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  • Accomplishments Yesterday morning, I locked my keys in the cabinet. Since we have house keepers, we have locks that pass through the handles of our cabinet doors and as I closed mine yesterday, I had a sinking feeling that my Posted by decuirrl in a long-winded carte postale | Oct 14, 2009
  • Visit 6 islands: 1 day trip from Phuket I ’m going to join Tour Company for one day trip package for visiting 6 islands only 3,500 THB. I think it's not expensive they support only 20 passengers with insurance. My friend, photographer guy he told me this is Posted by Nina S. in Visit 6 islands: 1 day trip from Phuket | Oct 13, 2009
  • Koh Samui Å reise fra Koh Tao var vel det tristeste øyeblikket på turen hittil. Ingen av oss hadde lyst til å forlate hverken folka eller plassen, men turen videre til Koh Samui var allerede booket, og båten gikk klokka 14:30, så Posted by nmyklebust in Susanne og Nils sin reiseblogg | Oct 13, 2009
  • 08.10 Täna hommikul tõusime veidi varem, kui tavaliselt. Lasteaeda on ~12 km sõitu, nii et kohale jõudsime kell 8. Hommikud on siin ilusad, sellised mõnusalt värsked ja rahvast on vähe liikvel. Posted by PankuPanku in Elu Tais | Oct 8, 2009
  • 07.10 Hirmsaks ei tee sõitmist Tais mitte teine teepool, vaid see, et kogu liiklus on suhteliselt kaootiline. Kes soovib, sõidab ristmikust üle punase tulega. Kes soovib, see sõidab kahel sõidurajal kolmekesi või isegi neljakesi kõrvuti. Tavaline on see, et sõi Posted by PankuPanku in Elu Tais | Oct 7, 2009
  • Thailand Part I Hello there everyone Thailand has been good to me. I've lounged about on white beaches, played with hand guns, been to hospital and generally relaxed till I got to Bangkok where I fought the crowds on khao san road, played Posted by blondesock in Travelling with GiGi... | Oct 11, 2009
  • Putting the “GRAND” in Grand Palace Everyone we talked to that had been to Thailand (and wasn’t a Thai) said Bangkok is a way-station; a place to fly in and move out of quickly to get to another more beautiful destination. I can understand this as Posted by Aeren in China and beyond 2009 | Oct 11, 2009
  • Teachers, trains and tuk-tuks As an ironic postscript to the previous entry about our suspenseful pursuit of visas for India, I thought I'd better admit something ridiculous: One of our key errands here in Bangkok was supposed to be a trip to the General Posted by The Rymans in Rymans At Large | Oct 10, 2009
  • Hello world My family and I are backpacking around southeast Asia and India for six months. After a couple of months of keeping a handwritten journal of my travels, I decided it might be more fun to keep a blog -- so Posted by CloClo in Chloe's Travels | Oct 10, 2009
  • Hea hinnaga head piletid Bangkokki! 15.10 tulevad Stockmanis Hullude Päevade raames müügile väga hea hinnaga piletid Bangkokki - 8990.-. Reisiperiood ehk lennud on lubatud "18 Oct–13 Dec 2009, 7 Jan–22 Feb 2010, 8–21 Mar 2010". Hong-Kongi on ka head hinnad, aga sealt võib ühenduslend kal Posted by PankuPanku in Elu Tais | Oct 6, 2009
  • Krabi On stepping my foot out of the plane, Krabi Airport gave me the very grave sense of vacation atmosphere. The architechture of the building is simple yet the interior of it provides the whole lot of casual feel befitting the Posted by kidd27 in Krabi | Oct 9, 2009
  • The photos I promised I think I figured this out. The internet here is painfully slow, so this is all I could do for now. We are back in Bangkok for a few days and then heading to the beach and sun Posted by tetonshawn in Big Trouble In Little Thailand | Oct 8, 2009
  • 06.10 Juba kambriukse avas, kuid jäi seisma sinna. Vaatas, vihmasadu hakkas, nägu läks tal mossi. Ole hea ja tõmba jalga sadakond kalossi. Redigeerisin veidi blogi ülesehitust ja nüüdsest on võimalus igalühel soovi korral siia blogisse oma kommentaare jätt Posted by PankuPanku in Elu Tais | Oct 6, 2009
  • Here in Thailand, it's all about India (so far) It just wouldn’t be a regular day for the Rymans on the road if there weren’t a few near misses and tense moments, would it? So let’s recap…we left Bali shortly after a four-hour blackout and just one day before Posted by The Rymans in Rymans At Large | Oct 8, 2009
  • Musings on Education   Ladies and gentlemen, hold onto your hats and, to all the educators out there, keep your soapboxes handy. We had a presentation today that was an overview of teaching English in Thailand and a bit of the Thai educational Posted by decuirrl in a long-winded carte postale | Oct 8, 2009
  • South East Asia on a shoestring or should it be flip flop? As soon as I landed in Singers I am immediately welcomed with a wall of humid heat. I make my way to Sam's, the hostel we are staying in. Waited around for my brother (Mark), seems he was doing the Posted by machine in Jamie's Travel Blog | Oct 8, 2009
  • Koh Tao Vi kom endelig frem etter en laaaang, svett og skitten tur, og ble jaga inn i en pick-up med benker bak på lasteplanet. Vi hadde allerede bestilt dykking der og skulle bo på Carabao dykkesenter/diving resort og når vi kom Posted by nmyklebust in Susanne og Nils sin reiseblogg | Oct 7, 2009
  • Koh Tao We travelled to Koh Tao from Bangkok by bus and boat, which was an overnight journey that took about 12 hours. We planned to learn to dive while on the island so one we stepped off the catamaran we found Posted by aaronlapth in Azzer's Travel Blog | Oct 7, 2009
  • Pattaya - Part Two...Ya! Nice to be back. One of the things I missed about Pattaya is the banana crepe. Both Atta and myself love this terrific dessert. Its allure lies in its simplicity. There are other things like raisin, palm seeds and cashew Posted by FrancisQ in Francis Quang Travel Journal | Jul 6, 2009
  • If I get any more free stuff, I'll need an extra bag After leaving Coffeeworld, I headed upstairs to the Tesco Lotus and bought some banana bread for breakfasts, some little rolls stuffed with ham and some sweet substance for today's lunch, maybe supper and then a crap ton of water bottles. Posted by decuirrl in a long-winded carte postale | Oct 6, 2009
  • Pai Pai is a not so secret town about 150 kilometers northwest of Chaing Mai. It sits about fifty kilometers from the Burmese border, sheltered in a valley, surrounded by green mountains and divided by several local rivers. As Posted by efstein in The Thing Speaks for Itself | Oct 6, 2009
  • The benefits of traveling alone As I mentioned a few posts back, I am, per the norm, divided on the concept of the travel buddy when on the road alone. Obviously its nice to have a partner in crime to eat or drink with, Posted by efstein in The Thing Speaks for Itself | Oct 6, 2009
  • Bangkok Ｉ arrived in Bangkok in the evening off a flight from Phuket. Blake, my then travel partner was quite adamant about staying near the backpacker haven of Koah Sahn Road. My friends from home had all advised me Posted by efstein in The Thing Speaks for Itself | Oct 6, 2009
  • Bangkok I haven't sweat like this since I ruined a refrigerator full of salmon on a hot summer day with slip and slides and rock bands. Shawn and I have been in Bangkok for three days. The hardest Posted by aeo in Big Trouble In Little Thailand | Oct 4, 2009
  • traveling to thailand end of nov? Hi, This is my first time to travel alone, i usually travel with a friend or two but desided to take it up a notch and travel solo. What i hear from many people traveling alone is the fact of Posted by nad83 in Thailand end of november anyone? | Oct 4, 2009
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