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Travel Blogs from Chiang Mai
The end of the line
... and then back to stalls again. Each night the sky was lit up with hundreds of lanterns that people were letting go, not to mention tonnes of fireworks. The fireworks were incredibly loud and went on most of the night, you can just fire them off in the streets (gotta watch that you dont get hit by them sometimes) - amazing.
The next day the 4 of us jumped in a tuk tuk and we went to visit an orchid garden, tiger ...
Chiang Mai Temple Wanderings
Today I was awake at 7. I went to Maccas for breakfast (lazy I know) to discover that they have Big Breakfasts here too...will have to break it to Dad that Australia is the only placed they've axed them! Mind you they also have chicken porridge so maybe they just aren't as fussy either. Then decided to head to the flower market, I didn't end up finding it but managed to find Wararot market completely by chance. It's where all the locals shops so ...
The 3 day day jungle trek!
... us entertained. He made us cutlery from Bamboo and made us bracelets, hair bands and rings. Being above the clouds my ears would not stop popping and it also got rather cold as the night went on. We had some late night pancakes (which tasted like sponge cake) probably the only decent food ive eaten so far! We headed to bed for a sleepless night deep in the jungle. Day two we headed back down the mountain and went to two waterfalls. It was ...
The lush north of thailand..or is it north Israel?
... 91; שונה לגמרי מתאיל 04;ד של האיים. נתחיל בזה שקריר (שזו מעלה רציני 14; J) ורגוע פה, וחוץ מזה ...
Flight of the Gibbon
... of ziplines; the above link should spell it all out.
This was an adventure of a lifetime, for a mere $100/person. We literally go from tree to tree (22 connections in all). Of the 22, 4 or 5 were suspended rope bridges....as though there was another option other than suspended. Along the way, we learned a bit more about the Thai rainforest. Did you know that bananas ...
