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Travel Blogs from Chiang Rai
Withing the traditional Thai life in the North
6th Nov. 2007
Morning went to the Cambodian embassy and finally we have got our passports with visa. Left Narai hotel. Our flight to Chiang Rai departed from a small airport named Don Muang, little bit far away from the city.
It was already dark in the evening when we arrived at Chiang Rai airport. A nice girl from the Diethelm …
Food and Dring
... Needless to say my conversations have not been meaningful in the least bit in terms of content, but in terms of social interaction I feel like they have been pretty positive. For the past two weeks I have more or less stayed in the same square mile of Mae Lao. I walk from my bungalow to the school (about 200 meters), and I jog around the main road that loops around the school where the houses and some street vendors are (the whole loop about 3 kilometers).
Jogging ...
Far beyond anything I could have imagined...
... word and said absolutely nothing, I can officially say I had no idea of what was going to happen over the next 3 days. We flew in from Bangkok (Don Muang) domestic airport on a flight not even 2 hours long, pretty much pain free. Upon exiting the airport I asked Laura if we needed to look for a cab, she said that we did, so I walked past all the people outside with there boards up, keeping a look out for any taxi stands or any kind of gathering of people, getting into cars. I ...
Discovering Magic on Earth
... s endless work has created one of the most magically breathtaking places that exists on this Earth. It is absolutely incredible, and in general, there aren't many words. Only eyes. And these eyes have seen perfection in beauty, I am so very grateful.
After our incredible experience together at the White Temple, Alexis and I were pretty damn satisfied with our decision to visit Chiang Rai. She was finished with her midterms by trip start but I was one of the very few ...
Last stop in Northern Thailand
... back wall was dedicated to a red demon with strategic placements of Osama Bin Ladan and George Bush in each eye and a scene from 9/11 with the burning towers inside his mouth. All if which I'm sure has some symbolic meaning but the artistry in itself was enough for me. It too is currently unfinished so it'll be really cool to see what else makes it to the wall in years to come. It unfortunately was a no photo zone so I couldn't really sneak any ...