Filed under: Asia, Thailand, Airports, Dim Sum Dialogues My ears are still ringing from the stacks of speakers that exhilarated Haad Rin all night. The lack of sleep is making my eyes heavy, but the lurching of the ferry refuses to let my body sleep.I'm... ...full story at Gadling
from Gadling on Tue, Sep 29 2009
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Bus ride to my home town Miyazaki »
YouTube video I took a 4 hour bus ride to Miyazaki from Fukuoka airport. It was an over night ride. I was very tired and couldn't wait to sleep, but a guy in front of me snored and he started to grind his teeth while he was sleep. Everyone on the bus wanted to kill... |
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Dim Sum Dialogues in Thailand: Ko Pha Ngan » Gadling Filed under: Asia, Thailand, Budget Travel, Dim Sum Dialogues If you've missed the previous articles in this series, be sure to check out the entire Dim Sum Dialogues column for more on the road from Bangkok to Ko Pha Ngan. After what feels like hours,... |
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Dim Sum Dialogues in Thailand: The road (+ rail + ferry) to Ko Pha Ngan » Gadling Filed under: Asia, Thailand, Transportation, Dim Sum Dialogues The neon pink taxi screeches to a halt. "You must be the best taxi driver in Bangkok." I declare to the driver, and I mean it. Moments ago we were at a complete standstill for nearly twenty... |
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Dim Sum Dialogues in Thailand: The sounds of Siam » Gadling Filed under: Photos, Asia, Thailand, Dim Sum Dialogues Monks chant at Wat Chana Songkhram, near Khao San Road. It's my last day in Bangkok and I'm not ready to leave Thailand. If I had another two weeks, I would have opted to stop at Ko Phi Phi and... |
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Dim Sum Dialogues in Thailand: Full Moon Party » Gadling Filed under: Festivals and Events, Asia, Thailand, Nightlife, Dim Sum Dialogues The big night has finally arrived - a fact made tangible by the surreal moon strung up in the sky by wispy clouds. Legend has it that the first party was held in 1985 for a... |
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