I Check Thailand Guide By @mindhunter
I Check Thailand Guide By @mindhunter - that sound like broken Thai English!
In a country as vast as Thailand, you’ll find a multitude of experiences, landscapes and diversity, making it a multi faceted and highly alluring holiday destination.
It’s a country where many people visit for the vast array of incredible beaches, showcased best in Phuket and Pattaya, but also for serenity and relaxation on the various offshore islands such as Koh Samui and Koh Yao Noi. If it’s a busy, cosmopolitan city you are seeking, then Bangkok is an experience you simply will never forget. This is contrasted by Chiang Mai, Thailand’s second largest city, which very much has the feel of a village community. The south of the country features some amazing districts where tropical vegetation and gorgeous blue seas really do set the scenery. The areas of Krabi and Phang Nga Bay feature resorts such as Khao Lak, with its pristine beachfront and array of luxury hotels, and Koh Lanta, a quiet offshore island where life is simple, and the scenery astounding.
Thailand Attractions
If you are based in Bangkok even for a short time, then a trip to the Grand Palace is simply a must. This is an amazing city within a city experience displaying a fairytale range of jewel encrusted monuments and spires. A strict dress code is in place here, prohibiting sleeveless t-shirts, shorts and flip-flops from the premises. For a total change of scenery the night market at Chiang Mai sells some fabulous Thai handicrafts and silk, and wandering through the varied stalls is a real experience. Chaweng Beach on Koh Samui is the place to come for swimming, snorkeling, windsurfing, dining on the beach or just simply to watch the world go by. If you are based closer to Phuket, why not try a trip to Phang Nga Bay and Pung Chang Cave. Paddle around the bay before exploring the main cave, where the stalagmites resemble a certain indigenous animal of Thailand.
Thailand Excursions
Phuket Sightseeing Tour and Elephant Trek
This four hour half day trip takes in the ancient buildings of Phuket town, before offering a vantage point for a great photograph over the bay. A 15 minute elephant trek will then lead to a visit of Wat Chalong, Phuket’s ancient monastery. From there you make your way over to the local cashew nut factory and pearl shop. Tour includes a traditional Thai buffet lunch at an excellent local restaurant.
Tours by boat or speed boat
There are many beautiful, uninhabited bays and islands to visit in Thailand, many of them accessible from Phuket. Below are the most popular Thailand excursions:
Phi Phi Island
A visual paradise of empty coves and amazing beaches. Consisting of two islands of immense natural beauty, and Monkey Island where you can see, play and feed the monkeys on a guided tour. This beautiful island was used for the filming of the Hollywood movie The Beach.
Ko Khai Nok
A beautiful uninhabited island with beautiful white sandy beaches and clear turquoise waters. This is the perfect spot for a romantic day’s relaxation.
Similan Islands
One for the James Bond film fans. These amazing collection of islands were used for the filming of The Man with the Golden Gun, and you’ll be able to re-create the famous scenes with a trip to these stunning surrounds. Also available as a canoe trip.
Big Game Fishing
An extremely popular venture due to the amazing range of tropical fish in the Andaman Sea. Cast your rod and bait and hope to catch marlin, sailfish, tuna, giant trevally and rainbow runner.
So travel on ... to Thailand today!
p.s. I found this weird letter under my pillow on the first night in Thailand??
Thailand is an amazing country in so many ways. Worth a visit to anyone with a sense of adventure :)
Yes! That would include me! ... minus the rather strange letters under my pillow addressed to Mr Chenujiangikildasdksdsldksldsldllookkkassadskkdswerwoerwdsfjsldjfsklncienfwiudhcwiehfwidhciwudehfcwochwodencowdnfcowdncwdncoiwdnciowd :)
Maybe the letter is somehow related to the FBI intelligence document on Bitcoin as a collaboration with an ongoing Thai investigation and you stumbled upon the pillow of evidence. Or maybe not :)
Everywhere I go there just seems to be documents! Ha ha! #documenthunter :)
As you hunt, so you shall find!
[Applies document-repellent before leaving home!] :)
Let us know how it works out :)
Having a paper-free day so far :) Ha ha!
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Amazing! Thank you very much for "I Check Thailand Guide By @mindhunter" . The information is much interesting and very attractive! I highly appreciate for your promotion of Thailand travel! ;)
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Do you have a fever?
Nope. I have travel insurance now. Thailand is v.dangerous place. Many bombs sometimes in tourist areas!! YIKES!!
If Taililand is a dangerous place, then why do you go there?
The whole world is a dangerous place!
Well, look yourself
No problem here now :)
Gotta love the quirky hunter!!
I see other things others do not see. I am the anti- @heiditravels :) Die hard the hunter!
P.S. Seeing that @heiditravels is doing more crypto vids these days!