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Kanchanaburi to pet some tigers and chill out in a hot spring

THAILAND | Mon, 6 Dec 2010 | By p-j | Views [585]

Eye of the Tiger it’s the trill of the fight…:   Today we went to see the Tiger Temple in Kanchanaburi.   It’s really cool we got lots of nice pics in petting the tigers and amongst all the other animals roaming about like cow/buffalo type animals, ... Read more >

Tags: bamboo rafting, bridge over the river kwai festival, death railway, elephant trek, hellfire pass, tiger temple

Bangkok & Beyond

THAILAND | Wed, 1 Apr 2009 | By ryanandjo | Views [2068] | Comments [1]

We decided to attempt our second night journey on the trip, heading to Bangkok from Ko Tao via a 2 hour boat ride and an 11 hour bus trip. When we got off the boat in Chumporn there was a table where you checked in for the bus, so as I was waiting ... Read more >

Tags: ayuthaya, bangkok, death railway, hellfire pass, kanchanaburi, lopburi, monkeys

 

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True pride of a horseman comes from his ability to break, train, and ride his horses. Here, one of the younger horsemen, Jaggi, shows off his skills before he rides off in search of a sheep for evening dinner. Jaggi is not only skilled at riding the horses, but he is also in the process of becoming a vet so he can better care for his herd and the animals near his family. He had to put his education on hold for a few years because tuition costs were so great compared to the income he was making as a horseman. However, during this trip, the guest decided to collectively fund a scholarship to get him back to his studies. He will graduate 2016.: by audreyjeane, Views[969]
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