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It’s Friday and Almost Songkran 2011
Friday, sunny and not terribly hot and Songkran is next week. I read this morning that some schools have begun the Songkran celebration with prayers and blessing, so the New Year celebrations are kicking off in Thailand. Songkran is an … Continue reading
Posted in Bangkok, Culture, Thailand
Tagged Bangkok, current events, sightseeing, Songkran, songkran 2011, Thailand Travel
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March 2011 Red Shirt & Yellow Shirt Protest Update: No Update, Bangkok is Safe
I have grown weary of the protests in Bangkok, no motivation to be near the protest sites or write about them. The protests seem to dominate the news, but not the lives of Thai people or my life. That seems … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged 2011, Bangkok, Bangkok protest, Bangkok Protests 2011, current events, is bangkok safe, Red Shirt March, Red Shirt Protest, red shirts, Red Shirts in Bangkok, Red Shirts Protest, sightseeing, Thailand, Thailand Politics, Thailand Travel, travel to Bangkok now, yellow shirts
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Quick Trip from Bangkok: Ko Samet
The island of Samet (or Samed) is reached via the Rayong Pier, just under a three-hour drive from Bangkok. At the pier you take a boat to the island, about 30 minutes for a high-speed boat. Samet is a nice … Continue reading
Posted in Quick Trips From Bangkok, Thailand
Tagged Bangkok, Ko Samed, Ko Samet, sightseeing, Thailand Beach, Thailand Travel
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The Ultimate Bachelor Pad- Jim Thompson’s House in Bangkok
Go visit. It’s great. Great architecture, great location, great antiques. Great example about living large. Cool story about his disappearance. Just go. The house is only a 5 minute walk from BTS Skytrain Station National Stadium, touring the house(s) and … Continue reading
Posted in Landmark, Sightseeing, Thailand
Tagged Bangkok, Jim Thompson, Jim Thompson House, sightseeing, Thailand, Thailand Travel
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Cold Weather & Frost in Thailand
Frost has happened at the highest point in Thailand- Doi Inthanon Mountain just north of Chiang Mai. The cold weather has lead to 35 provinces being declared cold weather disaster zones. For a farang, the weather in a place like … Continue reading
Posted in Thailand, Weather
Tagged Chiang Mai, cold weather, current events, sightseeing, Thailand
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2011 Protests in Bangkok- Red Shirts and Yellow Shirts
There have not been disruptive protests in Bangkok in the recent months. Well, traffic might have been disrupted by the protest itself, but the protests have not been violent or prolonged. The Red Shirts have been protesting to remember those … Continue reading
Posted in Bangkok, Culture, Politics, Thailand, Uncategorized
Tagged 2011, Bangkok, Bangkok protest, current events, is bangkok safe, Red Shirt March, Red Shirt Protest, red shirts, Red Shirts in Bangkok, Red Shirts Protest, sightseeing, Thailand, Thailand Politics, Thaksin, travel to Bangkok now, yellow shirts
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Amazing Thailand App on iTunes- Good Travel Reference and Free
Planning to visit Bangkok and Thailand in the near future? Want to check out some of the top tourist destinations and see pictures. Get the Amazing Thailand App (free) for your iPad or iPhone at iTunes, here is the link: … Continue reading
Posted in Bangkok, Sightseeing, Thailand
Tagged Amazing Thailand, Bangkok, Bangkok Weather, current events, iPad App, iPhone App, sightseeing, Temple, Thailand, Thailand iTunes, travel to Bangkok now, View, Wat Hau Lamphong
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Christmas has arrived in Bangkok
The big mango is decorated…..
Posted in Bangkok, Buddhism, Culture, Sightseeing, Thailand
Tagged Bangkok, Bangkok Christmas, Buddhism, Christmas tree, current events, Farang, sightseeing, Thailand, Thailand Travel, travel to Bangkok now
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Cost for Thai Food on the Street
What does $7.50 buy you to eat on the street? Fried chicken: 2 legs and 3 wings, 2 orders of som tum (spicy papaya salad), 3 servings of sticky rice, 1 plate of yaam (spicy seafood salad), 1 plate of … Continue reading
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Tagged Bangkok, current events, Farang, relocation, sightseeing, som tum, street food, thai food, Thailand, Thailand Travel, travel to Bangkok now
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