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Leaving Bankok for Koh Tao
BANGKOK We arrived in Bangkok at about 7 in the evening on Monday and jumped in a taxi to our hotel as we could hardly move our bags, let alone get them in a bus. We stayed at a really nice hotel called Triple Two Silom on Silom Road in downtown Bangkok. We decided to go out and get something to eat, and wandered along to the night markets on …
Bangkok, die Letzte
... Menschen waren dort unterwegs. Leider sind viele Touristen hier nicht unbedingt mit Rücksicht gesegnet – wir waren jedenfalls froh, als wir in we***** überlaufenden Gebieten des Wats waren und uns auch mal kurz hinsetzen konnten. An sich ist der Wat Pho wirklich sehr sehenswert, die vielen Menschen und die lauten Durchsagen, die aus einer Festlichkeit im Inneren des Wats hervorgingen, störten die Atmosphäre aber beachtlich.
Wir entspannten uns ein bisschen am Fluss, ...
Chiang Rai to Bangkok
... dinner, we went to the Vertigo Bar at the Banyon Tree Hotel next door. We took a lift to the 59th floor and then had to walk up another 2 floors to the roof. The view was still hazy, even at 10.30 at night, but it was still a bit magical. We couldn't drink anymore cocktails so switched to G&T. We only got to have one each before it started to rain lightly. They close off the bar at 11.00 pm anyway, so it was back to our hotel to sleep in the best bed of our ...
Hot as hell and i'm not going to take it anymore..
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So our ferry arrived and it was jam packed but we jumped on
and sped away, under the phra pok kalo bridge and the memorial bridge. We jumped
off at tha tien where the golden place and the reclining Buddha is and in Laura
and Pietro style decided not to follow the crowd of tourists and went the
opposite direction causing us to walk through what seemed to be a mass eBay
selling of rubbish/car boot sale of items found in the river……we are ...
Llegada al reino de Siam
... y un ingreso per capita aprox. de 25 mil dólares al año (el promedio de Tailandia es de 9 mil), Bangkok se ve -y se siente- como una gran urbe de clase media en ascenso, de gente sonriente y educada (prácticamente con todo el mundo nos pudimos comunicar en inglés!) y con una identidad y una cultura muy marcadas. Como buenos turistas que somos, hicimos el recorrido clásico: paseo por el río (aunque sólo fue el bote de servicio ...
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