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Picture taken at Bang Phi Pear in Rayong, Thailand
Picture taken at Bang Phi Pear in Rayong, Thailand
New Year Trip to Koh Samed Island, Thailand
Only a three-hour drive from Bangkok and about 45 minutes by ferry from Ban Phe Pier (Rayong) on the mainland, the island is usually packed with visitors on weekends and long holidays. A whole range of accommodations, from beachfront bungalows to cliff-top luxury resorts cater to equally diverse groups of tourists. Walk-ins are not advised on weekends, as the entire island’s accommodation is usually fully booked.
Ko Lan is a small Thai island off the coast of Pattaya, in the Gulf of Thailand. It’s known for its beaches, set against a backdrop of wooded hills. In the north, Ta Waen Beach is dotted with restaurants and shops. A large, stingray-shaped building dominates Samae Beach’s north end. The beach is famed for its clear water and sunset views. Small monkeys inhabit the hills around coral-ringed Nual Beach, in the south.
Visited Wat Thepleela temple in May’17. This temple founded by Chaophraya Bodindecha (Singh Singhasenee). He was a great commandeer during the reign of King Rama III. Located near Ramkhamhaeng University.
Business Visit to Hua Hin, Thailand in May 2017. This time traveled around city and night market. Hua Hin is a seaside resort on the Gulf of Thailand, in the southern Thai province of Prachuap Khiri Khan. Once a quiet fishing village, it grew into a fashionable escape for residents of Bangkok after the 1920s, when the Thai royal family built summer palaces here. Hua Hin Beach, popular for kitesurfing and other water sports, is the main stretch of sand, lined with high-end hotels and seafood shacks.
From past many years Chatuchak Park is my favorite place for run and exercise. Chatuchak park is one of the oldest public parks in Bangkok. Construction began in 1975 on land donated by the State Railway of Thailand. The park opened on 4 December 1980. It has an area of 0.304 square kilometres. It was later augmented with Queen Sirikit Park and Wachirabenchathat Park, though they are separated from Chatuchak Park by Kampaengphet 3 Road. An artificial lake runs along this thin and long park with numerous bridges crossing the lake. A train museum is situated inside the park.
Ban Chunsongsang is located in San Thon Muang Nuea Village, Tambol Sumran Rat, Doi Saket District, Chiang Mai THAILAND. The pronunciation in Thai accent is “B̂ān cạnthr̒ s̄̀xng s̄æng” it means “the moon shining house“.
One Day trip to Doi Inthanon National Park (Highest Mountain Tallest in Thailand) The Highness Majesties King & Queen, Hilltribe Village and Waterfalls.
Hi, my name is Ajay. I am from Dehradun, India & living in Bangkok, Thailand. Keep Walking, Keep Exploring & Keep Sharing my travel stories, walking videos & life journey on this blog. Know more about me