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Baan Lotus
A Travel Blog entry by worldlywanderer from Ayutthaya, Ayutthaya, Thailand
... lucky. Within a few hundred metres of the market lies Bann Lotus and old family home now run by one of the sisters as a guest house with help from another when she decides to go travelling. When we arrived she was in china to discover how they celebrate ...
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LANDED
A Travel Blog entry by mandma from Ayutthaya, Thailand
... nebula of Bangkok. After little over an hour we arrive in Ayutthaya, where, following the trusted guide, we chose the Baan Lotus guest house, a nice and quiet retreat away from the loud and crowded streets. Incidentally, the Baan Lotus is very nice and ...
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Ancient Meets Modern In Ayutthaya
A Travel Blog entry by peteandliz from Ayutthaya, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, Thailand
... as usual, the Lonely Planet map was less than helpful and it took us a while to find it, but eventually we checked in to Baan Lotus Guest House. It was a nice clean and quaint room in the building of an old school. It was a shared bathroom, ...
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Lotus position
A Travel Blog entry by worldlywanderer from Ayutthaya, Thailand
... lucky. Within a few hundred metres of the market lies Bann Lotus and old family home now run by one of the sisters as a guest house with help from another when she decides to go travelling. When we arrived she was in china to discover how they celebrate ...
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Travelling to spend time with temples, Ayutthaya
A Travel Blog entry by jenandtony from Ayutthaya, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, Thailand
... day yesterday, today we are 'at home' relaxing in a pagoda build in the centre of the water lily lake that gives our guest house its name Baan Lotus. The original house is an old teak house that has been restored. Next to it is a very nice new house built ...
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Ayutthaya
A Travel Blog entry by lisa_and_paul from Ayutthaya, Thailand
... Ayutthaya. We arrived on Saturday afternoon, after a three hour train ride from Pak Chong, and checked into a lovely guest house called Baan Lotus. At 400 baht a night (about 6 pounds 50), it was more expensive than our usual accommodation, ...
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The first stop on our way up North
A Travel Blog entry by jz2009 from Ayutthaya, Thailand
... the way. Had to get a ferry over the canal which surrounds the city, which cost 8 pence! We stayed in a lovely place called Baan Lotus, set in beautiful grounds with a huge pond at the back - idyllic. Best place we've stayed so far, although the ...
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Moving on up
A Travel Blog entry by marmotstew from Ayuthaya, Thailand
... have fallen over and most were desecrated by the Burmese in the 18th century. Off on a tour round them tonight in a tuk tuk. The guest house is OK and at 7 euros a night is our cheapest ever (we're getting worse) and is a renovated teak house ...
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Staring at Wot?
A Travel Blog entry by flash101 from Ayutthaya, Thailand
... whine and moan about it to whoever will listen, so I guess I'm not that bad! Managed to stay in this brilliant guest house ran by a lovely if somewhat spooky Thai woman, complete with fish pond and hammocks. Naturally Tanya couldn't possibly resist ...
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Giving thanks to Elephants, massages and Thailand
A Travel Blog entry by fatkidfrogs from Chiangmai , Chiang Mai, Thailand
... the bit of driving down the dark alley had us nervous! We thoroughly sprayed ourselves with mosquito repellent and settled into A Little Bird Guest House, which was only costing us US $11.37 for two nights stay!! We were in a 4 person bunk dorm ...
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Locals, Trains and Bicycles
A Travel Blog entry by andrewandlaura from Chiang Mai, Thailand
... rain and by the time we found our guesthous we looked like drowned cats! (or Poco in the backyard). Baan Lotus was a beautiful guest house set amongst lush natural growth, and guard dogs as ancient as the ruins surrounding us. The rooms were the ...
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The Final Verdict: Strange,Wonderous or Hahrrible?
A Travel Blog entry by kerissafuccillo from Ayutthaya, Thailand
... up SE Asia so that I can begin anew in India One more gratitude meander... Orhids, lotus flowers and night blooming jasmine, infant monkeys nursing at the gloaming hour, windy motorbike rides with a cacophony ...
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Ayutthaya
A Travel Blog entry by rosandjohn from Ayutthaya, Thailand
... to the station and got the train (3rd class) to Ayutthaya, tuk tuk to the GH and checked in by 9am. Rural setting, lotus pond and chickens running around. Madam "You pay now" very helpful but sharp, took our money for the night's stay, breakfast ...
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A Travel Blog entry by lonestar from Chiang Mai, Thailand
... after we got kicked out of our hotel because we wouldnˇ¦t go trekking (at which point we splurged and went to the excellent Rendezvous House with a TV (woohoo!), fridge, and hot shower for B280/$6.50 a night), we once again risked our lives and rented a ...
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Wat Goes Up, Must Come Down
A Travel Blog entry by steve_julie from Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai, Thailand
... a your own personal French press, unlimited, strong and tasty. Carpe diem, motherfuckers! Today we will be joining fellow guest Julie (see yesterday for description) and journey up the mountain to the must-see-est temple in Chiang Mai. ...
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Being kissed by elephants
A Travel Blog entry by tofty from Chiang Mai, Thailand
We are in the land of the hill tribes! Having travelled up from Bangkok to Ayutthaya, to Sukhotai to Chaing Mai. We spent 2 nights in Ayutthaya (pronounced eh-oot-ey-ah!) and mostly went to lots of wats (temples). Its quite sad as it ...
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Ayutthaya
A Travel Blog entry by myriam_123 from Ayutthaya, Thailand
I left the peace and quiet of Kanchanaburi thoroughly sunburnt and quite content. I got my first ride in a samlor to the bus station- it's basically someone pulling you around on a bicycle! I was quite impressed with the little old man's strength. lol On ...
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Bye bye Bangkok
A Travel Blog entry by ashmac from Ayutthaya, Thailand
Well, I left Bangkok as quickly as I arrived! I'm in an amazing place called Ayutthaya! Today I've seen temples, ruins, monks and the most gorgeous Thai landscapes you can imagine! Also, travel in Thailand is crazy, I've been on; tuk tuks, a train, a ...
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So much going on...
A Travel Blog entry by bizarreirishsta from Ayutthaya, Thailand
My week was pretty good. A little stressful with things at home, but that'll be taken care of soon enough. My students are still working on typing their biopoems, but here they are: Lucy Loving, smart, artistic, friendly Sister of Yau ...
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