Thailand
Arun Wat – Temple of Dawn This was our last stop of the day. It wasn’t easy as I thought. The Internet says just cross the river via a boat but its not as simple as that. Right at the corner of the Palace (At the exit, take left to Read more…
The Grand palace After Wat Pho, we walked for 15 minutes on the pavement along the compound of the Palace to reach the entrance. The road next to the pavement was extremely congested on just one way. After a short queue and paying 500 bahts (bit high isn’t it – Read more…
WAT PHO (Wat Phrachetuphon Wimonmangkhalaram Ratchaworamahawihan) Opening Hours: Daily from 8am – 6pm Admission Fee: 100 baht for foreigners This is a huge complex and quite a bit of a walk from Palace. If one has plans to cover Wat Arun, the ideal way to do this is Palace, Wat Read more…
Wat Maha tat This is the main attraction in Ayuthaya. This is a temple in ruins and am sure if this wasnt ruined, it would have attracted visitors from all over the world. This is located east of the Grand Palace. It is the royal temple and most sacred in Read more…
Bangkok First More November months I face, my interest towards counting my age itself agonizing let alone my birthday celebrations. Nth time, let me say, One’s birthday to be celebrated my the people not by the self or by the loved ones. Anyways, when she reckoned we need a break Read more…
Date : 11-20 June 2010 My soft callings didnt work 2 years that he should spend sometime with me here in SG. This time, I added pressure by sending Visa. Just before its expiration, he was kind enough to take a week’s off from work. None indulges at work more Read more…
Publish date : 28th Jan 2008 THAILAND TRIP :: THENMOZHI’s BIRTHDAY A three month plan. Came to life on 19th Jan. To count Thenmozhi’s birthday on Jan 21st. Even though my bigmouth has leaked a little information about the trip, whereabouts were kept top secret. On 19th at airport I Read more…