Thailand, a paradise on earth. This incredible country has always been on my list of places to be visited, until one day I found an air ticket for a great price, leaving from Marseille (where I lived) and arriving in Bangkok.
It was a 10-day trip, somewhat short, given that backpackers from all over the world spend months traveling in Asia. Soon, I would have to make the most of my stay.
The travel plan was to arrive in Bangkok then catch a flight to Krabi and stay there for somedays and then go to PhiPhi Island staying. In return I should stay another day in Bangkok to take my flight back home.
Let's get down to business:
DAY 1
After a 12 hours flight, with a conexion, I arrived in Bangkok at night, I went straight to my Hostel just to leave my bags and left for one of the most famous streets in the city: Khao San.
In this street you have the privilege to see scenes like these:
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Exotic local foods
Soon I made friends with some tourists and we drank some beers, nothing better to start a friendship, right ?! Hahaha
Unfortunately, I should go back to the hostel early since the next morning I would lead to Krabi !!!
DAY 2
At first I underestimated Krabi a little, but I had to get there to get to PhiPhi, it was like a mandatory passage, but this town surprised me.
Early in the morning, when my flight arrived I just took a cab to my hostel (By the way, it was an amazing hostel that I will tell you later 😉) and while I was waiting for the check-in time I went to this local-food restaurant.
A dish like this shown on the photo + a bottle of Coke costed me something like 3US$.
The plan for this day was just to visit the Railay beach.
As i
t is accessible only by boat due to high limestone cliffs cutting off mainland access, I went to the Aonang beach and took a boat that costs like 2.5US$. These cliffs attract rock climbers from all over the world, but the area is also popular due to its beautiful beaches and quiet relaxing atmosphere.
I stayed in such an incredible Hostel, the Slumber Party Hostel, which was always organizing activities and parties for its guests, which helped me to explore the region even more.
Read the next post to check out what else happened.
We also went to a Budhist temple.
