Wiang Fa
Travel Blogs from Lampang
God what a night...
... the German owner of the Riverside Guest House (£220!) for the elephant experience, we walked later down to the Riverside Restaurant, a local place for those with a bit of cash to splash with that puts on some live music every night. Food was great, Ben tried a Burmese Lamb curry, which was very thick and rich - also the best Massumam potato curry to date! Early night for our early start ...
Elephant kisses!!
... like little kids. They were so cute and we were the only ones there for almost 45 minutes! They would play and roam around together like little buds. Adorable. I could have sat there all day and watched them. But unfortunately we had to catch our bus back to Bangkok. It was such an amazing experience. Completely unforgettable! We took an overnight bus back to Bangkok. The train was full and the only thing left was seats on a Super VIP bus. We had never ...
Quick jaunt in lampang
... breakfast in the shade.
I frightened one of the staff in the hotel, as I asked if the sign saying "Danger, crocodiles" was true, but she didn't understand English. I tried to point to the sign and made a crocodile snap gesture with one hand. She thought I was pointing at a snake just behind her, and got a fright.
Walked to the bus station which was further than I expected. Picked up a USB card reader en route, in case more internet cages don't have ...
Week 2 - Lampang - Day 12 and 13
... move. Score. Everything is coming up Millhouse. Had a late lunch in a place that basically poured soupy curry over noodles. It was owned by a former Miss Chiang Mai 1965. She looked hot then..... not so much now. Chilled for a bit then grabbed dinner at this wooden house with a balcony and ordered an obscene amount of food for 140 baht (under 3 quid / 5 bucks). One of my favourite meals with some fried sausage thing. Then wandered the weekend night Market for ...
Lampang
... flavoured jelly sweet, and mine was dragonfruit, which was the brightest purple, reminscent of beetroot, and probably as much of a stain risk. After we ate, the man who ran the place told us a lot about the history of the house and of Lampang. He said the north of Thailand, which is known as Lanna, has much more in common with Burma than with Thailand, and that Lampang itself is very old.
In the evening we met Deborah for dinner at a ...
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Other places to stay in Lampang
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Lampang River Lodge
330 Moo 11, Tambol Chompoo, Lampang | 3 star hotel$94 average -
TipChang Hotel
54/22 Takrow Noi Rd. Sobtui, Lampang | Hotelfrom $23 -
Wienglakor Hotel
138/109 Phaholyothin Road, Lampang | 2 star hotelfrom $58 -
Lampang Wiengthong Hotel
138/109 Phaholyothin Road T. Suandok, A. Muang, Lampang | 3 star hotelfrom $39 -
Pin Hotel Lampang
8 Suandok Road , Lampang | Hotel -
M.R. Palace Hotel
5/2 Montree Rd., Tambol Sobtui Amphur Muang, Lampang | Hotel -
Asia Lampang Hotel
229 Boonyawat Rd., Lampang | Hotel -
Hotel Kim City Lampang
274/1 Chatchai Rd., Lampang | Hotelfrom $24 -
Khelang Nakorn Hotel
18 Suandok Rd. Amphur Muang, Lampang | Hotel -
Kim Hotel
168 Boonyaward Rd., T. Suandorg Muang, Lampang | Hotel -
Romsrithong
142 Boonyawat Rd. Amphur Muang, Lampang | Hotel -
Lampang Hotel
52 Suandok Rd. T. Suandok Muang, Lampang | Hotel -
9 Mituna Hotel
285 Bunyawat Rd. A. Muang, Lampang | Hotel -
Aroonsak
90 Boonyawat Rd. A. Muang, Lampang | Hotel -
Sakol
139 Phahol Yothin A. Muang, Lampang | Hotel
