Thailand

River Kwai / Chiang Mai / Jungle Trekking

The River Kwai was semi interesting - but it sort of lost any value when a yellow tourist train goes over the bridge and they set off fake fireworks. The place looks amazing though and the weather is awesome 31 degrees. We spent most of the day at an awesome waterfall, the fish bite you're feet...

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bdobson on December 15, 2008 from Chiang Mai, Thailand

from the travel blog: Dobson's World Tour

The place I am heading to in Issan is just an hour on the train from Vientienne – maybe 5 hours tops with a minibus from Vang Vieng. But as I have to collect my new cash card from Bangkok, I reluctantly book the 19 hour bus to Bangkok. (I am so tired of minibuses, buses, trains, boats – the...

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Yee Ling Tang on December 12, 2008 from Udon Thani, Thailand

from the travel blog: the break

Bangkok - 6th Dec 2008

Finally started the world tour, after minutes of preparation. Boarded my flight at Heathrow and swiftly took some 'aquired' prescription sleeping pills - and a pint of beer. The next 12 hours are a complete blur - but I can confirm that the file Wanted is as shit at 30'000 feet as it is at...

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bdobson on December 6, 2008 from Bangkok, Thailand

from the travel blog: Dobson's World Tour

ตลาดน้ำอัมพวา

ทดสอบการเขียน ใส่รูปไงหว่า

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pdotp on November 18, 2008 from Samut Songkhram, Thailand

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Kirkland on November 18, 2008 from Bangkok, Thailand

from the travel blog: Southeast Asia

Thailand

From the Cameron Highlands, I take the local the bus to the west coast, to the town of Ipor and then another bus into the city centre. With glee the driver, the passenger in front of me and a passenger to my left give me a guided tour from the bus window pointing out the old shopping mall, the...

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Yee Ling Tang on November 2, 2008 from Bangkok, Thailand

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The Death Curve

After tuk tuk taxies, ferries, buses, one night in Trat and so, we've got to the second biggest island in Thailand, Ko Chang. Another National Park with a few nice waterfalls and separate prices for Thais and tourists. The beaches are not as 'postcard image' as the ones in Ko Samet but the...

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NuiM on October 23, 2008 from Trat, Thailand

from the travel blog: Un viaje por el sudeste asiático

Koh Tao

Hi, At this moment I'm enjoying my self on the Island Koh Tao... This Island is famous for it's diving.. There are Whale sharks, Bull Sharks, Stingray's, lot's of corral & Fish.. Also been cave diving.. When I arrived here 4 day's ago, Ive started my Advanced diver course.. After my...

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Kristian Kossen on October 20, 2008 from Ko Tao, Thailand

from the travel blog: Trip around the world

Caliente, caliente

... Caliente está el mar en estos confines! Estamos en Ko Samet (Rayong es la región, pero la maravillosa página del blog no nos reconoce Ko Samet, aysh), una islita plagada de calas de arena blanca y fina, rodeadas de palmeritas, batidos, y un mar verde transparente y sorprendentemente...

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NuiM on October 19, 2008 from Rayong, Thailand

from the travel blog: Un viaje por el sudeste asiático

Pa habernos matao!

Tras cinco horas en dos autobuses de lo más curiosos, nos hemos plantado a un par de kilómetros del puente sobre el río Kwai (sí, el de la peli). Hoy la habitación era una cabañita en el susodicho río con su terrazita, su hamaquita, su puentecito de estabilidad dudosa y por supuesto, su ración...

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NuiM on October 16, 2008 from Kanchanaburi, Thailand

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