Lee Garden Plaza Hotel

... we reached Hadyai Municipal Bus Terminal at 3.30pm local time.We took a tuk-tuk outside the station for 80 Bahts only to Lee Garden Plaza Hotel where we will be staying for the night.It was drizzling. 2) Buffet Dinner @ 149 Bahts We took a short rest ...

... from 7-Eleven for dinner on board the train.We have some sweet refreshing coconut jelly sold just  outside the Lee Garden Plaza Hotel before leaving for the station.It cost 30Bahts per coconut.Our train left Haadyai Station at 4.00pm (local ...

... journey took 12 hours and arrived at Hatyai at 9.30a.m local time. 2) Jouney To Phuket  We walked a few streets to Lee Garden Plaza and had a simple meal at their food court at 4th floor then proceed to 10th floor which is the hotel lobby to book a ...

... in a row. Unfortunately, there were no other ware available, unlike Seoul (nicer). We strolled along the pedestrian walkway along Wangfujing (pretty empty of people on a Friday night) and checked out the Oriental Plaza Mall. Lots of chain ...

... not alot to see here, but it did offer a very interesting photo oppotunity. The park contained a small, but tranquil traditional garden with water features and gazebo. Surrounding the garden, the built up urban sprawl. Where they have been, where they ...

... until 6.30 if we were interested. Later we walked past Frailes, a monastery converted to a boutique hotel, with a beautiful courtyard garden which incorporated an old aqueduct channel. In the street outside there were walled enclosures showing the same ...

... masters in the exhibit!  The big attraction right now is "Big Bambu", an evolving bamboo structure in the sculpture garden on the roof.  Think Swiss Family Robinson on Magic Mushrooms, with walkways and platforms way above the rooftop, which is ...

... , Charles V, expels the Muslims and builds a few additions to the beautiful Moorish castle in a European style with a very formal garden. The combination of the two styles reminds you that Spain and Portugal have a far different history than that of the ...

... that appear to be Spanish colonial were all built in the early 20th century. I stayed at La Fonda Hotel which occupied a block near the Plaza (www.lafondasantafe.com) and where I managed to negotiate a super cheap rate because the town was fairly empty. ...

... housing project - a kind of gated community for 1900. Commercially it was a flop but now as a 30-acre garden itīs a delight and attracts millions every year. Lee and I started climbing to the top of the park to see a view of the entire city. As ...

... await us. We make the climb in stages and it takes forever but at the top, the view from the terraced botanical garden is ample compensation. The small museum has a few interesting Inca artifacts and there is an exhibition centred around Thor Heyerdahl, ...

... absolute chaos. Reminds me a bit of the train stations in India. I went off and explored the Shamian Dao area and around the Memorial Garden to the Martyrs. My train was at 9pm. I was in a compartment with a Chinese family whose son was hyper and loud and ...

... folder and bought them for me. Later we picked up John, who had cleaned up pretty good, for John, and took him to Olive Garden where we had a very good meal. Phil chatted with an Italian, straight from Italy, waiter and enjoyed that and also the nice wait ...

... you saw quite a few of his outfits was very cool, as was his personal swimming pool and fitness building. The meditation garden, where the Presley family is buried is a beautiful area of the gardens and the gravestones themselves are very moving- but all ...