Viva Hotel
Travel Blogs from Songkhla
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... Malaisie. Ici rien de touristique, pas de bar à bière, pas de billard, sans doute pas de petit déj continental demain, à peine quelques guesthouses.
Nous nous faisons transporter en tuk-tuk vers un petit village de pêcheurs, Kao Seng, un peu décevant l’enfilade de bateaux colorés, mais le temps gris ne facilite pas. Dans le temple surplombant trône une mariée version haut de pièce montée, pas trop sourire, attention au maquillage.
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Bed bugs and shopping
... of market stalls that seemed abandoned a long time ago. We had lunch of Tom Kha Gai and fried rice with crab (Jenny taking the vegetarian option bought her own marmite and bread!) then spread our sarongs on the beach to enjoy the sun. The beach itself was very pretty and quiet, although the sea was alive with all sorts! A group of Thai children beat their shyness to bring us starfish, jellyfish of all colours and too many ...
Monkey Shit Fight!!! A.K.A. Thai transport sucks!!
This is a top pick!
... Thats just the
beginning!!)
There was a bus there and it took us to a hole in the wall shop that
had a million people it seemed sitting around waiting for buses to
various places in Thailand and Malaysia....this was the Holiday company office. It
was INSANE, just a complete caotic mess!
We were given stickers with the name Holiday and their number on it and
one with our detinsation on it then were left with no directtion at ...
Destination; anywhere in Malaysia
... the transport in Thailand is that if you aren't constantly stopping to swap and change vehicles, then your only alternative is to go direct and this means literally; no comfort stops for the toilet or food unless the driver is feeling a bit peckish and because the country is so huge; the journeys are often very long.
This is hugely different to Cambodia where they stop every two hours guaranteed and yet their country is so tiny you can ...
One last day in Thailand...
... Remembering that life on the road is pretty tiring and that you need the odd day every week or two of doing nothing. Lounging about eating and watching tv is good!
I took a stroll out in the evening though. This was unchartered territory really. There wasn't a white person in sight. I wandered the streets seeing what the city had to offer. Not a whole lot from what I could tell, but it was certainly off the main stream tourist route thats for sure. The guide books ...
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