Chiangmai the old capital city of the North… the highest mountains in Thailand. And it’s just a 1 hour flight from Bangkok!!! If you have about 3 days of vacation (more the better!!!)– Don’t miss a trip to Chiangmai as one of your stops in your must see destination list…
There are thousands of interesting Buddhist temples in Thailand, and yes some hundreds in Chiangmai! There are historically significant and contain beautiful artwork, some are popular with local Buddhists and some offer foreigners a chance to learn about architecture. Here are TWO worth a visit, Phrathat Doi Suthep and the Great Buddha’s footprint temple!
Visit Chaingmai – don’t miss a visit to at least one of the Elephant camps, this is a MUST do tour in Chiang Mai because it’s a really great experience to ride elephants in the Forest area (kind of), where you will be able to touch and interact with them. You will experience the special…
Train Market (Chatuchak)—CLOSED?!?!? I feel really bad that the Train Market (Thai: Ta Lad Nad Rod Fi or Ta Lad Rod Fi), next to JJ Market is closed !!! I keep remembering just how cool the night weekend market was…It’s one of my favorite night spots to ride the Harley out during the weekend! But…
“Kanchanaburi – the scene of the World War II Death Railway – And now home to The Tiger Temple”. This is a little far away from Bangkok (2.5 Hours) but it’s worth it!!! Kanchanaburi is a town in the west of Thailand and connected to our neighbor “Myanmar”.
คลิกที่นี่ วันเดียวเที่ยวทั่วปาย ภาษาไทย If you have read Pai and the Night Market already, it’s time to explore some of the full day trips in and around Pai. Start with the free trips that were offered from our resort “Montis” to the Yunnan Chinese Village and Wat Nam Hu…
It’s hard to believe this road is in Bangkok!!! The most tourists (99% backpackers) ever over here and only a few Thais!!! The backpacker street has grown to be one of the largest travel metropolises in Bangkok. It is considered by many as a “must see”, “must go” and “must do”!!!
It’s awesome time!!! Check out the recently trip pictures from “Kanchanaburi” – the scene of the World War II -The Tiger Temple” !!! This is a little far away from Bangkok (2.5 Hours) but it’s worth it!!! Just try to get up early and leave Bangkok around 7.30 in the morning.
END of story, the tiger temple in Thailand is closed!!! I’m feeling so sad, we went there not just to play with the tigers but were amazed by the wildlife and the Thai monks that took care of all the animals. I never expected them to be involved in any type illegal wildlife trade… My…
Don’t miss!!! 13-22 December, “I’ve been to this show and I highly recommend it! There’s charging elephants and cannon fire and pyrotechnics… There’s also a kind of a market with people in costume and plenty of street food. Overall an enjoyable evening” …
(คลิกที่นี่ วันที่1 ภาษาไทยค่ะ) Fly to Pai? I’ve heard and wondered, why most Thais like to go to Pai during December and January?!?!?! This Christmas seemed like a good time for us to visit and check it all out for Somethingjam.com’s fans!
The temple of the reclining Buddha วัดพระเชตุพนวิมลมังคลาราม (วัดโพธิ์) This temple is commonly known by Thai people as Wat Po or Wat Pho… Wat Po is famous for the most beautiful Reclining Buddha in Thailand. Also very popular for Thai Massage, don’t miss out!
Bangkok is laced with so many canals it used to be referred to as the “Venice of the East”. But Bangkok turned into a bustling metropolis, only Thonburi’s surviving canals and the Chao Phraya River provide memorable vignettes of the traditional waterborne way-of-life that once was. No wonder then that most travellers visit the district…
Lopburi – Mokey Town (TH: ศาลพระกาฬ-พระปรางค์สามยอด จ.ลพบุรี) If you are very naughty or never stayed calm, the Thai parent would say “Are you a monkey form Lopburi?”
JJ Market (Chatuchak or Jatujak Market, Bangkok) We say in Thai that this market has everything from a tooth pick to a Battle ship!” Because it’s Not Just a huge market, this is a SUPER HUGE market! You can find everything that you can imagine here!
English Version (Trip from Pai to Mae Hong Sorn 1/2, 2/2) ต่อจากความตอนก่อน ทริปจากปาย ไป แม่ฮ่องสอน 1/1 เรายังเหลือ 6 ที่หลักๆ ที่อยู่ในแพคเกจทัวร์ รถตู้จากปายมาตัวเมืองแม่ฮ่องสอนค่ะ
(ภาษาไทย ทริปจากปาย ไป แม่ฮ่องสอน 1/2, 2/2) Continued from Trip from Pai to Mae Hong Sorn 1/2 The trip from Pai to Mae Hong Sorn cost only 600 baht but stop for 9 places, we got a lot pictures that’s why we have to separate this thip to 2 episodes… There are another cool 6 places in…
(Tham Lod – The coolest cave in Pai) อีกวันหนึ่งเต็มๆวันที่ปาย วันที่เราเตรียมไว้ สำหรับไปถ้ำลอดโดยเฉพาะค่ะ ถ้ำลอดเป็นถ้ำได้รับคำยืนยันจากคนรู้จักที่เพิ่งจะกลับมาจากปายบอกเล่าให้ฟังว่า สถานที่ที่เธอประทับใจมากที่สุดในปายคือ ถ้ำลอด
(ภาษาไทย ทริปจากปาย ไป แม่ฮ่องสอน 1/2, 2/2) This day was more about exploring…Mae Hong Sorn, the “Shangri-La” of Thailand. Mae Hong Sorn is one of Thailand’s dream destinations.
