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    Luxury resorts along coast of Koh Tao, not for me this time, maybe one day! by: pmok Views[549] My favorite snack, pancake with bananas. so yum! by: pmok Views[398] Sai Nuan Beach, a secluded beach excellent for swimming and snorkeling. by: pmok Views[972] Discovered this private beach Jamson Beach that's part of a resort, very secluded and perfect for swimming. by: pmok Views[517] Typical day on Koh Tao: blue sky, clear water, taxi water waiting for passengers. by: pmok Views[1674]
     
    Never got tired of seeing the sunset by: pmok Views[412] Sairee Beach, clubs lined the beach with lounge chairs and even beds. by: pmok Views[907] Sunrise at Chumphon pier by: pmok Views[447] What I learned from that day's paper: Japanese shoppers are still the snazziest dressers, only now they dress like that to queue up at Apple store. by: pmok Views[544] What I learned from that day's paper: some former Thai teen throb is trying to make a comeback after knocking up some girl years ago and then took her to get an abortion, only to claim later he didn't ask her to do it, but she said he made her, OMG! Where's Perez Hilton?? by: pmok Views[579]
     
    What I learned from that day's paper: even more glad I'm not in Bangkok, blaze kills one in high rise hotel! Lack of safety oversight in Bangkok is astounding. by: pmok Views[711] What I learned from that day's paper: Jeremy Lin may be Chinese American, but ALL of Asia treats him like he's one of theirs! It's Linsanity worldwide! by: pmok Views[479] What I learned from that day's paper: Thais wanted to know why their PM Yingluck Shinawatra met with businessmen at the Four Seasons instead of attending a parliament meeting. Politics are funny everywhere in the world! by: pmok Views[453] The beginning of our 8-month Southeast Asian journey by: courtneymuro Views[537] A monk approaches the protesters by: karsoe Views[524]
     
    A fairy tale temple, Chiang Mai by: whereonearth07 Views[1413] A dragonfly rests on the petals of a lotus flower by: whereonearth07 Views[2603] Thai boys play in the muddy river waters by: whereonearth07 Views[3441] Silver worker prepares a Yo... y mi compañera de viaje a la espalda... by: dayangchi Views[1434]
     
    Imponente templo de 3 chedis en Ayutthaya by: dayangchi Views[647] racing tuk-tuk's by: stowaway Views[1897] Haad Yao by: flipflops Views[407] Haad Yao See Through Resort by: flipflops Views[381] Haad Yao See Through Resort by: flipflops Views[388]
     
    Haad Yao See Through Resort by: flipflops Views[342] Felicia watching Khom Loi launching at Mae Jo University by: traveling_jungs Views[1794] Surat Thani Festival by: flipflops Views[488] Monk float at Surat Thani Festival - Temples from all over Thailand enter floats and parade through Surat Thani center for several hours. The boats are then on display for one week. Late October. There are also boat races on the river. by: flipflops Views[534] Surat Thani Festival, Thailand by: flipflops Views[331]
     
    Surat Thani Festival by: flipflops Views[368] Love is like a butterfly. by: flipflops Views[389] Los Touristos de koh phangan by: flipflops Views[373] Hammock heaven by: flipflops Views[416] The bay from the beach bar at Fantasea Resort by: flipflops Views[381]
     
    Chalok Lam Bay Beach East by: flipflops Views[1208] Chalok Lam Bay - Koh Phangan - Thailand by: flipflops Views[1105] Fantasea Resort - koh Phangan - Thailand by: flipflops Views[549] Fantasea Resort - Koh Phangan - Thailand by: flipflops Views[1690] Bangkok © Lillylilla / Flickr.com by: lillylilla Views[828]
     
    Bangkok © Lillylilla / Flickr.com by: lillylilla Views[862] Bangkok © Lillylilla / Flickr.com by: lillylilla Views[758] Bangkok © Lillylilla / Flickr.com by: lillylilla Views[830] Bangkok © Lillylilla / Flickr.com by: lillylilla Views[819] Bangkok © Lillylilla / Flickr.com by: lillylilla Views[707]
     
    Bangkok © Lillylilla / Flickr.com by: lillylilla Views[742] Bangkok © Lillylilla / Flickr.com by: lillylilla Views[1556] The Three Pagodas Pass has a significant place in Thai/Burmese history as the only viable route through which armies could march as the two countries went into battle (which they did repeatedly). However, the three pagodas themselves are underwhelming. by: jfernandes Views[960] We went to the Burmese-Thailand border at the Three Pagodas Pass by: jfernandes Views[792] In no-mans-land between Cambodian & Thai border by: stowaway Views[4926]
     
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