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It was inevitable, we were going to take one of those behemoths through the night at one stage or another, don't get me wrong, I don't mind them but given half a chance I'd rather take a sleeper train or break the journey up a little bit but this one just ...
Desde Mae Sot a Tak para cojer el autobus hasta Chaing Mai, 60 Bhats From Mae Sot to Tak, to get the bus to Chiang Mai Bus for 60 Bhat
... content to watch the lights from the bridge. New teams of dancers walk behind me where you can see the bridge of Tak. Halfway through the festivities, I start coughing steadily. I feel a little feverish and I'm getting a headache. I sit down and make ...
Ok, we may be the only tourists in Thailand who after being at one border town, headed almost directly for another... But Idan is interested in gem trade, and i am interested in staying away from the standard "LOOK I'VE GOT A THAI GIRL WITH ME" tourist. ...
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Budhist Lent day (Khao Phansa) Let see Thai budhist culture around the courntry
Posted on Jul 9, 2008, 23:15:26
... , which features a procession of ornately-carved beeswax candles of various shapes and sizes, and the "Tak Bat Dok Mai" floral offering merit-making ritual that is unique to Saraburi province. Information from: Tourist Authority of Thailand.
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Thailand in a week ?
Posted on Feb 26, 2009, 08:36:24
... Koh Samet (shorter travel time from Bangkok) Koh Samui Kanchanaburi Chiang Mai Mae Hong Son Loei Sukhothai Khao Yai National Park Korat Songkla Tak Khun Yuom Nan etc etc There are many places, each could be equally fascinating and enjoyable for a week
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In Bangkok
Posted on Jul 26, 2008, 09:52:53
... other places to go. Throw away the LP Guidebook as well. How about Mae Hong Son, Nan, Prae, Chiang Rai, Uttradit, Sukhothai, Tak, Lampang, etc? Or from Bangkok just head a little north to Khao Yai National Park and the surrounding area there. Or go to ...
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Morkedoh/Tee Lor Su Waterfall/karen Village Kohta 4 D/3 N
Posted on Sep 1, 2008, 20:28:31
TEE LOR SU WATERFALL When you visit the Tee Lor Su Waterfall in Umphang, Tak province, Northwestern Thailand, you are going to see a lot more than simply Thailand's highest (and according to Thais the most beautiful) waterfall. From Umphang you can ...
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