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#1 of 114 general tips & advice in Thailand
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Deats says: We had our bag stolen from a bar in Bangkok the other night and my girlfriend had her Russian passport in it. Incredibly the Russian embassy have refused to issue her with another passport and said she must fly back to Russia to obtain one! Doesnt matter we are travelling around the World and have t…
#2 of 114 general tips & advice in Thailand
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newtampo says: For people who love Thailand, I am sure you love Thai food. But now I'm not going to share about the food in restaurant, of course it's always good to eat in the restaurant but I'm going to talk about street food or street restaurant that some of my friends and maybe some of you scare of it :) S…
#3 of 114 general tips & advice in Thailand
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rideouts says: Let me start with a little disclaimer - I am not the champion bargainer.  I have seen expert bargainers and I will share with you a little of what I I have learned, but sometimes practice is the only way to learn.  So, from my travels around Asia, here are the beginners rules of barganing.…
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#4 of 114 general tips & advice in Thailand
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dachpian says: i would love to help you as much as possible. i dont know where to start unfortunately. the three kids, i hope that they are not picky eaters. the island is not the large, but the island does have a lot of western food due to the high turist population. thailand has only 3 seasons. our winter is thi…
#5 of 114 general tips & advice in Thailand
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siam says: International and Domestic flights are now from Suvarnabhumi airport, Bangkoks new airport. Unlike the old airport there is no rail link to getting into Bangkok which means a bus or taxi. A taxi into central Bangkok will cost about 300 baht + the freeway tolls (50 baht) so if two or more of you …
#6 of 114 general tips & advice in Thailand
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siam says: There are several ways of getting around Bangkok - the BTS (sky train and metro), taxi's, buses (air con and non air con) tuk tuks (3 wheeled motor vehicles) river boats and motorbike taxi's (hair raising) or if you have loads of time on your hands, the patience of saint you can hire a car and drive…
#7 of 114 general tips & advice in Thailand
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blime84 says: This island was one of my favorites on my travels through S.E. Asia. The main reason for this is that it has something for everyone. If you like to party the Hat-Rin side of the island is your place. If you just want to chill out... anything west of Ban-Tai is cool. The island is mainly known for th…
#8 of 114 general tips & advice in Thailand
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davidploo says: CentralWorld - The largest mixed-use complex in the heart of Bangkok. The project comprises an area of more than 830,000 sqm, whith over 550,000 sqm contributing to CentralWorld Shopping Complex, the largest lifestyle shopping complex in Southeast Asia and Hong Kong. that you’ll find brands that a…
#9 of 114 general tips & advice in Thailand
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cygnus16 says: Transportation: With the new Skytrain (BTS) and subway system it is, for the most part, much easier to get around in Bangkok than it used to be. It's still often necessary to take other modes of transportation to reach many parts of the city. It would be "sanook" (fun) to take one of the old klo…
#10 of 114 general tips & advice in Thailand
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jaaf says: Its difficult to imagine how everybody on the street can speak the same language and fool the tourists. We planned to visit the Grand Palace one fine morning and hence went there by the Chao Phya Express Boat. Got off at the nearest pier and headed towards the Grand Palace. Realizing that we are mov…
#11 of 114 general tips & advice in Thailand
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steve20000 says: His label may not be as well-known as Versace or Paul Smith, but with over two million customers across the world, Arunroj Singh alias Aron has lots of reasons to smile. From Thai PMs to Norwegian parliamentarians, Sri Lankan cabinet ministers to Russian astronauts, star golfers to top bankers, this…
#12 of 114 general tips & advice in Thailand
Average priced "General Tip & Advice" in Koh Samui, Thailand
ratu says: This is my prefered small Airport that I ever been, It's lovely, open air, confortable...Looks like a ressort :) And also one of the most beautiful toilets that I ever see, They have an aquarium! I'm a FREAK!
#13 of 114 general tips & advice in Thailand
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slave2dafunk says: Chiang Mai is an awesome place to visit and live in. It's got something for everyone. I've been living here a year and a half and I'm still not bored of it. If you're into temples, the Old City of CM has over 300 of them, with some really old one and those in the traditional Lanna style (norther…
#14 of 114 general tips & advice in Thailand
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Deats says: Having criticised the Russian embassy thinking no western country could possibly be so inept, we met an Australian girl in the embassy area who was rather distraught. Her bag was snatched in Krabi by a motorbike and had her passport in. She came back to Bangkok to get a new one and they said her Tha…
#15 of 114 general tips & advice in Thailand
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Californio says: I believe everyone one here has a valid point regarding the level of service and care at Bumrungrad. The hospital is accredited and has the resources to purchase the latest medical aides, machines on the planet - bar none. I grew up in Palo Alto and my parents both worked for Stanford Hospital. I …

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