My first ever solo trip began right after my undergraduate studies.
I have always wanted to adventure and explore at overseas by myself.
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bye Malaysia~ |
This thought emerged during my first trip to overseas at Hong Kong after Singapore when I planned the entire trip all by myself.
Planned for the itinerary, packed my stuff and there I headed off to the Land of Smiles.
Being well-known as a shopping & food paradise, a lot of people was shocked upon knowing that I bought the 10-day ticket to Bangkok.
Of course, I wouldn't be spending all my days at a single place - I went to a few provinces instead.
First stop after landed at Bangkok was the Southern part of Thailand - Hua Hin.
Bangkok to Hua Hin (4 - 5 August 2014) Itinerary (click to download or enlarge)
* Please note that at Hua Hin town, tuk tuk to anywhere should be around 50 - 70 baht. Don't get charged for an arm and leg to reach a destination (especially at the tourist destinations).
* Rent a car or motorbike would save a lot on transportation cost (Hua Hin is a small town where accessibility would be a lil bit of problematic)!
4th August 2014 (Monday)
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bus conductor start collecting bus fare |
As stated in the itinerary above, I took the van/ mini bus from to Hua Hin from Bangkok.
After around 3 hours journey, I've arrived Hua Hin safely.
G House Hotel was the hotel that I pre-booked earlier via the internet.
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G House Hotel at Hua Hin |
The sky turned dark as soon as I reached Hua Hin.
So after settling down at G House, I've took the free shuttle service provided by the hotel to the Chat Chai Night Market & Chatsila Night Market.
Also, to feed my growling stomach.
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take note on the time, they are very punctual! |
Had some local food along the Chat Chai and Chatsila Night Market.
Well, it's a hidden gem that's not easy to locate.
So yeah, transportation is scarce.
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Baan Sillapin Art Gallery says Hello! |
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Sawadeekha~ |
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Directory |
Spotted this restaurant with real lots of eaters.
The staff were quite attentive irregardless of the high occupancy.
And I got a copy of the menu to read through before I was seated.
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succulent, fresh & big prawns! |
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seafood dinner! |
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look at the longg queue! |
I was lucky that the crowd was not so overwhelming when I was waiting to be seated.
It was only a 5-minute wait.
The food was really fresh and delicious.
Total cost: 406 baht (including drinks).
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tadaa... the popular restaurant |
Alright, I can't read Thai but this is the corner restaurant with really high volume of customers!
This restaurant is just a stone's throw from the night market so yeah, I went for a walk again to soothe my bloated stomach.
Haha..
As a marathoner, once again, I returned to G House Hotel on feet from the night market which was about 1.5km away.
(to be continued...)