Chai Nat, Thailand

... over the years, so they could be chinese-thai). They asked me what country I was from, and how long I have been in Thailand. I think they were just proud they could speak English (which they should be.. not easy to learn the respective language of another ...

... food and it was teh mega yum. Caravan'd back to the ranch - the mother of all the sisters bought a swath of land in Chai Nat, on which a farmer and his family lived and attended to the rice paddies/coconut trees/etc. There are several houses on the land ...

... what it is about Asia and karaoke, but I truly believe it is the glue that holds this continent together. Upon my return from Chai Nat I decided to take a new route home from the bus station. A little hint for anyone planning to travel to Bangkok, the ...

... a cold drink and some shade. I get to meet the most interesting and friendly people at these drink stops. Once I get to Chai Nat I realise that finding a hotel will be interesting. All signs are in thai script. I ask for directions on the main street ...