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Dreadlocks and Ladyboys (Bangkok Part 2)

Through all the dazzle and glory of Bangkok's economy and culture lies massive amounts of pollution and Western influence. The photos above were taken from a longboat on Bangkoks main river, Chao Phraya. Los Angeles has nothing on this! The taste of pollution and raw sewage in many places...

permalink written by  JohnJack_Crestani on January 25, 2009 from Bangkok, Thailand
from the travel blog: I Meet the SouthEast



Andaman Coast

We woke to the sound of hooting Gibbons at around 7am on the last day at the Khao Sok National Park . With our sexy scooter raring to go, we set off on a day long adventure to find the Dam. We arrived at the main viewpoint to find a huge lake with long tailed boats cruising from one side to...

permalink written by  Kav & Sara on January 24, 2009 from Krabi, Thailand
from the travel blog: Round the world trip!!



Dreadlocks and Ladyboys

Finally completing the intensive traveling (and jetlagged) part of my trip is a godsend, and being able to relax without having to necessarily go anywhere or do anything has been great. That being said, many interesting things have happened, from my Ringat-less, fraud-protected-credit-card...

permalink written by  JohnJack_Crestani on January 21, 2009 from Bangkok, Thailand
from the travel blog: I Meet the SouthEast



Gulf Coast

After settling down in Ko Samui, we got another motorbike as its by far the easiest and cheapest way to get around. We did most of the usual tourist spots, which were pretty impressive! Our first stop was Samui Aquarium, where the marine life was spectacular. We fed some turtles some lettuce...

permalink written by  Kav & Sara on January 19, 2009 from Khao Sok, Thailand
from the travel blog: Round the world trip!!



Treking near Chiang Mai

After Bangkok we headed to Chiang Mai to do a jungle trek... At the Riverside cafe in Chiang Mai: Bugs from a street vendor cart - I passed on these: Our trek started on elephants: Then we hiked for about 4 hours climbing 1500 vertical meters: We stayed at a LaHou...

permalink written by  soloshell3 on January 9, 2009 from Chiang Mai, Thailand
from the travel blog: Solomon and Michelle's Southeast Asian escape



Bangkok sight seeing

Sunrise Wat: Roasted chicken hearts from a sidewalk cafe. I had 2 - delicious Grand Palace: Feeding baby elephant:

permalink written by  soloshell3 on January 5, 2009 from Bangkok, Thailand
from the travel blog: Solomon and Michelle's Southeast Asian escape



Sunday night fights in Bangkok

We arrived in Bangkok Saturday evening and we slept half of Sunday away, so we didn't really do much till Sunday afternoon. After getting familiar with the subway/sky train system we took river boat to a bar and then a tuktuk to a local stadium for Muay Thai - Thai kick-boxing. I had visions...

permalink written by  soloshell3 on January 4, 2009 from Bangkok, Thailand
from the travel blog: Solomon and Michelle's Southeast Asian escape



Thailand

After saying bon voyage to India, we said sawadee-ka to Thailand! We arrived in Bangkok at midday on the 27th to the sight of tuk-tuks and multicoloured taxis. Bangkok was another very busy city, which can only be expected for a capital city. Although the busyness was reminiscent of Delhi, there...

permalink written by  Kav & Sara on January 3, 2009 from Ko Samui, Thailand
from the travel blog: Round the world trip!!



Bon Voyage India!

After spending Christmas at the zoo and having a Chinese for dinner, our trip through India had come to an end. So we think we should close this trip with a reflection on our experiences in India. After only a week in India, we were questionning why we came here. It seemed like a smelly,...

permalink written by  Kav & Sara on December 28, 2008 from Bangkok, Thailand
from the travel blog: Round the world trip!!



Finding work

I'm not very good at looking for a job. Meeting up with Christy, Krungthai and his friends from Ireland for lunch, dinner or just one drink, seems to fill the day. But, I set myself a target of applying for 20 jobs and having a job within the next two weeks. I give up looking a Malaysia and...

permalink written by  Yee Ling Tang on December 22, 2008 from Bangkok, Thailand
from the travel blog: the break



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