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One of the waterfalls at the Erawan National Park  
   

One of the waterfalls at the Erawan National Park

Central Thailand to Cambodia

January 23rd 2015
Having had a great time in Bangkok over New Year's Eve, it was time to get the map out and decide where to explore next. We decided to head about four hours east of Bangkok by bus to the town of Kanchanaburi. The town is situated on the banks of the river Khwae and is famous for its railway bridge spanning the river. The bridge was built by the Japanese during the second world war using forced loc ... read more
Asia » Thailand

Thai Flag A unified Thai kingdom was established in the mid-14th century. Known as Siam until 1939, Thailand is the only Southeast Asian country never to have been taken over by a European power. A bloodless revolution in 1932 led to a constitutional monarchy.... ... read more
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23rd February 2015

Great adventures!
I love your way of travel--getting out the map to see where to go next and exploring the less-visited parts of Thailand. Love also that you included a map for those of us who don't yet know the East. How great that Ross can drive a motorbike and even fix it when necessary--what freedom! Waterfalls, a wild elephant and clanging a gong--great adventures!
23rd February 2015

Hi Tara. Thanks for your comments. Yes we do love those days when we get the maps out and try to decide where to head next, although sometimes it can lead us to some pretty random places. We have also been enjoying reading some of your SA adventures, you have been visiting some great places that we remember well e.g Mina Clavero, near Cordoba. P.s motorbike fixing seems to mostly involve swearing at it for a while!!

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