Wednesday, August 27, 2014
7th August 2014 (Thursday)
Itinerary:
'Please note that this is just a rough guide. Best to have the respective address and a map (or mobile map with internet connection) when you're getting to the destinations.
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Instead of having the hot soup and rice again, I had a rather simple breakfast of meiji milk and cereals in the hotel room.
Packed my luggage and headed to the van/ mini bus station to return to the city.
It was a 2 hours+ journey.
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| Here I am - Terminal 21! |
They have different theme for every floor, including the washrooms too!
Some may feel like visiting the washroom, on every floor. Hahaha
The food court offers myriads of local delicacies at a reasonable price with a systematic payment system.
Highly recommended!
I have been consuming lots of meat lately, so I've got myself vegetarian meal to sort of detoxify my body.
The mixed rice with 3 vegetables was merely 30 baht and the raspberries juice was 35 baht.
Sour and spicy!
The food court offers myriads of local delicacies at a reasonable price with a systematic payment system.
Highly recommended!
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| vegetarian lunch to detoxify my body |
The mixed rice with 3 vegetables was merely 30 baht and the raspberries juice was 35 baht.
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| papaya salad - 30 baht |
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| Liu De Hua - sounds like Andy Lau's chinese name |
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| banana milk! I like the cute bottle on top |
It was raining heavily when I wanted to go to my scheduled destination so I changed the schedule of exploring the attractions in the vicinity of Terminal 21 and went to the Emporium for the Thailand Creative & Design Centre (which was linked directly from the BTS Phrom Phong station).
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| one of the luxurious cinemas in Thailand |
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| Thailand Cultural & Design Centre |
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| tunnel to the heaven |
No joke, how I wish I can spend my whole day long over here in this library with top-notch facilities and yes, total silence (one can hear the needle drops!).
Don't get confused with the name of TCDC, you can find a vast collection of books ranging from literature to business.
TCDC is in fact the country's premier learning resource centre.
Basically, you can get all genres of book over there.
Cafe, multimedia lounge, auditorium, cafe... you name it, they have it.
Oh well, words can't describe the exclusive experience and photos definitely couldn't tell a thousand and million words here.
This is because photo-taking was strictly prohibited upon passing through the walkway.
So there was this Ploy Saeng 12 Festival: the Chili Business exhibition underway at the gallery, portraying Thailand's "hottest" commodity from its history to its business opportunities and networks.
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| Ploy Saeng 12 Festival: Chili Business |
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| anti-drowsiness chili spray - I want it! |
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| chili heat chart |
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| entry pass to the paradise |
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| red-light district with plenty of sexily-dressed girls |
Up next, settled my dinner at a unique restaurant with a bizarre name - Cabbages & Condoms Restaurant.
Don't get me wrong, it's a healthy restaurant conceptualising on family planning, aids awareness and prevention which serves great food too.
What's more, they channel part of the profits to the development activities of the Population and Community Development Associations (PDA).
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| "Our food is guaranteed not to cause pregnancy. |
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| Tofu & Meat Soup 150 baht |
Well, I couldn't get to order much food as I was feeling quite full thanks to the previous meal.
Trust me, they have very high occupancy.
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| this was hung on the wall just next to my table |
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| complimentary gift upon settling my bill |
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| the art of condoms |
how creative!
After the late dinner, it was time to go back to the hostel and get some rest...
I need to get up very early in the morning on the next day for an exciting tour!
(to be continued...)
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