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Tag Archives: food
Sabadee & Korp Jai Lai Lai
A bit about the title – Sabadee & Korp Jai Lai Lai – these two sets of words (spelled phonetically) have been some our favorites during our Asian adventure. They mean Hello and Thank you very much. Laos has been our … Continue reading
North by Northwest
We embarked on a long bus ride from Chiang Mai to the border with Laos, so long that the border was closed by the time we got to Chiang Kong. Our last day in Thailand was nothing special and we … Continue reading
Easing Into Thailand Was Simple
Our trip in Asia did not start in Nepal, but in Thailand, where we spent a few days recovering from the seemingly endless 55 hour trip to Bangkok from Santiago, Chile. We could not have landed in a better place, … Continue reading
Posted in Impressions by country, Thailand
Tagged Bangkok, beer, Chiang Mai, food, Moto, Sukhothai, Thailand
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Bangkok It’s All About Contrasts
Several friends, family and even some people we meet on the way ask us, “How can you travel for so long? Aren’t you tired? Towards the end of my vacation(s), I want to go back home and sleep in my … Continue reading
The Skinnier, the Better
We headed to Pucón in Chile after 40 hours in a bus, very comfortable although we did freeze that night. We slept in our coats. Pucón has turned into a major tourist hub for people from Santiago, the capital of … Continue reading
Posted in Chile, Impressions by country
Tagged Chile, el cani, food, pucon, santiago, South America
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