In Old Sukhothai we stayed in Old City
Guesthouse, a nice place with well equiped restaurants just next door
and the entrance of the historical park on the other side of the
street.
In Kamphaeng Phet we stayed in Three J
Guesthouse, an even nicer and quieter place. Our room was in a very
intimate tropical garden where we sat, relaxed and had our drinks. We
had an extensive breakfast in the morning and got a present from the
owner when we left.
Then we stayed in a bungalow on the
bank of the river Ping near Khanu Woralaksaburi. In a park, free
coffee and a restaurant 200 meters to the left. A minor thing was
that no-one in the restaurant spoke another language than Thai, so only with the help of another guest we managed to order our food. We got
our vegetables, shrimps and pork, but everything was diep-fried. Not
our preference, but it was not really bad.
Today we arrived in Nakhon Sawan, a
bigger town. We had to get into the busy centre to find a hotel which
first impression was that of a prison. A total absence of any
atmosphere. Room OK, not expensive too (cf. €7,50), but we prefer
it otherwise.
The good experience was our dinner. We
had our meals in a crowded place where again with the help of someone
we ordered and this time got the usual delicious Thai food and cold beers. It
seemed as if one half of the population of this town was having
dinner at the same time with us and that the other half was working
there to make it all happen. It was a crowd of waiters and kitchen
staff mingling between the eaters and it all ran like a perfect and merry machine. We enjoyed it tremendously and had a real good time.
Desert: ice coffee from 7-eleven nextdoor of the hotel. We'll have
our breakfast from there as well.
Ik geniet van jullie verhalen en ben diep in mijn hart best jaloers!
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Ik geniet van jullie verhalen en ben diep in mijn hart best jaloers!
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