Travel, Food & Books
Jungle trekking is one of the activities must do when visiting Koh Chang. However, accessing the waterfall or finding the safest routes to the peak of the jungle was hard work without marked trails. The only way to safely explore those places is by going with a local experienced tour guide.
Continue reading “Klong Prao Trek Koh Chang with Tan Trekking”
My flight from Kuala Lumpur landed at 5:15 pm, and I thought I’d be able to meet up with Mike at about 7 pm. However, I was wrong, and I spent 40 minutes queuing for immigration clearance. The journey in a taxi also took about 2 hours to get to Amora NeoLuxe Suites in Sukhumvit due to the traffic-jammed.
Continue reading “Koh Chang Thailand”
Yesterday, when we visited Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, we drove past Chiang Mai Zoo. And since we didn’t have any plan for today, we decided to visit it. Continue reading “Chiang Mai Zoo and Aquarium”
Chiang Mai is the second-largest city in Thailand with its population of about half a million. Located 700km from Bangkok, there are three options to reach this place, bus, train or by flight. The cheapest option is by Bus with the fare about 400-600Baht. However, I’m not sitting on a bus for 10 hours journey unless there’s no other option. And since flight and train are a much comfortable way of travelling, we opted for it. Continue reading “Chiang Mai The New City”
We flew from Penang to Don Muang at 15:05 (Malaysia time) and reached 15:40 (Thailand time). This time we stayed at Trinity Silom by Zinc for two nights before leaving to Chiang Mai. While we were in Bangkok, we went to Molly Malone and met up with Mike’s mate, Trev. Besides eating and drinking for two days here, we didn’t do any sightseeing. Continue reading “Eating and Drinking in Bangkok”
Koh Lipe is the island that you must visit if you do not have the budget to the Maldives. Located 42km from Langkawi, journey by Speedboat from Telaga Harbor only takes approximately 90minutes.
Continue reading “The Maldives of Thailand”
Planning to go local on this trip to Ayutthaya, we bought ourselves a 3rd class coach seating on an ordinary train. Selling at only 15Baht per person, we get to sit where there’s no air con but a fan.
Continue reading “The Sacred City”
I’ve always been interested in visiting Bangkok, so, when Mike asked me where I would like to go for my birthday, I suggested Bangkok. It didn’t take long for him to approve my choice of place since Bangkok has always been his favourite city.
Continue reading “City of Angels”
This post was all about our two days quick trip searching for foods in places that we stopped. The trip was from Penang to Langkawi and then to Satun Thailand. We bought our ferry ticket two days before the departure date from Super Fast Ferry Ventures. The cost for a round trip from Penang to Langkawi was RM140.00 per person. Continue reading “Food Trip in Two Countries”