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Title: Off to Bangkok and then China (Hangzhou) Post by: 10EC on January 05, 2012, 03:39:45 EST This is going to be a LONG trip. 17 days.
Title: Re: Off to Bangkok and then China (Hangzhou) Post by: Volznut on January 05, 2012, 04:23:22 EST This is going to be a LONG trip. 17 days. Don't let the city of Bangkok take you (ok, only ppl who saw Hangover 2 will get this) Title: Re: Off to Bangkok and then China (Hangzhou) Post by: 10EC on January 05, 2012, 04:27:33 EST Don't let the city of Bangkok take you (ok, only ppl who saw Hangover 2 will get this) I LOVE Bangkok. Obviously, the best Thai food. However, we must not discuss what happens in Bangkok. :nono: Title: Re: Off to Bangkok and then China (Hangzhou) Post by: Volznut on January 05, 2012, 04:37:38 EST I LOVE Bangkok. Obviously, the best Thai food. However, we must not discuss what happens in Bangkok. :nono: yep, I have been there twice - food is fabulous...the city is awesome, never a dull moment. The Thai beaches around Pataya and Phuket are unbelievable too. Title: Re: Off to Bangkok and then China (Hangzhou) Post by: 10EC on January 05, 2012, 04:42:22 EST yep, I have been there twice - food is fabulous...the city is awesome, never a dull moment. The Thai beaches around Pataya and Phuket are unbelievable too. Never have had the time (or money) to include the beaches. My loss I know. Title: Re: Off to Bangkok and then China (Hangzhou) Post by: Volznut on January 05, 2012, 04:50:50 EST Never have had the time (or money) to include the beaches. My loss I know. I haven't been there since the tsunami in 2004. I wonder if they have recovered yet. On Hangzhou, visit the Leifeng Pagoda. It is a very interesting place. Title: Re: Off to Bangkok and then China (Hangzhou) Post by: RipleyVol12 on January 05, 2012, 04:55:22 EST Don't let the city of Bangkok take you (ok, only ppl who saw Hangover 2 will get this) Phil i think its happening again. GO VOLS! :powert: |