5 best experiences in thailand

5 best experiences in thailand

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torqueofthedevil

Original Poster:

2,088 posts

192 months

Monday 3rd August 2009
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already have plenty of ideas for what to do out there but would love to hear everyone elses favourite experiences.

Semi hemi

1,801 posts

213 months

Tuesday 4th August 2009
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Tiger Temple Nr Kanchanaburi


Bridge over the river Kwai the railroad, and the POW cemetery.
'Kinda odd seeing bus loads of Japanese tourists taking photo's of each other with the Bridge in the background,



Big Boom Bar, Haad-rin,
Cant remember much after that to be honest




Burnham

3,668 posts

274 months

Wednesday 5th August 2009
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Just drink lots of Thai Whisky...the rest will follow suit.

..and try to learn the language, its beautiful, and the locals will love you for making the effort.

s3fella

10,524 posts

202 months

Wednesday 5th August 2009
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Burnham said:
Just drink lots of Thai Whisky...the rest will follow suit.

..and try to learn the language, its beautiful, and the locals will love you for making the effort.
"Love you" or "love you long time?"

Nolar Dog

8,786 posts

210 months

Wednesday 5th August 2009
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Being one of two westerners in the Friday night market in Si Racha, walking the "wrong way" round the market and carving a path through the onslaught of about 10000 Thais all staring at us...

Drinking Thai whisky in a friend's private beach house on Bangsaen Beach on Christmas day evening followed by a drunken threesome with a gorgeous Dutch couple after many cocktails in the loudest nightclub ever...

Turning up for a long weekend totally out of the blue and seeing 3 very close friends in floods of tears as I walked into their workplace to surprise them...

Talking to random strangers on the night train and bus to Chiang Rai...

Riding a rented scooter from Bangers to Pattaya in torrential rain when all around me where parked up under road bridges taking cover. Arriving in Pattaya and going straight in to Lucifers to get wasted, still soaked to the skin...

Putting my life in the hands of the worlds best surgeon and ultimately gaining some fantatsic friends that will be with me forever...



Eedited beecoz eye is a spaztix wen hit kums too spelin wink

Edited by Nolar Dog on Wednesday 5th August 23:29

Burnham

3,668 posts

274 months

Wednesday 5th August 2009
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s3fella said:
Burnham said:
Just drink lots of Thai Whisky...the rest will follow suit.

..and try to learn the language, its beautiful, and the locals will love you for making the effort.
"Love you" or "love you long time?"
Only the first unfortunately, so far!

Burnham

3,668 posts

274 months

Wednesday 5th August 2009
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Nolar Dog said:
lots of cool stuff
Never thought I would say this in reply to one of your posts, but I wish I could have been there!

....apart from maybe the last bit. smile

Nolar Dog

8,786 posts

210 months

Wednesday 5th August 2009
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Burnham said:
Nolar Dog said:
lots of cool stuff
Never thought I would say this in reply to one of your posts, but I wish I could have been there!

....apart from maybe the last bit. smile
Yep, most of the "stuff" I have done you'd have to really want to be there to have done it.
Although the nicer stuff such as that above has many many fond memories. smile

Burnham

3,668 posts

274 months

Wednesday 5th August 2009
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Either way Nolar, lifes all about the experiences hey.

Nolar Dog

8,786 posts

210 months

Wednesday 5th August 2009
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Burnham said:
Either way Nolar, lifes all about the experiences hey.
Sure is. beersmile

Nolar Dog

8,786 posts

210 months

Thursday 6th August 2009
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The guy I was at the market with was an art student from LA.

He had a blonde mohawk haircut and both arms had full sleeve tattoos.

I'm 6'2" and had short blonde dyed hair.

Chris bought a marker pen and I wrote "It's only hair" on his T-shirt, not that most people could read it of course but it made us laugh.

The fried cockroaches were delicious though...

whythem

773 posts

192 months

Thursday 13th August 2009
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Getting mugged by an elephant for your kebab in walking street, Pattaya.
Four day Dive liveaboard trip to the Similian islands.
Passing your IDC
Stoned at sunrise after having spent the night illegally in Ankar Watt, Cambodia.

Dav_s

1,781 posts

207 months

Thursday 13th August 2009
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Thinking of going to Bali for a week in October, and stopping over in Bangkok en route.
How many days would you guys suggest my wife and I spend there? (I've got my eye on The Lebua hotel.)

Any suggestions, help, tips would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks

Hammerwerfer

3,234 posts

255 months

Thursday 13th August 2009
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Nolar Dog said:
Drinking Thai whisky in a friend's private beach house on Bangsaen Beach on Christmas day evening followed by a drunken threesome with a gorgeous Dutch couple after many cocktails in the loudest nightclub ever...
Just out of curiosity; did you participate in said threesome in a male, or female, capacity?

havoc

31,824 posts

250 months

Thursday 13th August 2009
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Spending a day "volunteering" (you pay for the privilege, but it's worth it) at the Elephant Nature Park north of Chiang Mai. Fantastic place, majestic creatures, lovely staff.

Touristy day-trip in a boat around the limestone islands south of Ao Nang. Photogenic doesn't describe the place adequately...

Visiting the Royal Palace in Bangkok. Another touristy thing but a must-see - the louder-than-life colours, the architecture, the sheer spectacle of the place...

Night-time dinner cruise on the Chao Praya river thru Bangkok. So much better than such a thing would be in the UK...

Being overwhelmed by Chatuchak market on only our 2nd day on our first trip outside Europe. HUGE!

anonymous-user

69 months

Friday 14th August 2009
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Thought this was for Petrol Heads? So forget all the drinking bits, ridding my Zx9 to and from Phucket bike week, especially the roads around Trang, no police, no traffic great bends.