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From Bangkok to Kanchanaburi

We Brits arrived at Bangkok airport around 9am, wondering how we were going to get through another day without crashing out...particularly since the day turned out to be so eventful. We hardly had time to recover from the flight before we found ourselves making yet more introductions - to the...

permalink written by  lucy3119 on August 8, 2009 from Kanchanaburi, Thailand
from the travel blog: Thailand 2009



Tiger Temple

One of the most interesting volunteer opportunities I was able to find is the chance to work with the endangered Bengal Tiger. This place is known as the Tiger Temple. It's only a couple hours west of Bangkok in the well known town of Kanchanaburi. They have 18 Bengal Tigers and more on the way....

permalink written by  Archie on July 28, 2009 from Kanchanaburi, Thailand
from the travel blog: Thailand



The Mighty Mekong.

Nuttter arrives in the luxury of an AIR-CONDITIONED VAN to Chiang Khong today. A border town between Thailand (good-bye) and Laos (Hello!). Chiang Khong is a popular back-packing village/town/collection-of-small-buildings clinging to the mighty Mekong River, abound with spectacular views of...

permalink written by  Groovespook on July 16, 2009 from Chiang Khong, Thailand
from the travel blog: Nuttter's S.E. Asian Escapade



Chang mai

Chiang Mai

permalink written by  joe91 on July 15, 2009 from Chiang Mai, Thailand
from the travel blog: To Singapore and beyond in 6 weeks.



Chiang Mai and the 300 temples.

So, dispatches from Thailand have Nuttter wandering around Chiang Mai absorbing the local customs and snapping away at the amazing world she is now part of. Unfortunately I could not get any photos from her as the internet cafe she is at is powered by hampsters. I have it on good authority...

permalink written by  Groovespook on July 14, 2009 from Chiang Mai, Thailand
from the travel blog: Nuttter's S.E. Asian Escapade



Bangkok for a minute

Just for a minute before hopping on another plane for Chiang Mai.

permalink written by  Groovespook on July 13, 2009 from Bangkok, Thailand
from the travel blog: Nuttter's S.E. Asian Escapade



Chiang Mai - Direct from the source.

I left Singapore ridiculously early today and, this afternoon, find myself in northern Thailand. Chiang Mai to be precise. It's pretty full-on. An assualt on the senses. The city is surrounded by a moat and cars and motos and tuk-tuks zip by constantly, filling the air with noise. Side streets...

permalink written by  Groovespook on July 13, 2009 from Chiang Mai, Thailand
from the travel blog: Nuttter's S.E. Asian Escapade



End of the Islands - The Full Moon Party

The full moon is significant to many cultures for various reasons. In southern Thailand, it is an excuse to host an enormous island beach party, the scale of which is dizzying, with 50+ bars/clubs, techno/house/rave music, and, of course, tens of thousands of people. The Full Moon Party was to...

permalink written by  bhkann on July 11, 2009 from Ko Samui, Thailand
from the travel blog: Ben's SE Asia Voyage



Bangkok

Bangkok

permalink written by  joe91 on July 10, 2009 from Bangkok, Thailand
from the travel blog: To Singapore and beyond in 6 weeks.



Hua Hin

Hua Hin

permalink written by  joe91 on July 9, 2009 from Hua Hin, Thailand
from the travel blog: To Singapore and beyond in 6 weeks.



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