Mekvilai Hotel Tak
311/1, Racheang, Muang Tak, Thailand
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Travel Blogs Nearby
My Home Away from Home
... meaning and purpose. Living at the guest house near the home,
made us feel part of the family, spending all our free time hanging
out with the kids right up to bed time. The moment I will never
forget and will cherish forever was when both Weechai and Tanangso feel
asleep in my arms and lap one evening before bed. My heart broke remembering
their stories and how many would consider them orphaned ...
Welcome to Tak!
... a tour in the back of her pick-up, unfortunatley it was still dark and we didn't see much but we appreciated the thought. Then we went up to Pee Nengs house, which is really nice. At the time we were just really tired and Pee Neng shuffled us in, up the stairs and then into what she said was her daughters room, and then closed this metal shutter thing across the door, which was very wierd. We slept until about midday and then when we came downstairs we were told Pee ...
Welcome back to Oni's travel stories.......
... locals get asked for passports, ID cards and get a drilling, me: well they pretended I wasn’t there, I didn’t mind.
Stumbling off the bus at sparrows **** into the still dark dawn and trying to negotiate a good price for my tuk tuk into town wasn’t the easiest task. Actually tuk tuk is too big a word, scooter with trailer strapped to the back is more appropriate. Anyways managed to share the ride with a Burmese man, and as we bounced ...
Chiang Mai Cooking School
Mar 3: In the afternoon, we travel to Chiang Mai. The evening presents you with a fantastic opportunity to explore the famous Night Bazaar, a shopper's paradise! The combination of the local Lanna handicrafts and the traditional wares of the hilltribe people on offer ensure that you won't go away empty handed. Mar 4: All-day cooking school, starting with an early morning visit to the local market to get all our ingredients. Here we learn the intricacies ...
The refugees of Mae Sot
... I'm sure when we're back in the rat race, this pride may all be foreign to us, and until we get settled back into our normal lives, we might worry about just how free of everything we are and how insecure this will make us feel in our real worlds! Nevertheless, the theme of boasting about what little one has and how much one has left jobs and the like, continues on this trip quite a lot, whether we overhear it or are told of the situation by other ...
