Udon Hotel Udon Thani
81-89 Mak Khaeng Rd, A. Muang Udon Thani, 615000, Thailand
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Moon River guesthouse
... to do. There was a big do going on in the Wat, hundreds of school children, what they were doing, I have no clue. Eventually, I did walk back up to the KFC, had an cone, and caught the #3 back. This time I got off at the market that is near the guesthouse, and it is incredible. Everything there, all kinds of food.
My room was one of two of a little wooden bungalo on stilts. The guy staying next door was ...
Waiting at the Airport
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We pack our bags and head out for breakfast at the Scandinavian Bakery. Croissants and jam again…we are getting really spoilt. We bargain with a tuk-tuk driver to take us to Friendship Bridge. Half an hour later we are there. We fly through Laos immigration. We buy a bus ticket and pile onto the bus….there is no queueing here….you literally have to jostle and push your way, it really feels like you are being quite rude. You’d get ...
Marriage proposal
... on Sundays, that meant that 'Nana' had to have been in Udon Thani for at least three weeks! I gave him the suspicious look and he explained that he had been looking for work as an English Teacher (his English was amazing) and although only temporarily living in the hotel, he was in fact looking for a flat to rent.
That was when I got propositioned. He said he was very lonely in Udon Thani all on his own and it would be nice for me to join him in ...
Day 46: On a road to somewhere
... his visa in Chiang Khan (he is on a non-immigrant visa which is why he has different criteria but it hadn't helped in this case). He was taking a trip up river to Tali where he hoped to get it sorted but was still expecting to have to leave the country.
Brian came in to find me and we started walking in the general direction of the embassy. We walked past a large ceremonial arch called Pataxai and I took some pictures with my memory card rapidly filling. After ...
Mutt Mee for me ........
... to the Malaysian border. It's even more annoying when we found out that Thailand are currently giving away 2 month (multiple entry) visas free, which we could have got in Vientiane, and these you can extend, which would at least have given us more options. Hey ho, we learn these things as we go along. The train goes directly to the north east border point of Sungai Kulok where we can cross the border to Malaysia, from there it's not very far to take a ferry to The ...


