkoa sahkoa ...

... 30 mins in the hot sun we got a lift in some guys ute. Being out on the tray was the coolest (temperature wise) way of getting around as its so hot and humid here. So we got to Phitsanulok and discovered we couldn't catch the 1pm train as planned due to our bikes, and we'd have to wait til 8pm to catch the bike friendly train......so back to hitchhiking!!....2 and half hours waiting on the side of ...

... pool and accommodation is provided in comfortable cabins with en-suite bathrooms. The following day we were picked up by a songthaew and taken to the bike hire centre outside the historical park of the old city. Cycling is the best way of getting around the historic park and thankfully everyone in our group knew how to ride a bike. The old city of Sukhothai, meaning dawn of happiness, comprises some 45 ...

We spent a day in Phitsanulok visiting the Folklore Museum, a very random collection of Thai artefacts, a Buddha-making factory to provide background for the many, many statues we had seen so far and Wat Phra Si Mahathat. Thailand, being the slightly strange collection of ...

... Food". You could point to 6 different curries with seiten (fake wheat gluten meat) and get it served over brown rice for only 15 baht. (32 baht=1$) Ai Rai! that means delicious in Thai. We retreated to our fan cooled oasis for the hotter part of the day and I passed out briefly. I had a dream of a beautiful Wat, it was a combination of all that I have visited so far, or maybe one I have yet to see!

... third class one (no free food and maybe no seats) and it left at an unreasonably early hour, whereas the bus left at 9.30 and was air-conditioned. The trip to Chiangmai was fine. It took about six hours and we stopped for breakfast at a service station (chicken and rice). We sat behind a monk for most of the way, who was reading a book. There was a video on the bus which showed some dreadful American movie dubbed into Thai ...

... was clean and simple and only 150 baht (about $5), the vinyl covered mattress and pillows were as hard as rocks, and lumpy at that, so it was a tough sleep. PEOPLE/ANIMALS: In the night market, we were approached by 3 students for whom we filled in a research survey in English. Though we didn't understand about half of it, we weren't sure if they wanted us to mention that, and it was a good effort anyway. While filling them out ...

a confession. I have shamelessly plagiarised Kerry's e-mail to her mum for this entry as I am lazy and anyway it's a fitting break to my sensationalist ranting vitriolic ****.... We hired bikes today and cycled around the old city for about five hours. The temples are dotted in between some amazing landscape, lakes, colourful trees full of tropical flowers, little wooden huts to hide in during the mid day sun and a huge amount of butterflies, dragon flies and ...