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Bangkok is not just well-known for the congested traffic (on the road) during the peak hours, but also another type of transportation that gives the hectic jam (in the canal); Yes… the canal that full with boats.
Located about 100km southwest away from Bangkok, there is this most famous floating market – Damnoen Saduak Floating market in Ratchaburi Province. On the way back to Bangkok (from Hua Hin), we had this little small sight-seeing activity here.
Category : Chinese Food, Food Crawl, Malacca, Malaysian Food, Travel
Satay is one of the Malaysians’ favourites. We all love the thin skewer lined with well marinated meaty chunks, with the right proportion of fats and lean parts; grilling on the charcoal stove and finally touched with some charred finishing.
Most of the time, what we could get is the halal version. How about the non halal version?! Contunue Reading
Long long time ago Hmm, actually it wasn’t that long back then, just sometimes ago… with the couples from kampungboycitygal, broughtup2share and eatonlylar, 7 of us sacrificed the beauty sleep and set our feet in the historical town – Malacca, for a day food trip.
Donald & Lily’s Nyonya Corner
We dropped by this small hut/house for a bowl of thirst quenching cendol and the tummy filling hot stuff after hours of drive. Located along Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock, they serve authentic nyonya fares that we fancy. Contunue Reading
Have you try celebrating Chinese New Year (CNY) in a foreign country?!
I know most of you will say yes! But what about in a country where CNY is not the celebration for the majorities?
Last year’s CNY, I was with my family; on a history-lecture holiday as well as a beach holiday in Thailand. That’s the Kanchanaburi and Hua Hin of Thailand. For full itinerary of Kanchanaburi, Hua Hin & Bangkok, click HERE!
We had 2-nights-stayed in Courtyard Marriott, at Cha’ am Beach; a four start resort hotel with the ranking at number 7 out of the 45 hotels in Cha’ am on Tripadvisor. We booked it online at half price (Yay!!!) and we were so lucky to have our rooms facing the azure blue sea. The rooms were accommodated with balconies; a perfecto little area to watch the stunning sunrise.
The lobby area… Contunue Reading
When you are travelling in Hua Hin, Thailand, you will find a lot of this sign standing along the road. No matter where you go, you will find this; along the road, or in the postcard, or even made as souvenirs (just like the small tiny one behind this large sign)
Wonder Why?
One of the famous attractions in Hua Hin is the railway station and it is actually the sign of train station in Hua Hin.
Hua Hin Train Station
The train station is built in the reign of King Rama VI. It is a wooden building with Thai concept and painted brightly in yellow and red.
Very vintage-y feel, don’t you think so???
