What is beautiful in Thailand,what should one see absolutely

[joeska]

Hello people,

you know in Thailand beautiful areas at which one must look absolutely. My first holiday in Thailand was very short, only two weeks. I have nevertheless done much. I have looked at the surroundings of Pattaya with a motor-cycle first. After it I was in Surin and in the surroundings of the town for four days and was very enthusiastic about the nature and the people there. In April I come to Thailand for three weeks and still more want to see beautiful positions of Thailand. I would be very grateful for a good tip.

[pr0nmaster]

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[pr0nmaster]

and still more want to see beautiful positions of Thailand

positions ? is that a freudian slip ?

else ..i'm told you can see some pretty interesting "positions" down at "nana plaza"........although I dont imagine they are very "beautiful"

[joeska]

positions ? is that a freudian slip ?

else ..i'm told you can see some pretty interesting "positions" down at "nana plaza"........although I dont imagine they are very "beautiful"

I don't have for it you are so primitive expected. I ask all other complete idiots to keep their rubbish for themselves! :evil:

[literature]

U can See beautiful positions around me No kidding

[2508]

A short trip IN BKK..The Grand Palace..Wat Pra Kaew.. Wat Arun..

The Royal Barge..(boat musium at Arun Amarin Bridge)..One night along the river of memory for dinner...The Chao Phraya River...The teak wood "Wimanmek" mansion ..So many many in BKK. :shock: :roll:

Enjoy ur trip na! :wink:

[uarewotueat]

i would recommend koh chang! beautiful, quiet and unspoiled :twisted:

[joeska]

U can See beautiful positions around me No kidding

Thank dear Nu !!! this is also a very very good suggestion.

[joeska]

A short trip IN BKK..The Grand Palace..Wat Pra Kaew.. Wat Arun..

The Royal Barge..(boat musium at Arun Amarin Bridge)..One night along the river of memory for dinner...The Chao Phraya River...The teak wood "Wimanmek" mansion ..So many many in BKK. :shock: :roll:

Enjoy ur trip na! :wink:

Many thanks, for the suggestion. In any case I will go to BKK. Have already, days, included a couple in one's plans for it. Kop kun krah mak ma

[joeska]

i would recommend koh chang! beautiful, quiet and unspoiled :twisted:

thank for this tip. Can you say to me where is koh change? this is very far of Pattaya and there is what there beautiful?

[joeska]

I can also recommend Railay bay and Ao nang beach at Krabi, very beautiful and undamaged from the tsunami. Also don't forget to do a trip by boat to some awesome islands like poda-, tub-, bamboo - and phi-phi - islands where you also can snorkle.

On the other hand you can make a trip to kanchanaburi to the river Kwai or further to Chiang Mai

Thanks for so many good tips. I also will make the boat trip on the River Kwai, haven't made it the last time.

[Greggo]

positions ? is that a freudian slip ?

else ..i'm told you can see some pretty interesting "positions" down at "nana plaza"........although I dont imagine they are very "beautiful"

I don't have for it you are so primitive expected. I ask all other complete idiots to keep their rubbish for themselves! :evil:

Judging from your reaction I take it you never liked the comments that S_Plutonium made, I found it funny nonetheless. Don't take things too seriously :wink:

Anyway, beautiful places in Thailand, for me I enjoyed going to Ayutthaya, it might not be beautiful in terms of natural beauty but it's historical, you can easliy arrange a day trip from Bangkok to Ayutthaya and the same trip might include a trip to the Royal Palace (Bang Pa-In Palace).

Already mentioned is Wat Po and the Royal Palace are also places worth visiting.

Chiang Mai is also beautiful, I've been told by friends, I haven't been to Chiang Mai personally though so I can't comment.

You have the islands: Koh Samui, Koh Tao, Koh Phangan all have beautiful beaches and Koih Tao offering some great scuba/snorkeling as well.

Talking about Koh Chang I read in a magazine that it's beautiful and not that developed and worth a visit if you want to get away from it all.

Lastly, I'd advise to book now as April is a very busy time in Thailand.

These links might help:

http://www.chiangmai1.com/

http://www.discoverasia.org/Thailand/placestovisitinbangkok.html

http://www.discoverasia.org/Thailand/thailand.html

[pr0nmaster]

I don't have for it you are so primitive expected. I ask all other complete idiots to keep their rubbish for themselves!

before you get off calling anyone an idiot , speak english you humourless ****....

....positions ?

...... I dont have for it you are so promitive expected ?

I'm sure on many planets your form of cumminication is very effective....sadly , this is "Earth"

(p.s ...english isn't my first language either)

but mostly I want to say "get the freaking carrot out your bum and get a life/and or ...sense of humour" .....if that's too long and containing too many words in extent of 1 syllable for you to understand.....instead may I offer "piss off"

[zdownlow]

It will be hot in April, but if you visit the north you can escape the heat in the mountains a bit. Around Chiang Mai you can visit Doi Suthep and Doi Inthanon (Thailand's highest mountain) - which are good day trips from Chiang Mai. In the city Wat Phrasing and Wat Chedi Luang are probably my favorites.

A day trip to Lamphun is also nice. And if you have time, you can make the route to Pai and Mae Hong Son.

[joeska]

Judging from your reaction I take it you never liked the comments that S_Plutonium made, I found it funny nonetheless. Don't take things too seriously :wink:

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Hello Greggo, thanks for to many good tips. Time see what I of it everything creates. And you are right of course, with the comment of S_Plutonium I have reacted a little bit too sensitively. But I am compensated always very much. But his unfriendly face has excited me at all as directly. In future I will control myself more.

[pr0nmaster]

Hello Greggo, thanks for to many good tips. Time see what I of it everything creates. And you are right of course, with the comment of S_Plutonium I have reacted a little bit too sensitively. But I am compensated always very much. But his unfriendly face has excited me at all as directly. In future I will control myself more.

I dont know what the hell you trying to say........lay off the crack

[Greggo]

I get what he's saying: He's grateful for my tips and advice and He hates your unfriendly face S_Plutonium, can you blame him?

No one can get angry at a pic of a motorcycle, it's always a safe bet :wink:

[zeusbheld]

I don't have for it you are so primitive expected. I ask all other complete idiots to keep their rubbish for themselves! :evil:

what about partial idiots? are we allowed to post, your highness?

[sanyakorat]

Whatever you do, don't miss Korat. It's stunning :wink:

[CiaranM]

I don't have for it you are so primitive expected. I ask all other complete idiots to keep their rubbish for themselves! :evil:

what about partial idiots? are we allowed to post, your highness?

well with over 5,000 posts it would appear so ...

[zeusbheld]

I don't have for it you are so primitive expected. I ask all other complete idiots to keep their rubbish for themselves! :evil:

what about partial idiots? are we allowed to post, your highness?

well with over 5,000 posts it would appear so ...

thought maybe joeska unilaterally changed the terms...