Today we hired a car, and hit the road. With Lisa behind the wheel and Debbie being the chief navigator, we managed to get our way out of Chiang Mai without too much trouble - during the midday rush hour. It didn't take us long to get used to the Thai driving rules: indicate left if you are turning left, or if it's OK for the car behind to overt...

Desde Mae Sot a Tak para cojer el autobus hasta Chaing Mai, 60 Bhats From Mae Sot to Tak, to get the bus to Chiang Mai Bus for 60 Bhat

Thi-Lo-Su the biggest famous waterfall of Thailand, also the stunning, largest falls of Southeast Asia and ranked sixth prettiest famous waterfall of the world.

Day 117 Sun 5th March 2006 Making the move to Umphang It was all systems go this morning, we were up by 9am and looking at the hiring of the car. I managed to find a place on the net that was just around the corner from Madras but everyone wanted to have thorough look on the net, to look into it in his or her own way. An hour or so later, we end...

Still groggy halfway through my Pepsi when the bus to Chiang Mai is ready. I consider holding on to Jay, making the ride with him, staying with my friends, and leaving my stuff at the house, but I wait, watch Jay through the window until I can't stand looking anymore. I drop off some things, e-mail a few people. I could drop the whole idea, meet...

Ok, we may be the only tourists in Thailand who after being at one border town, headed almost directly for another... But Idan is interested in gem trade, and i am interested in staying away from the standard "LOOK I'VE GOT A THAI GIRL WITH ME" tourist. After a long night taking a bus from Chang Rai to Tak, and then finding out the next bus to M...