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Into loas we go.........
A Travel Blog entry by jasonandrhe from Udon Thani, Thailand
... the bus station to Nong khai where we went over the frenship bridge (border) into loas. We then travelled 30 mins to the capial vientiane where we found a lovely guest house. We then stayed there until our vietnam visas were ready then we went on our ...
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The Search for the Perfect Camera
A Travel Blog entry by ldillard from Udon Thani, Thailand
... some cases it is MUCH cheaper to go directly to the public bus station to purchase bus tickets than to arrange your travel through a guest house. We knew that the guest houses often have a service fee tacked onto the cost of the bus ticket, ...
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Mutt Mee for me ........
A Travel Blog entry by 50odd from Udon Thani, Thailand
... bridge that spans the mighty Mekong river. Ten minutes later we were in Thailand, again, and found ourselves at the delightful Mutt Mee Guest House (http://www.mutmee.com/). Had it not been for the fact we only had a 15 day visa we would definitely ...
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Day 46: On a road to somewhere
A Travel Blog entry by asphalt_pilgrim from Udon Thani, Thailand
... meet again some time down the road. The bus crawled thru Udon and although I was almost sure that I would be looking for a guest house my stomach was knotting as the minutes ticked by; I just wanted resolution. About 1805 we pulled into station ...
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Moon River guesthouse
A Travel Blog entry by jathomaz from Udon Thani, Thailand
... place(long distance bus station and train station), so don't get pannicked if you ride for what seems hours. The madame at the guest house told me that buses 1,2,3 all go down the main drag in town, so I jumped on bus 3 (the really bright ...
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Chiang Mai and Pai, Thailand
A Travel Blog entry by texmarq from Chiang Mai, Thailand
... find something to eat I decided to hell with Chiang Mai I would go ahead and leave this morning for Pai. I walked back to the guest house and checked out and walked over to the bus station and caught the next bus for Pai. As is commonly the case they ...
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Road Trip and an Incompetent US Embassy in Laos
A Travel Blog entry by wandering_man from Vientiane, Lao Peoples Dem Rep
... it at home--you can buy the rice paper in any Asian market and all other ingredients are easily locally sourced. Staying at the Mixok Guest House. 8500 kip to the dollar, A/C room with a soft queen bed, hot water, and English language TV with CNN and ...
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Thailand - Koh Lanta to Chiang Mai
A Travel Blog entry by sistersontour from Chiang Mai, Thailand
... on rice whiskey. We arrived in Chiang Mai around lunchtime and luckily we knew where we were going as the girls had recommended the guest house they stayed in. We didn't even have to make our own way as a guy from the guest house was there ...
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Crossing the border to Laos
A Travel Blog entry by katyandjames from Vientiane, Lao Peoples Dem Rep
... to Vientiane, the capital of Laos. we were able to sleep in as we had a flight booked at 3.45pm to udon thani in northern thailand, which is a popular checkpoint for people heading across the border. we were slightly unsure where we might ...
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Out and about in the big smoke
A Travel Blog entry by steve_m from Bangkok, Thailand
A liesurely breakfast at the guest house this morning. At 9am we take a taxi to the Dusit Palace and more precisely to Vimanmek Mansion. Jai pays 75bht and the farang pays 100bht. Originally built and located on Ko Si Chang island, King ...
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Weekend-ing in French Flavored Vientiane
A Travel Blog entry by vagabonder from Vientiane, Lao Peoples Dem Rep
... grape juice and then the two made their way back to the Lao/Thai border. Before boarding the Bangkok bound plane in Udon Thani, the two dined at VT. A delicious and famous Vietnamese eatery. The restaurant ships cartons of its treats daily to Bangkok ...
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Welcome to the Lao way of life...
A Travel Blog entry by coretour from Vientiane, Lao Peoples Dem Rep
... a few minutes later and, after a few stops to drop off the driver's friends in the pitch black, we arrived at the Saysouly guest house in central Vientiane. By this time we were starving so went to the restaurant across the road for a delicious Lao meal ...
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Day one and two
A Travel Blog entry by joefeather from Nong Khai, Thailand
... pebbles on the shower floor. I will also say that this was to be the first time that I slept in a bed for 5 months. The guest house had a floating restaurant and bar, as well as a boat that ran evening dinner cruises on the MeKohng river. After a little ...
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Elephant in the room...and a tiger!
A Travel Blog entry by coretour from Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai, Thailand
... the next day we explored Chiang Mai's old city, enclosed by a moat and packed full of temples. On the advice of our guest house receptionist we visited the Saturday night street market, browsing the local crafts and food stalls that lined the Wua Lai ...
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Up in the north East
A Travel Blog entry by timrob from Nong Khai, Thailand
... Nong Khai for about 5 days, there is quite a bit to see and do here.It is a great little town and very friendly people. The guest house is excellent and we have a room with a big balcony looking over the Mekong river, which is the border for Lao and we ...
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Day 45: Kickin' back on Lao Time!
A Travel Blog entry by asphalt_pilgrim from Vientiane, Lao Peoples Dem Rep
... plenty early. It wasn't until about 730 that we started to get more company. The first guy to arrive was a Canadian who had only left Udon THani at 520 this morning. This was amazing going and I almost wished I had doner that but it hadn't been so bad for ...
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Sawadee Ka/Kaap Nong Khai!
A Travel Blog entry by sherbert from Nong Khai, Thailand
(5pm) Flight from Bangkok Don Mueang Airport to Udon Thani Airport. Got minibus transfer directly to Nong Khai :D It's great to be back.Can't wait for Rob to meet my friends from Openmind Projects and show him where I used to cycle every day. Arrived at ...
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the bus ride from hell and my fankle (fat ankle)
A Travel Blog entry by ellenrudge from Nong Khai, Thailand
So we buy our 'VIP' bus ticket to Udon Thani for 613 baht (12 quid) to travel the 430 mile journey. The bus itself was quite nice, air con reclining seats etc. But when, 13 hours later it runs out of fuel opposite a bloody petrol station no less, yet it ...
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Day 108: Purgatory on Wheels
A Travel Blog entry by asphalt_pilgrim from Chiang Mai, Thailand
... took me right up to the door of the place and (annoyingly) said he would wait while I checked the room. Even more annoyingly the guest house was locked down for the night so I now needed to get rid of my 'helpful' chaffuer so I could continue my search ...
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